mixonic

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Authentication for Single Page Apps(madhatted.com)
105 points by mixonic 12y ago|29 comments
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by mixonic 12y ago
Web accessibility, as we commonly use the term, pertains to creating a website that disabled users can interact with an navigate. It does not pertain to those who choose to or are forced to disable JavaScript (the RMS example). Creating an
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by mixonic 12y ago
100% FUD. There is no evidence that Google is going to punish my website for being rendered with JavaScript, as you imply with your first two comments. Google is indexing the HTML generated by JavaScript, and the links in that HTML. Not som
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by mixonic 12y ago
I'd debate the phrase "step back". If you replace all your references to PAGE with URL, you get closer to a real meaning. URLs for single-page applications are a serialization of application state. The fact that we now have a
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by mixonic 13y ago
Neat visualization, 100 megabytes of ram consumption! Sometimes as much as 8 meg GC during a JavaScript frame, making the frame bloat to over 50ms of running time. I bet there are some cheap wins you can find in there OP! Keep up the good w
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by mixonic 13y ago
It is notable that TypeScript chose not to track the ES6 modules standard for the last half a year: https://typescript.codeplex.com/discussions/446695 The modules you are writing in TypeScript are not compatible with
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by mixonic 13y ago
jshint is an excellent tool for static analysis.
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by mixonic 13y ago
Aptible is another young startup in the HIPAA space: https://www.aptible.com/ They support a PaaS model similar to Heroku.
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by mixonic 13y ago
Oh my man, you really need to dig into the resolver! You can avoid the App. namespace entirely if you already use modules. This is what Ember-App-Kit and Ember-App-Kit-Rails already do with ES6 modules, just transpiled to AMD internally. An
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by mixonic 13y ago
Just a nit for accuracy, but the implication that "the Ember resolver will load code when you store it in App.Foo(Controller|View|Route|...)`" eagerly is not true. I believe the author use an HTML comment to comment out his usage
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New ebook on Ember.js published [50% off till Jan](gumroad.com)
1 points by mixonic 13y ago|0 comments
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by mixonic 13y ago
It is worth noting that Google Cloud Storage has had this functionality for well over a year (maybe since 2010), as well as proper support for CORS so you can use XHR2 for uploads. And read-after-write consistency. If you are a developer wh
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by mixonic 13y ago
OP here! Awesome stuff @jeremymims. Thanks for the insights. "All the surrounding conversation about copyright infringement is just so completely missing the point" <- I completely agree, and that is my point. Scrollkit made a big dea
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An Easter egg with curl at Artsy(artsy.github.com)
6 points by mixonic 14y ago|0 comments
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by mixonic 14y ago
I've also seen a speedup in Rails app boot time (the require optimizations): 1.9.3-p194: 11.8s 1.9.3-p385: 9.9s 2.0.0-rc2: 6.1s! Tests were done with `time bundle exec rake environment` 5 times, dropping the highest and lowest and getting t
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by mixonic 14y ago
I really wish Rubinius has become Ruby 2.0. Making Ruby more Ruby and less C opens lots of doors.
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by mixonic 14y ago
There are not 200 million gun owners, but there are ~270,000,000 privately owned guns in the US ( http://www.gunpolicy.org/firearms/region/united-states ). That's a gun for 8.5 out of 10 Americans. Or 3.4 guns for every legal gun owner. I t
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by mixonic 14y ago
This has definitely changed. In the pre-1.0 phase, Ember was supposed to move quickly, to iterate and figure out what the right abstractions were. Since the pre.4 release and the PeepCode ( https://peepcode.com/products/emberjs ), the core
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by mixonic 14y ago
I'm using Ember-Rails every day, and hundreds of others must be as well. If it's broken for you, please create an issue! I think I'm on master as of two weeks ago and sailing smoothly.
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by mixonic 14y ago
Thanks Jeff!
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by mixonic 14y ago
I've been messing with S3 for a new project involving the HTML5 canvas- So lots of CORS and canvas security concerns, PUTing objects from the browser, and desire for low-latency changes. S3 has not been delivering. Here's a few reasons: * S
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by mixonic 14y ago
"One objective reality is that our government doesn’t work, not because we have dysfunctional politicians, but because we have dysfunctional voters." We have a dysfunctional political system that provides voters with leaders who are comprom
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by mixonic 14y ago
Upvoted for comic genius. I appreciate you stcredzero.
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Art.sy, a Genome Project for the World of Art(nytimes.com)
86 points by mixonic 14y ago|26 comments
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by mixonic 14y ago
SEEKING WORK - NYC, remote Myself and a friend are both experienced, senior web developers (Rails & Ruby, Ember, Coffee, Backbone, Scala for starters). We're looking for a project we can knock right out of the park. We've both been foun
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by mixonic 14y ago
Finally, something New Yorkers are happy to be #2 at.
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by mixonic 14y ago
SEEKING WORK - NYC or Remote http://madhatted.com matt.beale@madhatted.com Fullstack web developer with a background in startups, eager to work with the smart people on your team to build something great. I've been working with Rails sinc
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Extradition of UK citizen to US on felony charges over media website(guardian.co.uk)
2 points by mixonic 14y ago|0 comments
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by mixonic 14y ago
Harvest, Balance Media, Disrupto, Pivotal (I know 6 months ago they were starting to get serious about Tracker as a product), and that's only off the top of my head. I think turning to product dev is a pretty common aspiration for consultin
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by mixonic 14y ago
I'm required by bootstrapper law to mention a project I'm working to get out of beta now: http://spintoapp.com Spinto is Git-based, like Heroku, and uses Jekyll with pre-processors for Sass/Scss (and Compass, Bourbon), Less & CoffeeSc

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