platonichvn

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by platonichvn 10y ago
Definitely a great way to lower the barrier to entry. The eject feature is sweet since it removes the risk of lock in. Looking forward to integrated unit testing libraries in a future release. While you're at it let's add redux
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by platonichvn 12y ago
Completely agree. It is one of the few podcasts I listen to regularly.
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by platonichvn 12y ago
A great acquisition of a group of really smart people doing interesting work. This is the kind of company Apple should have been looking at acquiring if it wants to ever truly compete with Google in mapping and online services in general.
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by platonichvn 13y ago
Software truly is eating the world and this is an example of that.
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by platonichvn 13y ago
"... Sometimes he really doesn't help the issue by somehow managing to charge head first into even more trouble..." or a camera! ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mj8haZzvaE8 )
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by platonichvn 13y ago
I agree. I've been going through his tutorials and they are great. Fire up sublime with node.js running as a simple http server and you can quickly follow along building simple apps that will get you up to speed.
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by platonichvn 14y ago
I agree this is a fantastic demonstration of technology and art.
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by platonichvn 14y ago
I'm impressed by how good the 3D view looks. Good to see that a company that is struggling is still trying to innovate.
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by platonichvn 14y ago
Yeah performance is another issue. But providing a type that compiles to a defined type that implements decimal representation would be very useful. GWT pulls off something similar by compiling the Java BigDecimal to a JavaScript equivale
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by platonichvn 14y ago
This is great to hear. I have only just started reading up on TypeScript. But I would love to know if there will be support for a decimal type. I have been following Google's work on Dart and it doesn't look like they will be implementin
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by platonichvn 14y ago
Definitely a great documentary. It reminded me of the importance of a passion for your craft and a sincere desire to do great work.
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by platonichvn 14y ago
Are you using JSLint or Google's Closure Compiler to ensure code quality on the Javascript side?
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by platonichvn 14y ago
Great looking app! What did you guys use as your IDE and what is your build process like? I'm currently in the process of transitioning a team from a thick client plugin architecture to HTML 5 and am interested in hearing from others how
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by platonichvn 14y ago
I agree with you but I often question when people list "lock in" as an issue. How often do you see projects where they decide to move from one db to another? Even in cases where an ORM is used, making the migration process painless in the
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by platonichvn 15y ago
Companies that properly implement service oriented architectures will be very well positioned to create these advanced web applications that push the computational cost of rendering the UI to the client machines. An added benefit that many
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by platonichvn 15y ago
It's unfortunate but it was inevitable. HTML 5 is definitely the future. Although, the ability to write an app using type-safe, object oriented code that can run on both the client and server was very compelling.
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by platonichvn 15y ago
Great post. I always learn something new when the SO guys share their experiences with .NET in a large scale web application. Thanks for the link to the memory profiler. Hopefully it will be better than struggling with windbg.