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   Learning Clojure with Nitrous.IO(blog.nitrous.io)

   7 points by laktek 12y ago|1 comments
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   by laktek 13y ago

   You should check out Nitrous.IO, if you want this setup anywhere :)
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   by laktek 13y ago

   For all skeptics, this can actually make lot sense with the current service-oriented web. Actually, this is where I tried to go with Punch( http://laktek.github.com/punch ) too. Vast majority of the content in web can essenti
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   by laktek 14y ago

   However, it's still a pain for a small team to keep those recipes up to date and invest time to tweak configs. That's why I love a product like Action.io ( http://action.io ), which allows all dev-boxes to be kept in sync and create clones
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   The Next Generation is Here(laktek.com)

   2 points by laktek 14y ago|0 comments
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   The Next Generation is Here(laktek.com)

   1 points by laktek 14y ago|0 comments
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   by laktek 14y ago

   Here are mine. All of them are open source: - Punch - http://github.com/laktek/punch (my most popular open source project) - Punch Blog Boilerplate - https://github.com/laktek/punch-blog - Extract Values (JS) - https://github.com/lakte
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   by laktek 14y ago

   I would prefer to call B a child of A as it can be instantiated with its own properties.
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   Revisiting JavaScript Objects(laktek.com)

   52 points by laktek 14y ago|11 comments
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    Revisiting JavaScript Objects(laktek.com)

    5 points by laktek 14y ago|2 comments
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    by laktek 14y ago

    Wonder how the obvious qualifier, Social Network misses the list.
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    by laktek 14y ago

    While Jekyll is cool to run a blog, it could be a PITA if you want to run a marketing site or something less blog-like with it. This made me to create Punch ( http://laktek.github.com/punch ), which can be easily customized to run many diff
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    by laktek 14y ago

    You can create two different versions of a page and use something like Google Website Optimizer right?
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    by laktek 14y ago

    Have you tried Punch? http://laktek.github.com/punch . (and yes, I'm the creator). It will fit into all your requirements and has been there for almost a year now.
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    Build your blog with Punch(laktek.com)

    1 points by laktek 14y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Fast, extendable boilerplate to build your blog(laktek.com)

    3 points by laktek 14y ago|0 comments
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    by laktek 14y ago

    Aloha is not a traditional WYISWYG editor contained in a textarea. You can apply it to any HTML element in a page, which would turn them in to editables (check this example of math editing - http://wysiwhat.github.com/Aloha-Editor/cnx.html
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    by laktek 14y ago

    Have you seen Aloha Editor( http://aloha-editor.org )? Its behavior is built on `contenteditable`.
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    Rapid Prototyping: Rough to Ready(speakerdeck.com)

    2 points by laktek 14y ago|0 comments
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    by laktek 14y ago

    This is just awesome. Crisp icon set with a great app for creating custom builds. Even the downloaded builds are very intuitive to use. One of the best product experiences I had in a while.
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    by laktek 14y ago

    Nice. I like the way examples were constructed. BTW, here are some more cURL tips I noted down a while back, which I found to be useful for daily work. - http://laktek.com/2012/03/12/curl-tips-for-daily-use/
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    by laktek 14y ago

    Yes. This was not actually a project announcement, but a tutorial published on Appliness. Of course, there had been lot of new features and changes to the process since the initial release. Also, it's up to you to decide whether to vote it
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    by laktek 14y ago

    Easiest option would be to use GitHub pages - http://pages.github.com/ But if you prefer to have more control and availability, you can use S3. Punch makes publishing process to S3 really easy - https://github.com/laktek/punch/wiki/Publi
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    by laktek 14y ago

    You have the option of changing the template engine to any one you prefer - https://github.com/laktek/punch/wiki/Adding-a-New-Template-E... For example, here's a handlebars plugin for Punch - https://github.com/laktek/handlebars
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    Embrace the Static Web with Punch(laktek.com)

    66 points by laktek 14y ago|44 comments
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    by laktek 14y ago

    Anyone considering to use it for development? (Similar to the iPad + Linode experiment?)
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    by laktek 14y ago

    Not sure about in US, but I'm pretty sure majority of kids in this part of the world knows who Marie Curie is than Ada Lovelace. Ada Lovelace is celebrated among us the computer geeks, because she's the female icon for the field.
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    by laktek 14y ago

    > It's highly unlikely that JavaScript spit out by a code generator (this would be the competition for NaCl) is going to be at all readable. With SourceMaps it's possible to make them readable[1]. Also, problem with NaCl is it forces de
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    by laktek 14y ago

    Here's a more detailed write-up on some of the ES6 features mentioned in the slides - https://brendaneich.com/2012/10/harmony-of-dreams-come-true/
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    by laktek 14y ago

    I host my blog at Amazon S3, not only it takes away the worry of high traffic, it almost cost nothing (I paid $1 last month for 8GB of transfers). I wrote about the setup sometime back - http://laktek.com/2011/11/17/why-and-how-i-revamped-