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by mackwic 13y ago
This is, i think, the main problem of their approach of the yo-catalog. So many packages who does so little things when we prefer to have little that do many. We are the community, it's ours to think of a way to make a better yeoman ec
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by mackwic 13y ago
Thanks ! I'll definitely test that !
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by mackwic 13y ago
Well, yeoman provides 3 tools: Yo, Grunt, and Bower. The first handle boilerplate and scaffholding, the second automation and the third is for 3rd party libraries provided to the browser (npm/gem/pip for the browser). They have a
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by mackwic 13y ago
I didn't choose Github because of their HA policy, did you ? This article seems more like FUD to me, even if I don't understand the DDoS.
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by mackwic 13y ago
Excuse me, but it still seems ridiculous. Isn't hosted on site Github entreprise the main source of revenue of Github ? If we ask oursef "why do we choose github as Git hosters", features, awesome culture, openness will sort
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by mackwic 13y ago
Thanks sveta69 or sharing this amazing list ! There's some pearls.
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by mackwic 13y ago
If you want boilerplate, the Yeoman collection tools: http://yeoman.io/ is what you need. There's boilerplate for a huge amount of projects, with generators of the parts (like: service for Angular, models for Ember, ro
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by mackwic 13y ago
The main question for me is: why the fuck do someone want to DDoS Github ? Does anyone has an idea ?
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by mackwic 13y ago
And Bitbucket is damn slow, it's a day to day pain !
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by mackwic 13y ago
Go can't be really mono-threaded unless you are trying to do so (or your program is really short). A lot of the standard operations under the hood are in fact executed in goroutines in a pool of threads. IOs are, for example. So you fo
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by mackwic 13y ago
And only the executives and high-end employees will be able to save money for vacations. Brilliant. Strongly disagree with you when you say that no one can pay 6 weeks of vacations, using this as an argument to say "no one can pay vaca
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by mackwic 13y ago
Hopefully, hacker has a meaning far more open than "security guys" or "security guys that know how to break things". Sorry to prefer build things and creating value than destroy it. I wonder why so many security guys ar
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by mackwic 13y ago
Thank you jedberg. You and elq give a much realistic view of what Netflix is.
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by mackwic 13y ago
Thank you for your feedback. It helps to understand.
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by mackwic 13y ago
Article say that big money make things a lot smoother anyway. Do you disagree ? Working at Netflix seems to be a very demanding experience. Will you say that Netflix balance this demand ? In which way ? Reading this article, I have the fee
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by mackwic 13y ago
You are right. It can be hackly usefull. I suggest to expose it only the internal way: via the ctrl.$get array so that you have to know what you are doing.
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by mackwic 13y ago
> Could you explain a bit more about the tooltip issue you've mentioned? Say that you have a dynamically generated form where an input should display a tooltip only in specific cases. Using tooltip="" will not do the trick
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by mackwic 13y ago
Documentation got waaay better these last weeks. Hope that continue. About examples, we can't point enough the awesome work of the Angular-ui team. I think their code is near the state of the art of Angular. But yep, a big complete app
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by mackwic 13y ago
I am not convinced by the advantages of the web gui for deployment against our good old fabric/buildbot/deploy, does someone has a feedback with that tool ? Anyway, I am always very happy to see OSS projects like that making a liv
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by mackwic 13y ago
But Valve's experiments show that Xbox controller is not the perfect ideal. Thus, there is improvements available in the range of 100M, don't you think ? Ow, crap ! That's a huge stack of money ! As a side note, I am surpri
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by mackwic 13y ago
Actually, I never give a penny for charity in my bundles. :-) Maybe that's because I'm non-us so I don't see and understand what they do.
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by mackwic 13y ago
I know that nicknames are here because of anonymity and so on, but can I ask you who are you to say that ? In the current context, I can hardly see any window for introducing disruptive innovation (I mean it, there is room for that) in Fran
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by mackwic 13y ago
Sadly, he said himself that he picked this number with nothing else in mind that "a simple smallish number". ref: http://scifi.stackexchange.com/questions/310/why-did-douglas...
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by mackwic 13y ago
The problem with this kind of article is they are too trivial to be truly original and don't help testing a real application, even a light one. Who want to test his evening project ? Worst, it's by far too light on karma and E2E t
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by mackwic 13y ago
Not on my Nexus 4 with firefox nightly
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by mackwic 13y ago
So, put the last minute right now !
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by mackwic 13y ago
Aw right, I missed the C compiler point. > I'm not sure if I define CS that narrowly I mostly wanted to bold the data structure manipulation, something you wouldn't see when manipulating directly the assembly code.
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by mackwic 13y ago
Motivation is something personal, you have to find what motivates yourself. There is books on that, but I can't advise you as I never used them. As I see it, the key for doing things is to begin, then to focus. Can't focus ? Do an
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by mackwic 13y ago
You are completely right, thanks for the precision and code sample.
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Asset-smasher: the cli asset manager I'd loved to know sooner(jriecken.github.io)
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