lollipop26

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   by lollipop26 11y ago

   People tend to stick to convention, and when they move to something that uses another convention, they tend to apply the convention of the former to the latter due to familiarity and because the former Just Works™. Then they'll meet fr
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   by lollipop26 12y ago

   It's no different to - Java with Functional Programming concepts in Java 8 - which was already there for FP-oriented languages like Haskell and Scala. - PHP, with OOP on PHP 5 - which was already there for Java, C++, C#. I'm not a
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   by lollipop26 12y ago

   Have seen several tries on this approach: - Angular seems to provide something similar already with its ng-* attributes and directives. - JavaServer Faces also do the same thing, where a server-side controller is bound to HTML or UI widgets
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   by lollipop26 12y ago

   Machine doesn't matter, but I recommend Linux or Mac as most of the tools are built with, and are easier to work with on unix-like machines. Invest in an SSD as well, as running a dev server as well as tools do hit hard on the disk. As