jzoidberg

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by jzoidberg 15y ago
I think you are over thinking it since everyone knows: Old Guys Rule
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by jzoidberg 15y ago
No Flot? ( http://code.google.com/p/flot/ ) Criminal negligence.
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by jzoidberg 15y ago
nobody uses the Scala compiler that way. It is common to use FSC or the Simple Build Tool to compile incrementally
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by jzoidberg 15y ago
I dont know if that means anything anymore: "You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means."
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by jzoidberg 15y ago
Apple sneakily patents Google Docs on the sly - I bet Google didn't see that coming.
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by jzoidberg 15y ago
Nice example - but it might give the wrong idea to the unfamiliar. Local worker actors like these would typically be thread-pool backed and then the load balancing is free (need not be explicitly coded). Remote workers do of course need to
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by jzoidberg 15y ago
The issue i think is 2 fold: 1) MS technology is designed as if no other exist - it aims to be a self contained ecosystem. It is the ultimate lock-in. 2) MS business practices - after the last 10 years i think many technologists will never
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by jzoidberg 15y ago
Novell developed Vibe in Scala: https://vibe.novell.com/ BankSimple is building on Scala: https://banksimple.com/ Nasa uses Scala in production: http://www.scala-lang.org/node/6605
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Scala (and Math) for Kids - Kojo a Scala Learning Environment built on NetBeans (kogics.net)
1 points by jzoidberg 15y ago|0 comments
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by jzoidberg 16y ago
WebSocket support added - outstanding
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by jzoidberg 16y ago
Precious: "Are we sure Microsoft didn't fat-finger that blog post and really meant "naïve HTML5" rather than "native HTML5"?"
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by jzoidberg 16y ago
Scala - with Lift or Play
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by jzoidberg 16y ago
The problem here is that the language in the agreement is much broader than just GPLv3 or even GPL.