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jurre
13y ago
I guess Docker brings all of the good stuff you guys have known about for a long time to us mortals :)
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jurre
13y ago
Go seems like a reasonable choice for this type of thing though, doesn't it?
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jurre
13y ago
If you have an active open source presence then you're already using github a lot of the time, personally I don't like switching tools a lot and I guess a lot of people feel similar. Personal preference aside.
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jurre
13y ago
It's kind of sad seeing something digging it's own grave like that.
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jurre
13y ago
Overkill for an API endpoint that authenticates a user..
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IBM throws its weight behind MongoDB for mobile apps
(gigaom.com)
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jurre
13y ago
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jurre
13y ago
I actually did a similar thing for iOS, I'll try to extract it from that project and open source it when I find time :)
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jurre
13y ago
I have a ton of half implemented projects..
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jurre
13y ago
Oh this looks great!
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jurre
13y ago
Are we gonna have one of these every other day now?
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jurre
13y ago
Xcode mostly
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jurre
13y ago
AFAIK the reason that this isn't very common in the iOS community is that loading an image is often much faster (performance wise) than drawing a custom UI. What are your experiences with this?
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jurre
13y ago
To save everyone some copy/pasting, they've all been redeemed :)
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jurre
13y ago
Apple USD prices are excluding VAT while EUR prices include that.
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jurre
14y ago
For your convenience: cat "/System/Library/Extensions/Dont Steal Mac OS X.kext/LICENSE" Copyright (c) 2006,2009 Apple Inc. All rights reserved. The purpose of this Apple software is to protect Apple copyrighted materials from unauthorized
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jurre
14y ago
If you follow the format: I'm a <Dutch> citizen. That's actually correct, and what I used intuitively.
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jurre
14y ago
sl, steam locomotive.
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jurre
14y ago
Next Amsterdam.rb hackathon we'll get it done :D
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jurre
14y ago
I'm reading it in the browser in Chrome on OSX, you don't need office!
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jurre
14y ago
Check out http://gitlabhq.com/ too
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jurre
14y ago
Also in Dutch :)
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jurre
14y ago
You have to remember that search is Google's core business, it's where they make their money (well, advertising really, but advertising in search).
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jurre
14y ago
When you create an app you tell it what the default size is. The green button sets the app to the default size.
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jurre
14y ago
>as far as I can see, he's never had to work on a millions-of-lines code base with 3+ years of cruft written and maintained by large disparate teams of mediocre developers using poorly chosen technologies to solve problems within time,
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jurre
14y ago
Yeah their docs are excellent!
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Securing the Rails session secret
(blog.phusion.nl)
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14y ago
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jurre
14y ago
Nice read, but I would consider removing the link to w3school, they're notoriously bad and you wouldn't want to steer newcomers in that direction.
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jurre
14y ago
Having worked doing BI work for a bit during a semester off it seemed like there is so much money to be made in the 'BI for the masses' space. Interesting to see some competition for SAP , MS and Oracle popping up, I'm rooting for them.
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jurre
14y ago
Sounds like you could totally automate that!
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jurre
14y ago
You're absolutely right. The thing is if, as he (DHH) writes in his post, if they were to make a suggestion he would take them very serious.
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