midrus

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1. 571.▲
   by midrus 6y ago

   About (2): Not everyone is just chasing money. I know several very good engineers I'd love to work with which have left to lower paid jobs because they got tired of internal politics and a bad culture, terrible tools and horrible proje
2. 572.▲
   by midrus 6y ago

   Deciding what framework I'm using next.
3. 573.▲
   by midrus 6y ago

   Who is susy and why do we need to validate her?
4. 574.▲
   by midrus 6y ago

   I was really hoping this was sarcasm, but sadly I've seen this happen far too many times already. There is some impunity going on where the people making these kind of decisions in some companies when things fall down they just blame i
5. 575.▲
   by midrus 6y ago

   My upvote for Unpoly. Used it in severa projects and it's awesome. Only drawback I've found so far is that the source is CoffeScript, so it might be a bit harder to read the internals when necessary. But In my opinion it gets a lo
6. 576.▲
   by midrus 6y ago

   One of the problems I see is that now anyone that was using intercooler is using an outdated and quite likely to become unmaintained library and be forced to migrate/rewrite things.
7. 577.▲
   by midrus 6y ago

   That's pretty close to the pouchdb + (couchdb|cloudant) combo...
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   by midrus 6y ago

   Last few companies I've worked for were using what would be considered the latest trends in software development: SPAs, React, Redux, BFFs, monorepos, kubernetes... I can tell you, we're not reducing the need for developers at all
9. 579.▲
   by midrus 7y ago

   And my favorite: unpoly https://unpoly.com/
10. 580.▲
    by midrus 7y ago

    Totally agree. I use https://unpoly.com/ instead of Turbolinks, anyone interested in this more sane approach should give it a try.
11. 581.▲
    by midrus 7y ago

    Woofff..wof..wooof
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    by midrus 7y ago

    I don't think the main use case for service layers is to be able to some day replace the ORM, but instead to have a place to put logic that should happen in your application despite a record is created or not. For example, suppose you
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    Against Service Layers in Django(b-list.org)

    2 points by midrus 7y ago|2 comments
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    Visitors, Developers, or Machines(garrettdimon.com)

    1 points by midrus 7y ago|0 comments
15. 585.▲
    by midrus 8y ago

    That's what the Men in Black would say.
16. 586.▲
    by midrus 8y ago

    Fourth that. Such a great book.
17. 587.▲
    by midrus 9y ago

    Appengine flex, Google Pub/sub, postgres, Java (doors open for kotlin in the future), lombok, Dropwizard, typescript, react, redux, redux-thunk,css-modules, hostedgraphite, sentry.io, circleci.com. No ops team. Maybe replace Java/
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    by midrus 9y ago

    Whatever you choose, definitely pick a statically typed language if long term maintainability is more important than getting something out of the door quickly. Maybe a good middle ground would be python using mypy (type annotations) and if
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    by midrus 9y ago

    Fun Fun Function on youtube
20. 590.▲
    by midrus 9y ago

    > I would be so happy if someone took away my power to choose and just forced me to use something that will "just work". You are looking for django/ruby on rails.
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    Show HN: Pynesis, a basic high level AWS Kinesis client for Python(pypi.python.org)

    2 points by midrus 9y ago|0 comments