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niels
15y ago
Yes, it does. I just think imposing prod. setup testing on your dev env., is the wrong place to do it. For many django apps, I've been able to use testserver, staticserve, dummycaching, synchrounous Celery tasks, etc for development. Just c
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15y ago
That might be your goals. My dev environment should be as painless and fast as possible. This is what I spend all day using.
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15y ago
You are right. My bad. My point though, was that I think the cost in terms of complexity of using Vagrant for development is too high. The goal of having your dev environment match your prod. env. is not the right approach in my opinion. T
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niels
15y ago
I have used both Piston and Tastypie, and by far prefer Tastypie. Tastypie is actively maintained and super flexible. It gets you working out of the box with the django ORM, but also has the hooks to plug in everything you want.
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15y ago
It's a little bit odd, that the first tip is using Vagrant, and almost all the other tips are hacks to make up for that decision.
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15y ago
I find it to be exactly the opposite. Django Tastypie is in no way tied to the Django Orm.
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Ask HN: How do you manage passwords?
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niels
15y ago
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niels
15y ago
You should just go ahead and build it anyway. If you do a good job, competition won't matter that much. I have customers in a space with thousands of competitors (event management software).
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15y ago
Reminds me of "All you have to do is ask" by James Altucher: http://www.jamesaltucher.com/2011/05/all-you-have-to-do-is-a...
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A REST wankery question
(jacobian.org)
1 points
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niels
15y ago
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Online services I pay for
(gabrielweinberg.com)
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niels
15y ago
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I’ve had to admit that I really don’t care that much about software
(pinds.com)
1 points
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niels
15y ago
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The One Week Heroin Addict
(jamesaltucher.com)
1 points
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niels
15y ago
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niels
16y ago
Chromium on Linux scored 276 and 13 bonus points.
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niels
16y ago
I prefer HN with points initially hidden, but displayed after a while. This way ratings are not as susceptible to group think.
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16y ago
My first full time software job, was writing C for PSION Workabout terminals. They had 2MB ram and their own custom plib for system access that ran more efficient than using clib functions.
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niels
16y ago
Same here... Just a week ago, I spent the whole night looking at code trying to find out how some mysterious data loss had occurred. Needless to say, I had been to bed half an hour before it hit me what had happened. I instantly got up and
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niels
16y ago
I just requested a refund for MEAP for "Secrets of the JavaScript Ninja", that I ordered almost three years ago. I didn't expect it to take that long...
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niels
16y ago
My mom is using Dropbox. That says it all to me.
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16y ago
I use Fabric both at work and for my own projects. It's really simple to use, and I especially like that each function automatically becomes a Fabric command. Makes it easy to do "fab test", "fab migrate"... etc.
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Online game with real world benefits of addiction
(greengoose.com)
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16y ago
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niels
16y ago
Peter Naur (Turing award winner) wrote an Antiphilosophical Dictionary. http://www.naur.com/Antiphil.html .
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niels
16y ago
Great site, you should make it fail on window resize events too... at least that is one more thing you can detect.
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16y ago
Mine is also simple. I will try to avoid getting a wife.
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16y ago
Backbone.js! Hits the sweetspot for a lightweight clientside MVC framework.
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16y ago
Interesting. Had not heard about most of these projects before.
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Creative programming
(scribd.com)
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Horizontal sharding on Postgres
(bennolan.com)
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niels
16y ago
No, because FB has allowed them access to these data.
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The 2010 teams from Copenhagen based YC clone Startupbootcamp
(startupbootcamp.dk)
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