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by niels 16y ago
Here is a review: http://www.ics.heacademy.ac.uk/publications/book_reviews/ful...
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by niels 16y ago
I thought so too.
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How to write unit tests(docs.pylonshq.com)
2 points by niels 16y ago|0 comments
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Required Reading (for pythonistas)(ericholscher.com)
83 points by niels 16y ago|5 comments
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by niels 16y ago
I refactored my app using Backbone.js, and it really hits the sweetspot in terms of being lightweight and flexible. I really like how view objects, collections and models abstractions are so simple, yet fit so well together (change:attribut
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by niels 16y ago
I recently sold my huge apartment + furnitures, don't have a car anymore. I really felt owning these things were limiting my freedom and having a huge cost both economically as well as mentally. I'm really excited about embarking on a more
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A gentle introduction to python metaclasses (oldie but goodie)(onlamp.com)
2 points by niels 16y ago|0 comments
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What’s your favorite Django app?(jacobian.org)
42 points by niels 16y ago|20 comments
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by niels 16y ago
I actually liked his post. It just sounded a bit over the top the way he described his commitment, when he wrote he had been at it for 2 months. But I admit my (and others) reply was a little bit self gloating.
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by niels 16y ago
Nice post, but 2 months?? Try 2 years! Try 60 hour coding sessions! Try getting your first paying customer! Then we can talk!
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by niels 16y ago
Thanks for this. Just in the process of migrating my app to Backbone.js.
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by niels 16y ago
Yep, I'm wondering the same... Sammy has routes, but no real models structure. So I assume the two don't overlap too much?
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by niels 16y ago
Thinkpad X series (or T410). By far the best.
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Advice on moving to the cloud?(getclicky.com)
18 points by niels 16y ago|17 comments
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Really simple example of how to avoid closure based Javascript Memory Leaks(stefan.artspace44.com)
2 points by niels 16y ago|0 comments
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by niels 16y ago
This dude is late to the party. This seems to me like something that could have been written two or three years ago. Lots of developers have for a long time appreciated the powerful features and expressiveness of JavaScript.
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Commercial Suicide - Integration at the Database Level(devlicio.us)
2 points by niels 16y ago|0 comments
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by niels 16y ago
You can use unique urls with ajax. Just use location.hash (url/#something).
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What is the history of the Django web framework?(quora.com)
2 points by niels 16y ago|0 comments
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by niels 16y ago
Please notice a frontend coder is not a user experience designer. So having good design skills is not necessary to work as a frontend coder.
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by niels 16y ago
I'm confused... why would they ever come up with a solution like this?
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Piston Looks Good, But I’m Not Using It(davidfischer.name)
1 points by niels 16y ago|0 comments
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by niels 16y ago
Good catch.
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by niels 16y ago
transloadit just launched. They do just that. Looks pretty cool.
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by niels 16y ago
The NoSQL datastores are aimed at solving scaling issues. The current relational databases are a pain to scale. It's not about hating SQL.
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by niels 16y ago
Don't feed the trolls.
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by niels 16y ago
I use a javascript MVC framework called Claypool for structuring my client-side code. It's really good! http://docs.jquery.com/Plugins/Claypool
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Sizzle (jQuery) Selector Pitfalls(sitecrafting.com)
1 points by niels 16y ago|0 comments
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Desktop icons in Google Chrome (HTML5)(blog.kenneth.io)
10 points by niels 16y ago|0 comments
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The mess Django's in(mockit.blogspot.com)
58 points by niels 16y ago|39 comments

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