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   by js4all 16y ago

   Great article. But it only sheds light on the performance and scale aspect. Having used nosql in my last project, I found some other aspects: - Flexibility - Replication - License agreements Nosql allows easy and painless schema
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   by js4all 16y ago

   Subdomains are ok seo wise. However Google Webmaster allows some operations only for top level domains. The change domain feature comes specifically to my mind.
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   by js4all 16y ago

   This is only a subset of Google APIs. I am looking for the maps API. I hope they add more APIs later. It seems to be a great way to monitor and control API usage.
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   by js4all 16y ago

   I tested it with my GV US number and it is working very well. Great job. Too bad it doesn't work on iPad because of the flash applet. (Java wouldn'd help either) But that's nothing you can do something about.
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   Annotation Overlay Effect with jQuery | Codrops(tympanus.net)

   17 points by js4all 16y ago|4 comments
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   by js4all 16y ago

   I always use semicolons, because I also code in several other languages, that require them. But I have no problem, if someone leaves them out. This is how JavaScript was designed.
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   by js4all 16y ago

   This is a really good example of not reinventing the wheel. Instead built-in functions of the wonderful CouchDB are used - indeed brilliant.
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   by js4all 16y ago

   Great news, I am downloading and excited to see it. Big Buck Bunny was such a big success, story- and technically wise.
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   Details On JGate's New Caching Layer(blog.jgate.de)

   1 points by js4all 16y ago|0 comments
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    by js4all 16y ago

    Oh no, 1. A cdn is a network with several cloud fronts 2. A cdn is optimized for static content 3. A cdn uses geographical routing This solution does nothing of this and probably worthens the response time. It offloads some traff
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    by js4all 16y ago

    First, the response time variation is an important observation, thanks for that. To make sure, that it is caused by V8's CG, we need a GC log from the benchmark. Second to make this a fair comparison, you need to use a similar sized heap. I
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    by js4all 16y ago

    Thanks, I used code: TNYLHXKLXLME
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    by js4all 16y ago

    The title is misleading. It is not node.js that disappoints you.
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    New Twitter exploit about goats – how it works.(wait-till-i.com)

    17 points by js4all 16y ago|6 comments
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    by js4all 16y ago

    Great, I couldn't really believe that someone missed the hype. And yes, both provide early beta hosted Node.js. Heroku use their current infrastructure and offer node.js dynos on their new Beech stack. It's easy and fun to use. Joyent offer
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    by js4all 16y ago

    Node.js is the most promising new web application server. The key features are: * It's designed around an event loop and non-blocking IO * It executes server-side JavaScript on Google's V8 engine * It's fast and high troughput * N
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    by js4all 16y ago

    Oh no, that's the wrong site. That one is about their earlier solution they bought from Reasonably Smart. The new Node.js solution lives under http://no.de The correct repo is shown after you have provisioned your machine.
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    by js4all 16y ago

    Exactly. And this is still a preview. From Ryan's presentation: "The first 150 people can generate a coupon code for creating a no.de Smart Machine."
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    Joyent's Node SmartMachine Rollout This Morning - Announced on JSConf

    36 points by js4all 16y ago|16 comments
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    by js4all 16y ago

    Guys, you should follow #jsconf on twitter to get some background on this awesome lib. :-)
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    by js4all 16y ago

    Their user base is big enough to have some percentage of hardcore users who will like such a phone. This also complements perfectly Microsoft's need for a partner to compensate their late start. So the new market might look like: Apple
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    by js4all 16y ago

    You need just to add a meta attrib, no big deal: <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="chrome=1">
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    Chromium Blog: Google Chrome Frame: Stable and Speedy(blog.chromium.org)

    6 points by js4all 16y ago|6 comments
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    Interview With Mark Zuckerberg On The “Facebook Phone”(techcrunch.com)

    77 points by js4all 16y ago|24 comments
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    by js4all 16y ago

    Great idea with much potential. Have you solved the problem how to sandbox/protect against apps that have gone wild? Are you allowing or planning to clone using git protocol instead of http? Do you support or have planned custom domains?
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    by js4all 16y ago

    Thanks. Closure, sure. I always though about it just being a compiler / minimizer and that there should be more. But the linked article shows that it indeed contains UI components. The repository link seems to have changed though: http://c
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    Ask HN: What JavaScript Library Did Google Use to Build Mobile GMail

    1 points by js4all 16y ago|2 comments
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    by js4all 16y ago

    AFAIK for JavaScript there is no systematic protection like for CSRF (CSRF token), but the use of a templating engine reduces the risk. You can also order a scanning service like http://www.godaddy.com/security/website-security.aspx
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    by js4all 16y ago

    Nice trick. I didn't know, that firebug & co support soft breakpoints by inserting the javascript command "debugger;".
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    by js4all 16y ago

    Since that "I Like" button campaign, Facebook's target is clear: Google. The mobile sector is not yet fully taken. So it seems logical to hit in that direction, if you have the power and user base like Facebook has.