jononomo

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   by jononomo 11y ago

   I tried to read this article, but after a few paragraphs I still didn't know why I should care about this guy, so I stopped reading.
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   by jononomo 11y ago

   Or you could just create a github account...
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   by jononomo 11y ago

   I use Meteor.js and I love it. As for time needed to learn the framework, I'd suggest 80 hours. Overall development speed, 3. Maintainability of the code -- can't judge yet.
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   by jononomo 11y ago

   "An armed society is a polite society." I don't buy this.
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   by jononomo 11y ago

   I also recommend a psychedelic experience. Perhaps a 3-day Ayahuasca ceremony. Ayahuasca (known as the "Vine of the Dead") will allow you to experience what it feels like to die, but you will come back with perspective. Ayahuasc
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   by jononomo 12y ago

   Actually, you can use Meteor as a frontend-only framework. Just have the Meteor server be the client for a standard REST API. I've built an app using this approach.
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   by jononomo 14y ago

   This is exactly why I'm going with Django for my project. The Django book that is online is just so straightforward and easy to understand. With Rails I have not found that to be the case at all.