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by js4all 14y ago
Very good article and exactly how I experienced my last projects. There have been other articles lately on HN about the changing role of the MVC pattern. The views and models are now on the client. This is ideal because this way the client
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by js4all 14y ago
Yes, great job. Besides the fast networking part it also feels snappy because of the page snapshot feature. It is also a cool feedback to see reduced colors, when the content has not refreshed yet.
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The Realtime Engine(devthought.com)
52 points by js4all 14y ago|5 comments
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Managing package dependencies is now a lot easier thanks to NPM(blog.cloudno.de)
1 points by js4all 14y ago|0 comments
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by js4all 14y ago
Careful, there is often this misunderstanding with Mongo. Using MongoDB from your program does not require you to open source it. The Drivers which you link against are Apache or MIT licensed and Mongo's AGPL license has a "different work
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by js4all 14y ago
It is part of the DRM scheme. DRM requires end-to-end encryption to be effective. In this case it has nothing to do with a vendor lock-in. Using DRM is part of the deal with media partners and not Apple's decision.
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by js4all 14y ago
I suspect that this app uses Apples's leaked key for airplay encryption. In that case I would understand the rejection. I can't wait for the official explanation.
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Blazing fast node.js: 10 performance tips from LinkedIn Mobile(engineering.linkedin.com)
3 points by js4all 14y ago|0 comments
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by js4all 14y ago
There is only one simple rule to follow: Always use UTC when storing date/time in databases, do conversion to local time while reading and from local time while writing.
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by js4all 14y ago
They have messed with their own "don't be evil" policy. First their official privacy policy shift ( http://www.google.com/policies/ ) and then these evil techniques.
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by js4all 14y ago
This is awesome news. There are currently 3 competing frameworks: Meteor, Firebase and Derby, all discussed on HN last week. I guess the new license gives Meteor a big plus. I am glad they changed their minds.
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by js4all 14y ago
I think so. Walrus is S3 API compatible.
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by js4all 14y ago
I also get a segfault when running "bundle install" as described in the docs. Fetching gem metadata from https://rubygems.org/./Users/hs/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.9.3-p0/li... : [BUG] Segmentation fault ruby 1.9.3p0 (2011-10-30 revision 33570) [x
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Rotating CSS Image Slider(cssdeck.com)
14 points by js4all 14y ago|15 comments
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by js4all 14y ago
It's great to have a liberally licensed alternative to Meteor and Firebase. Many thanks for that. What I have taken from the article: 1. Derby is done by competent people 2. They support server and client code sharing 3. MIT license 4. NPM
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by js4all 14y ago
Thank for clarifying. You should enable it, to demonstrate the cababilities of your framwork. For high load push driven apps, websockets are a must. I understand that fallbacks are needed for users behind proxies etc. But if the infrastruct
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by js4all 14y ago
Those are valid points but Google has a different target. The pages are designed to get the user to spend more time on G+.
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by js4all 14y ago
I just tried the TODO app from the Derby home page and it is just doing xhr polling. I tested on Chrome and Safari. The Metor and Firebase demos used both websockets.
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by js4all 15y ago
I would like to thank you and those of the original team who are still being involved for your support of the Apache fork. Many thanks. When I read Damien's note back in January, I was prepared to never see updates to CouchDB.
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by js4all 15y ago
Great news. CouchDB is still living. The change log is impressive. However, it is worth to mention that the database file format has changed. Once on 1.2 your files get upgraded to the new format. There is no going back.
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by js4all 15y ago
So does this work for iPad or universal apps? If so, what needs to be changed?
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by js4all 15y ago
I just tried your tutorial. It was a smooth ride. Everything worked great: creating the initial app, adding a screen and pushing updates.
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We are now supporting multiple Node.js versions(blog.cloudno.de)
3 points by js4all 15y ago|0 comments
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by js4all 15y ago
I have used github for Mac from day one for cloning and viewing changes. Crashing was never a problem and the "clone in Mac" feature is very handy. I use it primarily as a library tool for all the local repos. When working on one of the pro
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Our New Redis Hosting Service(blog.cloudno.de)
5 points by js4all 15y ago|0 comments
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Website Statistics Using Node.js And Redis(blog.cloudno.de)
2 points by js4all 15y ago|0 comments
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by js4all 15y ago
Brilliant. I wish more developers would adopt to these principles. I recently discovered redis while looking for a website statistics option. I was impressed how easy and well designed redis is. Starting with building it, over using it to s
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by js4all 15y ago
Yes, it was Oracle's. The problem was on the Salesforce side (as a client). They couldn't verify the chain up to the CA because it is not included in the CA bundle. Adding something on the server side doesn't help here.
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by js4all 15y ago
Its worth to mention that their certificates cannot be used to secure a Java web service because their CA is not included in Java's cert bundle. I had to learn this when I tried to callout to a web service (with a startcom cert) from Sale
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It's All About You (New Social Functions For Our Node.js Hosting)(blog.cloudno.de)
2 points by js4all 15y ago|0 comments

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