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by nzoschke 15y ago
Me too. But I find Rails a lot more helpful, especially when your site turns into a mashup of web with forms, Ajax and a bit of REST. Django doesn't have opinions of much outside a standard HTTP request/response.
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by nzoschke 15y ago
To me, this choice comes down to what type of site I am building. For an API: Sinatra. A CMS: Django. A sprawling web app: Rails. Each frameworks was built to address a very specific set of problems.
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by nzoschke 15y ago
Nice hack! I totally forgot about CSS animation with keyframes. The YouTube custom progress bar for the Nyan Cat video made me do a double take too: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QH2-TGUlwu4
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by nzoschke 15y ago
I love Node for many things, but I agree with this sentiment. At work, every time we undertake a project in Node, it just doesn't work at scale, and it has to get re-implemented in Erlang. A lot of this is for personnel reasons. To all of u
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by nzoschke 15y ago
The discussion is great, don't get me wrong. Company IPOs, people buy or don't buy for tons of reasons, the company executes on their plan, and the market adjusts. Trying to label a company a ponzi scheme seems like little more than sensati
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by nzoschke 15y ago
Hilarious comparison. I love it. Isn't the whole point of an IPO to allow everyone participate, therefore letting the market decide? If you don't like Groupon's numbers, don't buy the stock. Simple enough. I'm seeing a lot of: "Think of the
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by nzoschke 15y ago
Great article. Chaining pipes together in Python with subprocess can get a little wordy, but the power is there to do anything you need to do. It's especially excellent when compared to Ruby. Ruby has a bunch of popen calls, but each one ha
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by nzoschke 15y ago
I just created my first Node.js app. Clone ry's demo at: https://github.com/ry/node_chat Add a Procfile and package.json per the docs: http://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/node-js And it just works: http://node-chat.herokuapp.com/