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In JavaScript, curly brace placement matters: An example(encosia.com)
3 points by neovive 14y ago|0 comments
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by neovive 14y ago
Great points! The issue of selection bias is very real on many review sites. Especially with the volume of reviews being so low for most products and services.
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by neovive 14y ago
This does demonstrate the value of third-party "professional" reviews (e.g. Consumer Reports, Zagat) and a big reason why Google bought Zagat -- the trust factor. You never know if personal reviews on various sites were driven by ulterior m
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DevOps Django - Choosing Heroku(rdegges.com)
2 points by neovive 14y ago|0 comments
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by neovive 14y ago
Sold! Any suggested prerequisites?
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by neovive 14y ago
Excellent -- the "Potential users" summary fits me perfectly. Great work on the rfp. If you need any perspectives or feedback from a very new Python user as you move on in the process, feel free to send me a message. I would be more than
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by neovive 14y ago
Best of luck with the redesign. I recently started learning Python and finally realize what I've been missing for so many years. I'm not sure of the intended audience of python.org (new users vs. experienced), but as a brand new Python use
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by neovive 14y ago
Interesting. I'm migrating some old PHP apps over to Python and have been learning Flask + SQL Alchemy. Why would a site with so much traffic choose a full stack framework like Django that required so much modification?
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by neovive 14y ago
That would be my concern as well. Without their brand and following behind the service, it would be hard to sustain it at that level.
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by neovive 14y ago
Does anyone have experience wrapping a jQuery Mobile web application in native web view? How does the performance of that stack (HTML5, JQM, native WebView) compare to PhoneGap and Titanium. From previous articles, my assumption is that t
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by neovive 14y ago
With online education really gaining traction, the major university brands need to be out in front of this trend. With Harvard and MIT throwing their names and money into the mix they buy themselves a chance to steer the direction of the t
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by neovive 14y ago
Excellent! Just bought another 4 books. Now I just have to find some time to read them. I should probably start buying books based on the number of pages -- shorter book wins. I seem to stay better focused on tech books with < 300 pag
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by neovive 14y ago
I was a Safari subscriber for two years and it was great! However, it felt a bit overwhelming at times to have access to so many books. It brought back memories of spending hours in the computer book section at the bookstore. Now I just b
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by neovive 15y ago
Does anyone know if LI used any specific Node modules? I'm evaluating Node.js for a project and am trying to get a handle on the thousands of modules available in npm.
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by neovive 15y ago
Excellent points!! Always keep an eye open towards the advantages and disadvantages of anything new. Don't immediately dismiss something because it is new, just as you wouldn't immediately start using something new. Research and learn.
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by neovive 15y ago
Thanks for the link. I definitely agree. I've never used Node, but didn't want to dismiss any recommendations without fully researching the technology. Perhaps building the API in Node and leaving the CRUD to our existing server-side stack
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by neovive 15y ago
Somone is proposing Node.js for a project and I was wondering if the advantages/disadvantages in this article are still current. This is for a web application with lots of CRUD, but will also require a custom JSON API.
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Node.js - Convincing the boss guide(nodeguide.com)
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Space Shuttle Discovery retires to the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum(theverge.com)
1 points by neovive 15y ago|0 comments
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by neovive 15y ago
I read about Spriter last week on some gamedev forums. There is definitely a strong need for the functionality Spriter will provide within this niche, hence the successful Kickstarter. I thought the video was also very compelling and well
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Ask HN: Best way to get started with game design
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Why you should have comments, even when they are bad(gigaom.com)
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State of the Computer Book Market, part 5: Wrap-Up and Digital(radar.oreilly.com)
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by neovive 15y ago
Many higher-education open source software utilize a Java / XSLT stack (e.g. JA-SIG uPortal, Sakai) and I agree that XSL can be quite tedious and verbose. It's definitely the type of language that, if you work with it just "once in while",
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by neovive 15y ago
Some very interesting perspectives in the video -- particularly the references to touch interaction. If you watch at 11:58, he also makes references to how the newspaper industry can avoid obsolescence by leveraging these new mobile techno
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Learning Lua from Javascript(phrogz.net)
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Adobe's new premium licensing for Flash games(adobe.com)
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by neovive 15y ago
Unity3d ships with Mono/C# and MonoDevelop as one of the programming language options for its game engine. I haven't used it as much, since I prefer the Javascript version, but most (if not all) high-end game developers opt for scripting i
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by neovive 15y ago
It would be interesting to see a cost comparison of AWS Beanstalk PHP compared with running the same setup on a managed LAMP VPS with average specs (e.g. 2GB RAM, 100GB storage, and 1TB monthly transfer). I've seen these types of VPS setup
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by neovive 15y ago
What a coincidence! This just reminded me to migrate my SimpleGeo apps; they are also shutting down on March 31.

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