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by paullth 13y ago
Really looking forward to angular support improvements. Does anyone know of any plans/plugins that might bring sublime text-ish multi cursor editing to netbeans? Rectangular selection is, erm, all right. But I do seem to spend a lot of
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by paullth 13y ago
>When no one steals, it’s easy to be a thief. If somebody is stealing from you, then you either put a bigger lock, or you figure out why so many people hate you so much. That’s why only thief will go to great lengths to educate people to
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by paullth 13y ago
Cant the companies that would be affected just split off the operational side of the business to be outside of US jurisdiction, you know like some do to avoid paying tax (not to grossly over-simplify the issues...)? You know facebook could
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by paullth 13y ago
mobile or not, its nice to see a good example of require + angular, thanks a lot
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by paullth 14y ago
nope.
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by paullth 14y ago
Thats a shame, when using Ember I really wanted to like it but just ended up console.logging sooo many object to see what was possible/different from the guides. Obviously theres a lot of people out there who "get it" in a way that I can't,
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by paullth 14y ago
Havent looked for several months, but the website/docs are really looking great/improved. Well done
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by paullth 14y ago
I tried both in similar circumstances (coming from a long backbone background), all I can say is I personally found with Ember.js (around august 2012): - more boilerplate - learning curve was much steeper. - the documentation confused
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by paullth 14y ago
This is the best-timed monday morning coding surprise Ive had for ages. I was just about to start looking for an angular calendar. Many thanks!
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by paullth 14y ago
Play 2.1 = awesome, scala 2.10 = awesome, and loving the new website. This is a good time to be a web developer...
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by paullth 14y ago
Sweeet, can't believe github still dont have something like this
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by paullth 14y ago
I work in an enterprise-ish setting and regularly develop with Spring MVC, Struts and Rails on the server side. More recently have been using Play 2.0/Scala (I must admit I have not had a Play app make it to production yet). I find it more
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by paullth 14y ago
I wonder if they have a module BigKimJongUn.js or just cnp that function about the place. And what browser do they have? So many questions...
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by paullth 14y ago
Or built some awesome robotic legs for it?
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by paullth 14y ago
I saw the first image and thought "finally, a blimp car".... Disappointed now.