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by oweiler 12y ago
Additionally, loose typing can be one of JavaScript's best features if used correctly. For me, this is by far the worst feature of JavaScript.
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by oweiler 12y ago
Do not be afraid to make mistakes.
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Ask HN: Must-have Vim Plugins for JavaScript Dev
1 points by oweiler 12y ago|1 comments
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by oweiler 12y ago
I once asked a similar question on SO: http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/150159/fear-o...
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by oweiler 12y ago
It's not that these are 'just bad', it's often that these frameworks often did not have much time to mature. You just can't compare the JS libary ecosystem to something like e.g. the Java ecosystem which had much mo
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by oweiler 12y ago
It's often a combination of Bash, Java, Groovy and JavaScript.
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Designing a Beautiful REST + JSON API(stormpath.com)
5 points by oweiler 12y ago|0 comments
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by oweiler 12y ago
Nice post. I especially like the advice to create something even when you have no more than 5 min to spare. From my experience when performed regularly these 5 min add up really fast.
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by oweiler 12y ago
Should I buy/read the second edition when I already own the first one?
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by oweiler 12y ago
And depending on the context makes them wrong. \d is not equivalent to [0-9].
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by oweiler 12y ago
`up`, a small Bash function I once wrote. It allows you to walk up the directory tree by passing it a path or the number of levels you would like to walk up. Has served me well in Java in projects with deep directory trees (due to deep pack
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by oweiler 12y ago
It's statically typed.
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by oweiler 12y ago
We use geb which is a Groovy DSL around Selenium which makes for very readable test descriptions. http://www.gebish.org/
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by oweiler 12y ago
I think this type of tedious work won't disappear until technologies like Web Components become mainstream (which may take a few years). Even with something like Bootstrap or Foundation you will spend quite some time sticking together
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by oweiler 12y ago
Why would I want to use this in preference to ClojureScript?
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by oweiler 12y ago
> THERE IS NOT SUCH THING AS A FAILED PROJECT This can't be stressed enough.
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by oweiler 12y ago
I measure the number of WTFs when the code is being reviewed http://www.osnews.com/images/comics/wtfm.jpg
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by oweiler 12y ago
No double-quotes around expansions, piping the output of ls and cat... This article needs som revision.
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by oweiler 13y ago
Define an old function in your .bashrc old() { mv "$1"{,.old} } I use this as a cheap way to backup old files (alternatively use cp instead of mv).
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by oweiler 13y ago
* Grails 2.3.7 * PostgreSQL 9.2 * Bootstrap 3 * IntelliJ 12.1 Ultimate
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by oweiler 13y ago
I strongly recommend Udacity's Web Development Course: https://www.udacity.com/course/cs253
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by oweiler 13y ago
up, a bash function to make walking up the directory tree easier. It allows walking up by passing in a --level commandline option: $ cd home/helpermethod/projects/bash-specs $ up --levels=2 $ pwd /home/h