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   A look at MVC and Development on the Web vs ObjC(thenerdary.net)

   1 points by nanoanderson 16y ago|1 comments
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   by nanoanderson 16y ago

   Not sure if the title is indicative of the tutorial's true usefulness. The information on asynchronous function calling alone is worth the click-through. I wasn't aware of any of the three javascript packages (are they libraries? frameworks
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   by nanoanderson 16y ago

   An important distinction here is that this is specifically a programmer 's problem solving sequence. It's not directed at "entrepreneurs," "UI designers," "Information architects," or "Project Managers." But in many situations, the "progra
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   by nanoanderson 16y ago

   That's all reasonable. What's unreasonable is their very unsatisfactory response. You're probably completely right that it's not an easy change. I am curious what one does with 10,000 contacts, though…
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   by nanoanderson 16y ago

   I'd presume you're right about the support guy not having all the knowledge required for my hypothetical answer, but if it's not a live communication (i.e. chat or phone), why not spend the time calling up someone who would know?
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   by nanoanderson 16y ago

   This is the type of support response which is accepted by companies as "good enough," because it recognizes that there is a problem and offers a "solution." Really, this is one of those non-apology apologies that is infuriating to people wi