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11y ago
I find the UX approach a little weird in VS Code. I like tabs. I've had tabs in my editors/ IDE's since I started out. To make me switch to this 'working files' area really puts me off their product.
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11y ago
In Quebec? Everything else at least in Ontario is English first.
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11y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: London, UK + Remote I'm Sean, a senior full-stack developer with 6+ years commercial experience. I'm based in London and usually contract here. I'm currently working in the SPA space (Angular) and inter
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11y ago
Wonder if their stack is still PHP/MySQL etc?[0] [0] https://twitter.com/SlackHQ/status/426469205005705217
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11y ago
Anyone have an upgrade plan for 1.x? I work on a rather large Angular 1.4 codebase daily and while this is good news, I'm not sure how we'd ever upgrade to be honest.
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11y ago
First page of commits if you'd like to see how the codebase iterated. Find it quite fascinating personally. https://github.com/apple/swift/commits/master?page=819
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11y ago
Github repo is live now. https://github.com/apple/swift First ever commit found here https://github.com/apple/swift/commit/afc81c1855bf711315b8e5...
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While looking around I thought it was cool that Microsoft developers are directly helping popular libraries become compatible with the new .NET Core. https://github.com/castleproject/Core/issues/90 https:&#x
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11y ago
Similar to the new null-conditional operator in C#? https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn986595.aspx
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11y ago
I think regardless of the tax benefits discussed in this thread, even with an equal playing field you will earn significantly more than your permie peers. You can get 50k if you're lucky in London, but you can earn 500 a day as a contr
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11y ago
7.5% on your dividends. About 3k a year for a 100k earner... Nothing to go permie about.
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11y ago
The PAYG sim deal is cheaper (15GBP per month for the 'All in One 15' add-on) and works abroad immediately. When looking at their blog it seemed you had to wait for a month to pass for the Feel at Home to actually work. I found th
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Ask HN: US Visa without degree
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12y ago
Common things I have encountered: $scope.$watch()ing large arrays unnecessarily will be the death of you Using ng-show where there is complex render logic in that element, consider ng-ifs to remove from DOM completely Using track by in ng-r
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12y ago
As a recovering PHP dev (I haven't touched a line in over 2 years) I'm happy I no-longer use it. It's inconsistencies drove me insane and I hate the F'ing dollar sign! However I seem to have swapped that inconsistent, ba
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12y ago
Looking on the Apple website, there are now _5_ different iPad models to choose from. Sounds silly but it feels so un-Apple to have that many different variations of one product line.
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12y ago
Some of these are mildly useful, but not sure it deserves front page. I like using .filter, .forEach and .map native methods on arrays. Also making use of Underscore.js where possible.
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12y ago
Stopped reading when you referred to 'shitty implementations' in C#.
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12y ago
I've built something similar recently however also solved client/server synchronisation. You make me want to clean it up and put it on Github. The only difference is that the backend API is HATEOAS.
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12y ago
RavenDB http://ravendb.net/docs/client-api/advanced/transaction-supp...
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12y ago
Not really much AngularJS code?
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12y ago
Man, 6 months ago I would have agreed with you. Hell I even have a year old BizSpark membership. I just couldn't get over the thought in the back of my head that I'm making the wrong decision investing in Microsoft's developm
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12y ago
Agreed. I used BeautifulSoup in combination with Celery. To me scraping is such a specific thing it's best to write your own 'framework'.
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12y ago
I knew all three way before using Angular. Don't get it.
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12y ago
Sorry by style I meant the whole {{ bind-attr }} stuff. I think I read too much into it, you can do simple binding just like Angular e.g. {{ user.firstName }} it's just for HTML elements.
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12y ago
Been using Angular for 10+ months now, it's been a great ride and has saved 1000's of hours. Feel like I should try out Ember over the weekend. The HTML mustache style puts me off though I have to admit!
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13y ago
I'm going to trust your opinion clearly as you built this: http://okmaya.com/clean-php/clean-php-step-1/
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Fuck Silicon Roundabout and fuck your startup
(m.thedrum.com)
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13y ago
git pull --rebase
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13y ago
Having used AngularJS since July 2013, I can't really say a bad word about it. It's a truly brilliant framework. Tips: - UI-Router will make your life easier when your app gets larger - Don't ignore directives - Try and use T
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