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Timing your meetup just right(blog.toughbyte.com)
2 points by korenyushkin 10y ago|0 comments
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What is a meetup and why should I care?(blog.toughbyte.com)
2 points by korenyushkin 10y ago|0 comments
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Revisiting the not-so-great design of machines we use every day(blog.toughbyte.com)
4 points by korenyushkin 10y ago|0 comments
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by korenyushkin 10y ago
A lot of big companies have R&D offices in Russia, e.g. Intel or Deutsche Bank. I don't think there are many startups here yet
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Why It’s Time to Build Software in Russia(blog.toughbyte.com)
10 points by korenyushkin 10y ago|2 comments
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by korenyushkin 16y ago
Thank you for the suggestions! We'll add shortcuts and tooltips. We were rather conservative about it because wanted to collect some feedback. The IDE will have real-time console for logging.
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by korenyushkin 16y ago
Have you tweaked the User Agent header? We just check for the 'Gecko' substring in it.
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by korenyushkin 16y ago
The Akshell engine will be open sourced soon, it will eliminate the problem of vendor lock-in. We strongly believe that web-based development environment are the future; so we'll improve our IDE and add more advanced features to it to provi
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by korenyushkin 16y ago
It's a standard colorscheme of the Ace editor http://ace.ajax.org/
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by korenyushkin 16y ago
Yes, we think about it. CoffeeScript support should be easy to implement and seamless to use.
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by korenyushkin 16y ago
We will share it on our blog and mailing list. It's quite simple, only 200 lines of code.
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by korenyushkin 16y ago
Thank you! We'll do something about it. May be we'll have a more universal console, where git will be only one of the commands.
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by korenyushkin 16y ago
Sorry, guys. We have SSH key pairs pregenerated for speed reasons and we've just run out of them today. Now everything should be OK.
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JavaScript, Python, and Ruby project index(names.akshell.com)
2 points by korenyushkin 16y ago|0 comments
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Review my startup: Akshell, server-side JavaScript platform(akshell.com)
14 points by korenyushkin 16y ago|2 comments
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by korenyushkin 16y ago
Thank you for the link. I'll study it.
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by korenyushkin 16y ago
I have, but decided to stick with EditArea.
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by korenyushkin 16y ago
Akshell targets more "heavy" applications than AppJet. E.g., it has a relational database and AppJet had key-value store. I contacted JGate guys. JGate is an AppJet successor http://apps.jgate.de/ .
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by korenyushkin 16y ago
Your comment does makes sense. I should change the front page. Applications has two places to store persistent data: database and file storage. The latter is rather common. The database is implemented on top of a custom query language desig
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by korenyushkin 16y ago
Yes, I have looked. I implemented a simpler Proxy: http://www.akshell.com/docs/0.2/ref/core/misc/#Proxy It's more restrictive, but much more easy to use.
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by korenyushkin 16y ago
It enables users to develop web applications is JavaScript and host them in the cloud. The only tool required for development is a web browser. And the deployment is instant. It also features an environment where applications can interact w
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Review my startup: Akshell, now with CommonJS support(blog.akshell.com)
23 points by korenyushkin 16y ago|16 comments
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by korenyushkin 16y ago
But the query language is much simpler than SQL and integrates seamlessly into JavaScript. It should be easy-to-use for beginners. Yes, I'll fix the video.
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by korenyushkin 16y ago
Thank you! I understand your point. There definitely will be a way to run Akshell applications outside of Akshell.
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by korenyushkin 16y ago
Thank you for signing up! You can use any client-side JavaScript library with Akshell, including jQuery.
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by korenyushkin 16y ago
A per user data store could be easily implemented as an application :)
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by korenyushkin 16y ago
Well, the edition system isn't mine; it's EditArea, a free client-side JS library by Christophe Dolivet. But opensourcing a part of Akshell may be a good idea. I should think about it. Thank you.
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by korenyushkin 16y ago
A specific for application login system can be implemented as a library in a few lines of code. But using it will prevent an application from benefiting from the Akshell environment.
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by korenyushkin 16y ago
Thank you for your comprehensive reply. I definitely agree that now Akshell doesn't suite mission-critical applications. And I think it will never suite bank applications or such. But I think that it has a rather big niche. I'll contact y
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by korenyushkin 16y ago
Thank you, I'll check it. Even if it doesn't fit into the basic Akshell library, nothing prevents from creating an alternative basic library.

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