js4all

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by js4all 15y ago
For me Damien's announcement to abandon CouchDB landed like a bomb. CouchDB is one of the key technologies of our hosting service. It is a great to see one of the big players (Cloudant) to step in.
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by js4all 15y ago
Great idea, but how is this made into a circle?
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by js4all 15y ago
Absolutely amazing. This technology can be used for many other offline databases. He provides the tools for indexing, compressing and everything needed for the reader. Make sure to read his corresponding blog post: http://antimatter15.com/
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Dillinger - Another fine Node.js app for our gallery(blog.cloudno.de)
1 points by js4all 15y ago|0 comments
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by js4all 15y ago
A pretty basic write up. Static caching is standard these days. The article doesn't help with speeding up today's dynamic sites.
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by js4all 15y ago
The hhvm is some nice piece of software, but it also takes many resources. This will always remind me to be very careful when making a design decision, like what language to use for project.
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by js4all 15y ago
This looks like fun and many "brings memories back" products are successful.
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Improving the speed of the Cloudnode site(blog.cloudno.de)
1 points by js4all 15y ago|0 comments
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by js4all 15y ago
That is exactly how I understood the problem. The term "doesn't scale" is far to fuzzy to describe the problem. I also see no mechanism in CouchDB to solve this. If such a problem exists, I expect a company to react with architectural impro
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An experiment mimicking the Dock of OS X using only CSS(michaelhue.com)
108 points by js4all 15y ago|39 comments
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by js4all 15y ago
I agree. And this is why I like CouchDB's versioning. In similar cases we could track down unwanted deletes using previous versions of the document in question. Without those, it could easily be interpreted as "data loss".
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by js4all 15y ago
Losing data is one of the most serious bugs. When I am using a DBMS in production, I have to rely on it 100%. I believe the complains made could be real because MongoDB is highly optimized for speed. But, as long as there is no documented
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by js4all 15y ago
Those sites are fixed now. If you want to see the effect live, here is another one which still works: http://www.flightstats.com/go/eyewonder/interim.html?src=htt...
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GitWeb Access To Your Node.js App Repositories(blog.cloudno.de)
3 points by js4all 15y ago|0 comments
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by js4all 15y ago
As I have just installed it today, here is one of the repos for the node.js chat app: http://bit.ly/ogzmMk and the live app is at http://chat.cloudno.de
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by js4all 15y ago
What a great tip. I am running gitweb for the hosted node.js apps on cloudnode. It looks really nice now and is a clean and easy solution.
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by js4all 15y ago
Very nice. That book seems to be complete on every aspect of CoffeeScript.
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Free Node.js And CouchDB Hosting at Cloudnode(blog.cloudno.de)
3 points by js4all 15y ago|0 comments
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Running Nice IDE (nide) On Our Node.js Platform(blog.cloudno.de)
1 points by js4all 15y ago|0 comments
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by js4all 15y ago
These lists are done using a selection algorithm. For instance Sort-Key-Top: http://cpansearch.perl.org/src/SALVA/Sort-Key-Top-0.06/READM...
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by js4all 15y ago
Thanks for your assessment. This is also how I see it. I found a similar opinion on stackoverflow: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1077668/can-i-change-my-o...
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Ask HN: Open Source project changed license: Apache2 to AGPL, forked it before
5 points by js4all 15y ago|2 comments
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by js4all 15y ago
What a great solution. I will use it, but... I guess I found a serious security problem. When logging ssh commands with '-vT', I can see the secret. The secret should be hard coded in the two_factor script.
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by js4all 15y ago
Your doc is a cool idea to keep up with all the new technologies. When making a decision, you need to know what's out there.
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Eclipse Node.js Debugger/Google Chrome Developer Tools 0.3.0 released(code.google.com)
2 points by js4all 15y ago|0 comments
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by js4all 15y ago
Closure Templates was also my first thought. I like them a lot and have combined them server-side with AppJet, which also runs on the JVM. A perfect match in my opinion. I have written a blog post about this: http://blog.jgate.de/closure-t
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by js4all 15y ago
Works very well. Thanks for the invite.
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Building And Hosting A Hello World Node.js App(blog.cloudno.de)
1 points by js4all 15y ago|0 comments
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Running Etherpad Lite On Our Node.js Platform(blog.cloudno.de)
1 points by js4all 15y ago|0 comments
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by js4all 15y ago
Great to hear. People will like it. Non-fluid designs and missing media support are what I hear most when talking about CMS'es. There will always be different levels of site building in the future and your product fits in between them:

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