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This looks super nice. One thing I've found that really speeds up deploys using git (inspired by github's deploy process[1]), is having your production copies of your app just be a clone of the git repo. To deploy new code the commands that
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History is maybe not a great a measure in this case. In the late 90's/early 2000's the entire US economy was in a major boom, not just the tech industry. Then in 2000 the economy came crashing down, as economies tend to do about every 8-10
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Stop debating whether Ruby or Python is better and learn both. They're both great languages and they're super similar, so once you've used an in-depth technique like the one outlined in the article to learn one, you can learn the other supe
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Definitely an interesting perspective from the media industry. Although the pattern described is a relatively common pattern across a lot of "webapps-at-scale." For example, the CTO of Trip Advisor recently talked about how Trip Advisor is
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New York, NY Python/Django Developer at Nestio: http://nestio.com/jobs/ Nestio is looking for smart developers who wanna join our team and help make it easier to find a place to live! You: + Are awesome at Python and Django. Or are really
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Oh man, totally looking forward to this. It seems like so many programmers are kind of afraid of C because it's reputation and avoid learning it because they're language of choice is 'more productive.' Which is really unfortunate, I've foun
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Based on your original question, it sounds like you want to run js in the browser and not do server side js? If that's the case create this html file: <html> <head> <script type="text/javascript" src="whatever.js">&#
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I want to be able to guess and find out what the lie is in quiz is without connecting with facebook. It seems like it'd be sort of entertaining to go through a bunch of random people's quizes and guess. Then maybe I'd be more willing to con
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Nestio launches free iphone app
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Effectively sending email from your web application
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Hey there, I'm one of the Co-founders of Nestio. Two versions was certainly a consideration for us, and as you point out certainly not the most difficult thing in the world to implement in the code. However, that code produces two binaries
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The Rapture Is Not Saturday -- It's Tonight
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As a technical co-founder, it took me a little while to really see the full value in having an awesome biz dev co-founder. I finally arrived at when she told the team she was going to secure us a number of key partnerships in a matter of we
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Scores so high they can only be shown in hexadecimal
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Techstars NY Announces Inaugural Class
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The browser signature presented on panopticlick is really not akin to a physical finger print at all. Most of the features that are called out as making up your browser's 'finger print' actually change fairly regularly on most users machine
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Trains' Dynamic Breaking tech explained by dropping bowling balls on Jello molds
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S.E.C. Questions Goldman Sachs on Facebook Offering
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I don't think the 'magic' is rails' real problem. It's the fact that all of the effort that went into making everything happen 'automagically' gets in the way when you want to do something the core developers never thought of.
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Agree, so very strongly. Got about 4 weeks into a client project with Drupal and scrapped it in favor of Django. I've been continually mystified every time I see folks singing its praises, but you bring up a fair point, it provides a lot of