jurgenwerk

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   by jurgenwerk 10y ago

   Justin has wonderful material on this topic. Learned so much from him. And he's amazingly nice to people! Also check his book Jolt.
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   by jurgenwerk 10y ago

   Does it have fuzzy search by whole file path yet?
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   Show HN: GitHub Radar (Real-time activity on a map)(github-radar.xyz)

   5 points by jurgenwerk 10y ago|0 comments
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   Recurring subscription payments: use external service or make your own?(codeandtechno.com)

   5 points by jurgenwerk 10y ago|0 comments
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   by jurgenwerk 10y ago

   friends
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   by jurgenwerk 10y ago

   There are hundreds of paid services that scrape Google heavily (search engine ranking trackers). How are they legal?
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   by jurgenwerk 10y ago

   Thanks, I'll add it to the article.
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   Tips for selling your side project(codeandtechno.com)

   164 points by jurgenwerk 10y ago|59 comments
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   by jurgenwerk 10y ago

   Cookin' with Coolio
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    Show HN: Front-end revolution with Ember.js (new e-book for beginners)(leanpub.com)

    2 points by jurgenwerk 11y ago|0 comments
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    by jurgenwerk 11y ago

    I like http://sitestalker.net Enter URL where you expect the job listing to show up, some keywords and you get notified via email when the job gets published
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    How Ember.js saved my life(medium.com)

    5 points by jurgenwerk 11y ago|1 comments
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    by jurgenwerk 11y ago

    Basic ideas yeah, like dom diffing and unidirectional, immutable data flow. I'm also sure the learning curve is far nicer than it used to be back in the old days when it was an immature framework.
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    by jurgenwerk 11y ago

    Take a look at Ember.js. Seriously. Performance is now on par with React (I think the core developers are secretly in love with React and try to bring all good ideas into Ember). By using it you get the whole front-end package by default (E
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    by jurgenwerk 11y ago

    I'm totally up for selling http://sitestalker.net in case somebody could use it.
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    JavaScript is a language made by philosophers, for philosophers(medium.com)

    2 points by jurgenwerk 12y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Sitestalker – monitor links on websites(sitestalker.net)

    2 points by jurgenwerk 12y ago|0 comments
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    by jurgenwerk 12y ago

    I made a jQuery plugin for drawing really sweet donuts: https://github.com/matixmatix/sweet_donut
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    by jurgenwerk 13y ago

    I was in exact same situation, only difference was C# instead of C++ ;). Man that job sucked, I often get very happy when I wake up in the morning simply because I don't work there anymore. My advice: Leave that job as soon as possible
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    Show HN: Sweet Donut. A very simple donut chart generator, as a jQuery plugin.(github.com)

    1 points by jurgenwerk 13y ago|0 comments
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    by jurgenwerk 13y ago

    You can narrow your search scope to specific URLs, and assign different tags/keywords for each individual target.
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    Show HN: The Keyword Butler(keyword-butler.com)

    2 points by jurgenwerk 13y ago|2 comments