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jtwebman
10y ago
This is a great idea as Beam doesn't force typing like JavaScript so it would be a great add. I wonder how they are going to tie in OTP?
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jtwebman
10y ago
Has he looked at mixed tech like React? Get web tech with native controls!
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jtwebman
10y ago
The project hasn't been worked on in over a year also it isn't the language that is much different but the tools. Are you going to write grep on windows? If not the language really doesn't matter.
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jtwebman
10y ago
12 people isn't a scientific study! Where is the control group? I think maybe we need a few more studies before people go out and start eating magic mushrooms to not be depressed.
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jtwebman
10y ago
Code, models or records, whatever you call them in your programming language. Then use a doc comment tool. Whatever one is used in your language and best supported.
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jtwebman
10y ago
I love Elm before but now it is even better! I'll make the switch even though I was almost done with my first app with it.
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Elixir and Elm – the perfect couple (Lambda Days 2016) [video]
(youtube.com)
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10y ago
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Elixir Ecto 2.0.0-rc is out
(blog.plataformatec.com.br)
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10y ago
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jtwebman
11y ago
This is only true because after a few years the front-end guys want and probably get to re-write their code for some new design or the latest fizz-bang framework. So they don't have to refactor / maintain 5+ year old code. I would
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jtwebman
11y ago
I am as well!
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jtwebman
11y ago
I just started learning Clojure and I would agree with you already. It has all the nice parts from other ecosystems and is just fast to do what I need to do.
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jtwebman
11y ago
I agree released code over quality at first makes far more sense. Once you have the demand you can refactor to make it easier.
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Why Building Apps the Wrong Way Can Be the Right Way
(medium.com)
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11y ago
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jtwebman
11y ago
Bad idea to use bcrypt.hashSync in Node.js. I hate that so many tutorials use that one instead of the correct bcrypt.hash with a callback. This is Node.js for that 200 ms where you are hashing that password nothing else runs, no requests, e
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11y ago
This is old, I willing to bet Elixir and Pheonix are better then Go now. It isn't all about performance though. I find Elixir easier to read and maintain over Go as well.
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11y ago
How is this any different then https://github.com/antp/mailer ? On mailer you can do the same compose using add_to, add_subject, etc... even though they don't show it on the readme.
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Object-Oriented Programming: A Disaster Story
(medium.com)
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11y ago
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Swarm Simulator – Very Addictive Counter Game
(swarmsim.github.io)
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11y ago
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jtwebman
11y ago
You should have watch it all. He covers all.
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Object-Oriented Programming is Bad [video]
(youtube.com)
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11y ago
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jtwebman
11y ago
I would love to see Elm added to the list.
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11y ago
I think it is just a fake number. Everything has running code also what if the VM you spin up is in a different part of the data center or next to another heavy network app? To me this seems like a waste of time to look at because depending
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jtwebman
11y ago
So wait was this all just serving Hello World?
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11y ago
Also he didn't mention Dokku!
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jtwebman
11y ago
It is alot of work to keep up. I would use KairosDB instead. https://kairosdb.github.io/ .
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jtwebman
11y ago
I think I like the components, command, dispatcher (I call it CCD) way that React and Redux deals with UI! MVVM, MVC, and MVP just don't scale like CCD. MVVM, MVC, and MVP also make it very hard to reason with your code unless it is a
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World Without Linux Final Episode: Free Burger [video]
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11y ago
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jtwebman
11y ago
What he did do is expose that you guys don't know how to use aws and S3. Those keys should have never been on a server in the first place. I think it would have been in your best interest to fix it and pay him. Now that other hackers k
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Using React Is a Business Decision, Not a Technology Choice
(blog.formidable.com)
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11y ago
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jtwebman
11y ago
At least they could do was open source it!
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