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1141.
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moondev
11y ago
Seems like a good use-case for docker
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moondev
12y ago
How does this compare to activeadmin?
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moondev
12y ago
This is great.
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moondev
13y ago
At least they changed the logo to look more professional http://www.h-online.com/imgs/43/7/8/2/3/4/7/Vagrant_200-3429...
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moondev
13y ago
Fantastic! Was just about to look into using docker with our current vagrant workflow.
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moondev
13y ago
> switched from being a .NET Developer to a Software Developer so brave!
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moondev
13y ago
Served!! Ha ha
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moondev
13y ago
Not an option with uverse unfortunately. The router and modem are combined into a single box.
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moondev
13y ago
No problem, keep at it and keep reading hn! This might be a nice good look for you to try, I have heard good things: http://hammerformac.com/
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moondev
13y ago
Lots. The "include" file is just a js file that document.writes your html, so its not easy to make edits because you would need to do it in a big stream of escaped code. They won't work if user has js turned off. They are awf
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moondev
13y ago
Reminded me of my go-to include method from back in the day: http://www.moock.org/webdesign/javascript/client-side-includ...
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moondev
14y ago
Same here!!
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moondev
14y ago
If you have your own server then of course you can do fancy deployments, but locked down shared hosts make it harder. Ftp is lowest common denominator to get your stuff up. I'm just saying that many people need to work in these environments
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moondev
14y ago
you know what i mean.
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moondev
14y ago
Heres where this article misses: You don't HAVE to edit directly on the server with Coda, but it is an OPTION. You can just as easily work locally/commit and then sync with the dev server. Also, not everyone works on projects hosted on a vp
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moondev
14y ago
Finally!!! Coda's editor really shines with their sidebar IMO. Being able to drag and drop files, seeing meaningful icons, built in ftp editor when you need it... etc. I just hope it has a split-pane feature the way sublime does as I have b
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moondev
15y ago
So I guess we don't quite know yet. Will be interesting to see how he implements it! I just can't see myself using something browser-based as an ide but I suppose if it runs in an embedded "webview" that could be best of both worlds.
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moondev
15y ago
"In order to download the distributions, you'll need a license." Dosen't sound like a web app to me.
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moondev
15y ago
http://www.sublimetext.com
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moondev
15y ago
So will this be a native app or will it need to be run inside the browser? I'm guessing the prototype was a web app but the final product will be native?
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moondev
15y ago
The MIUI rom for android allows two-way call recording.
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moondev
15y ago
so cool. how can I buy this.
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moondev
15y ago
Anybody else confuse this with ender.js at first? Time for another rename!
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moondev
15y ago
ok I am excited for this. Looks great and is super clean. If you could add support for predefined styles in the drop-down along with links and simple image insertion it could handle 90% of my wysiwyg needs for projects. Of all the wysiwyg e
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moondev
15y ago
dosent seem to work on chrome in ics but all systems go in the stock browser. nice work
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moondev
15y ago
This is actually a very good example sinatra project for newbs to follow. props.