mindaugas

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91.
by mindaugas 18y ago
ramaze ! and that means rack -> ruby
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New Pylons website on CouchDB(pylonshq.com)
2 points by mindaugas 18y ago|0 comments
93.
RabbitMQ: Capability-based security for messaging(hopper.squarespace.com)
4 points by mindaugas 18y ago|0 comments
94.
by mindaugas 18y ago
Personally I think ruby is fast enough in most cases. I'd vote for lower memory usage though. But the point is that ocaml brings so much more interesting tings to web application development and deploy than raw speed, though that helps too.
95.
by mindaugas 18y ago
read the comment number 5 for quick explanation.
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Standalone web applications using OCaml + Ocsigen, benchmarked against Rails(eigenclass.org)
19 points by mindaugas 18y ago|6 comments
97.
Ramaze site redesigned - beautiful(ramaze.net)
1 points by mindaugas 18y ago|3 comments
98.
Growth of the Erlang job market(erlangnews.blogspot.com)
2 points by mindaugas 18y ago|0 comments
99.
by mindaugas 18y ago
If you really want to play... you could use erlang Nitrogen - http://github.com/rklophaus/nitrogen/wikis <- quite new Erlang web - http://www.erlang-web.org/ <- serious enterprisey guys. Erlyweb - http://erlyweb.org/ <- RO
100.
by mindaugas 18y ago
Actually I started using git just for fun and it was on windows. At first I used just graphical interface gittk. It was very easy and clear. I encourage every git newbie to try gittk. After using gittk "index thing" became a lot clearer.
101.
by mindaugas 18y ago
hey, the real title is - Top 100 Blogs for Development Managers (Q3 2008). SO this title is misleading. Also Joel and Coding Horror are so 2006. ;)
102.
by mindaugas 18y ago
If you don't now the answer yet, then you should stay where you are until you know what you want to do next.
103.
7 Good Twitter Monetization Strategies (and 7 that Suck)(seomoz.org)
4 points by mindaugas 18y ago|0 comments
104.
Interesting: Ruby+LLVM(llvmruby.org)
7 points by mindaugas 18y ago|1 comments
105.
Trying out Rubinius in 20 minutes(programblings.com)
12 points by mindaugas 18y ago|0 comments
106.
Switch Seamlessly Between Trident, Gecko, WebKit(lunascape.tv)
1 points by mindaugas 18y ago|0 comments
107.
Honest and clear rant about ranting Ruby/Rails coders(renaebair.com)
1 points by mindaugas 18y ago|0 comments
108.
by mindaugas 18y ago
I think it is really good time for Yahoo to reinvent themselves... but of course they might need someone like S. Jobs
109.
Tracing Python memory leaks(lshift.net)
4 points by mindaugas 18y ago|0 comments
110.
by mindaugas 18y ago
It makes me sad. Because the saddest news makes biggest headlines. And I hate this when people love disasters. I'd rather hear the success stories.
111.
Erlang R12B-5 released(erlang.org)
1 points by mindaugas 18y ago|0 comments
112.
by mindaugas 18y ago
I'm not really sure but maybe ... processing.js ? http://ejohn.org/blog/processingjs/ I think it can serve as an example.
113.
DOMAssistant blows out of the water other frameworks(domassistant.com)
3 points by mindaugas 18y ago|1 comments
114.
How fast can a SproutCore app load?(sproutcore.com)
1 points by mindaugas 18y ago|0 comments
115.
by mindaugas 18y ago
I wonder why do you need US based LLC? If your business is web based you can run it from anywhere... :) Just curious...
116.
Presentation about DragonflyBSD's HammerFS [pdf](leaf.dragonflybsd.org)
2 points by mindaugas 18y ago|1 comments
117.
Xiph.org Theora 1.0 finally(xiph.org)
3 points by mindaugas 18y ago|0 comments
118.
by mindaugas 18y ago
I'd like to point to real free "play for fun" site: http://gpokr.com And it seems quite popular I think :) P.S. written in GWT .
119.
by mindaugas 18y ago
What about erlang web frameworks on top of Mochiweb ? Is there any?
120.
by mindaugas 18y ago
Maybe AMQP is the answer?

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