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by luigi 15y ago
I know. I meant that Node.js itself wasn't the fundamental leap that this is. And previous frameworks based on Node haven't attained "The One" status either.
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by luigi 15y ago
This feels to me a lot like how Rails felt back in 2005. A fundamental leap forward and an understanding of where web technology is going. I haven't felt that way about Node.js or even its higher-level frameworks like Express or Batman. Thi
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New federal agency's software to be open source by default(consumerfinance.gov)
4 points by luigi 15y ago|1 comments
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by luigi 15y ago
The vast majority of my iPad apps had an update today. It's actually likely that Apple fast tracked all submissions made recently. And there's quite a difference between fast tracked for approval and no approval process. The former requires
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by luigi 15y ago
I was remarking on the Stockholm Syndrome effect that Apple has inflicted on its most popular third party developers. It's a sad situation.
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by luigi 15y ago
Sad that he feels the need to be so publicly thankful of the App Review team. A sane policy would recognize that he's a popular iOS developer in good-standing, and would not submit him to any review process.
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by luigi 15y ago
I did a similar round up last year: http://luigimontanez.com/2011/web-based-slide-decks-done-rig...
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by luigi 15y ago
My productivity rules: 1) Produce, don't consume. 2) Achieve small goals. 3) Say no. I used to work at a place that had a 10 am stand up meeting (once headed by the author of the Information Diet, incidentally). My trick wa
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by luigi 15y ago
It's amazing how when you use recent technology that has been designed and engineered from the ground up for the demands of modern web apps, you can devote a lot of other resources to the actual product and usability.
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Infochimps Pivots to a Big Data Platform(blog.infochimps.com)
3 points by luigi 15y ago|0 comments
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by luigi 15y ago
For most startups, embracing a cloud architecture just makes sense. You're building an MVP and want to get it out in front of users. Deploying on something like Heroku and using the add-ons is one of the best ways to focus on your product a
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by luigi 15y ago
Here's the announcement about how The Wrap is the "main entertainment news provider" for Reuters: http://www.thewrap.com/media/column-post/thewrap-replaces-th...
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by luigi 15y ago
Would Marco make more money giving away his app for free and charging $1.99/month for the service? It's always seemed odd to me that you pay for the web service upfront with a one-time fee, though that seems to be working well for Pinboard.
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BackboneConf(backboneconf.com)
15 points by luigi 15y ago|1 comments
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by luigi 15y ago
Google should acquire GitHub and let the GitHubbers run Google.
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by luigi 15y ago
The last section is really important. If you don't need the full duplex communication of WebSockets, Server-Sent Events are a much better choice. If you can get away with using AJAX to update the server from the client, do it.
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by luigi 15y ago
It's the studio and record label system that needs killing. The creative, skilled people who make entertainment and art need to be able to thrive.
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by luigi 15y ago
The author never bothers to explain why SOPA and PIPA are still bad without the DNS provision. Instead, he takes an unyielding position and uses propagandist language to make his point. It's good to see the EFF explain why the bills are sti
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The Weak Antitrust Case against Google(forbes.com)
3 points by luigi 15y ago|0 comments
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by luigi 15y ago
It's true that there's a difference between crawling, indexing, and ranking, but Google is pretty clear on the ultimate effect. http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&#38... How does Google handle nofollowed links? In ge
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by luigi 15y ago
That's a new sidebar feature that goes where ads have traditionally gone. Google has decided to literally promote G+ over ads, which is a story in itself, but a totally different one. It doesn't change the search results in the main column.
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How rel=nofollow Works(luigimontanez.com)
209 points by luigi 15y ago|50 comments
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Kanye West Hiring App Guys and Tech Guys(betabeat.com)
3 points by luigi 15y ago|0 comments
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Political Contributions of Christine Jones, GoDaddy General Counsel(transparencydata.com)
2 points by luigi 15y ago|0 comments
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Go Daddy Group: Lobbying and Campaign Finance Records(influenceexplorer.com)
3 points by luigi 15y ago|0 comments
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SOPA Sponsors Received 4X in Contributions from Hollywood as from Silicon Valley(maplight.org)
2 points by luigi 15y ago|1 comments
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by luigi 15y ago
I was inspired by this project for Node: https://github.com/hij1nx/weld And I tried the concept using Nokogiri in Ruby. I found that in practice it gets really tedious. I had to make sure that every single element I wanted to manipulate h
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by luigi 15y ago
If anyone's interested in reading more about Tauzin, there's a long read from the Sunlight Foundation here: http://sunlightfoundation.com/blog/2010/02/12/the-legacy-of-... Also available as a $0.99 Kindle Single that acts as a small donat
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Lawmakers unveil sensible alternative to SOPA(news.cnet.com)
1 points by luigi 15y ago|0 comments
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The OPEN Act: An Alternative to Protect IP and SOPA(keepthewebopen.com)
3 points by luigi 15y ago|0 comments

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