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   by netghost 13y ago

   I think Jetstrap is for building sites with bootstrap components, this is for styling the components.
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   by netghost 13y ago

   I'm always telling people about ⌘ + `, it makes navigating windows on OSX so easy.
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   by netghost 13y ago

   Or just recognize that the function contains the yield keyword. That said, `function*` isn't all that bad given what you get in return.
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   by netghost 13y ago

   If you enjoyed "King of Kong", "Chasing Ghosts" is pretty entertaining as well.
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   by netghost 13y ago

   I have to second this, if you use Ruby at all, Rubinius is quite fascinating to read, even if you still use MRI on a day to day basis.
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   by netghost 13y ago

   It may not be the best place to learn current idioms, but it is still worthwhile if you want to really understand the tools you are using.
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   by netghost 13y ago

   React not playing well with JQuery or others seems like it makes React something of an all or nothing proposition. Otherwise, it seems like an interesting approach.
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   by netghost 13y ago

   You can always execute arbitrary SQL in migrations. For instance: def up execute('ALTER TABLE people ADD INDEX ...') end The one thing to keep in mind though is that if you use ruby schema format, your tests won
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   by netghost 13y ago

   I think they funded its development, so yes and no.
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    by netghost 13y ago

    Always great to see new rails releases. The message signing looks pretty useful. I'm curious when people would use `Module#concerning` though?
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    by netghost 13y ago

    Yeah I think so if I grok what this is doing... One interesting approach I came across recently was: https://github.com/chrismccord/sync
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    by netghost 13y ago

    Hey thanks for sharing that, I think it's a really interesting middle ground.
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    by netghost 13y ago

    You could also say no, but Von Trapp's is a damn good option too unless you get a bocce ball through the screen ;)
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    by netghost 13y ago

    Unfortunately the template they used in the email failed to render on outlook...
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    by netghost 13y ago

    Don't worry, you don't use 90% of the words in the english language either, but it's still useful ;)
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    by netghost 13y ago

    If you just want some background, I actually gave a talk about hstore, arrays, and FTS in postgres for rails devs a few months ago. Links to the talk, slides, sample code, and some follow up articles: http://monkeyandcrow.com&#x2
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    by netghost 13y ago

    Unfortunately, the "showing which files and folder are open" bit really really confused a lot of folks. I answered a lot of questions about why their icons were broken. Otherwise though, it was brilliant.
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    by netghost 13y ago

    Which to a kid learning to make neat things with his computer was a gold mine.
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    by netghost 13y ago

    Minor nit, the ruby examples show: Unirest::post "http://httpbin.org/post", ... That syntax is deprecated, you should probably just use: Unirest.post "http://httpbin.org/post"
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    by netghost 13y ago

    I wrote a little tool to do that, http://github.com/adamsanderson/when-files-change . For instance when-files-change -- make In general, it has the same underlying mechanism, but simpler to remember ;)
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    by netghost 13y ago

    I assume it's not quite done. I liked the channels for publishing things, lots of little rough edges, but it seems like a neat idea in general.
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    by netghost 13y ago

    For what it's worth, Node's ORM packages seemed fairly immature, either lacking support for migrations, relations, just being awkward to work with, or lacking some other functionality I had grown accustomed to. Bookshelf ( http:&#
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    by netghost 13y ago

    I like requiring closing tags, while I think the Html5 spec says some tags can be implicitly closed (like <li> for instance). Could be wrong though, my wife often points out that it happens...
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    by netghost 13y ago

    I have a co-worker who saw my dumb phone and thought it was some new cutting edge device since it was so tiny. Good laugh for all the devs in the office.
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    by netghost 13y ago

    Does anyone have any experience using ZeroMQ with larger messages? For instance if you need to send messages that are several megabytes for rpc style calls. I just remember seeing anecdotal comments about it not working well, but never rea
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    by netghost 13y ago

    And Node most of of Node's standard lib is for its web server. Otherwise the articles more or less on point.
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    by netghost 13y ago

    I actually turned on my speakers to see if there was any midi in the background. Kind of a let down ;)
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    by netghost 13y ago

    One of the hidden perks is that you can also get same day shipping on non some grocery items like batteries and such, they're just dropped off by the Amazon Fresh truck. As for produce, I'd rather just go to one of Seattle's many neighborho
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    by netghost 13y ago

    The customizing is quite nice. Great work.
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    by netghost 13y ago

    I knew my phone would be valuable some day!