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Provide Sharp Knives(DHH/Rails)
(m.signalvnoise.com)
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Announcing Rails 6: An Imagined Keynote
(naildrivin5.com)
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The First 100 Beta Waitlist Members…and a Look at Four Beta Listing Services
(blog.overvue.xyz)
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The First 100 Beta Waitlist Members…and a Look at Four Beta Listing Services
(blog.overvue.xyz)
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10y ago
I…don’t understand the point of the article? Ok Ruby is duck typed and has a dynamic runtime. It has for…all of the time since it was created. Rails has magic… since…all of the time since it was created. I’m not even defending Ruby or Rails
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Apollo – The Data Stack for Modern Apps
(apollostack.com)
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10y ago
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11y ago
So far, just for proof of random stranger concept, it's just on lower traffic beta listing websites, and a few low traffic websites. So, mostly cold web traffic leads, with a possible slightly higher bias to sign up based on the type o
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Ask HN: What is a good visitor to pre-beta signup rate?
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Why Rails Sucks
(uselessdevblog.wordpress.com)
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11y ago
The Chrome React Inspector picked up the React. Which was the basis for my assumption.
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polysaturate
11y ago
Yes, I believe Asana could be a strong use case for 'Just because React, doesn't mean it's fast'.
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11y ago
I think it feels as though it was created as a very simple task tracker at first, and project/collab features were tacked on later.
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11y ago
For myself, using Asana falls into the the don't love, but don't hate, category. The UI is pretty nice, but I always feel it just doesn't have enough teeth for complex project/collaboration. I mean, I see it has a lot of
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11y ago
Honest question(not trolling, I swear): Is it me, or is dealing with Stripe, or any HTTP API in javascript more of a pain in the ass, with it's asynchronous model and callbacks, than other languages? I much rather deal with and API in
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Learning to Launch – eBook – $0 – Available to read online
(learningtolaunch.co)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Ah ha! UofA means University of Arizona around here
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Record audio and video with MediaRecorder from the browser
(developers.google.com)
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11y ago
Pretty sure it's "High Availability" in this instance...
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11y ago
Aw poo...missed the date when I read it, and haven't seen it before. I'll update the title.
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Rescuing Resque again (2015)
(words.steveklabnik.com)
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11y ago
...and speed in my experience. Both the web UI and push/pull.
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Imba – Ruby-esque programming language for the web
(imba.io)
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11y ago
The only thing I haven't really seen on their 'Quick Start' and 'Guides' site is any examples that show retrieving data from an API. Are those out there and I didn't see them?
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11y ago
IIRC this error message is throw when an AWS ELB is empty(in my experience). I'd imagine it could be thrown if all servers in the ELB are maxed out.
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Grasshopper shows the benefits of focusing on customers
(betaboston.com)
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11y ago
I've witnessed some titles being changed to a very simplistic phrase. Perhaps moderation to let the best content rise on its own merits?
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From Side Project to Profitable Start Up in 9 Months – Part 1 – I'm Scared
(bugmuncher.com)
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11y ago
Good ole computer age extortion! I think I may continue to wait out the iOS ad blocking apps, as these things continue to shake out. I, however, am genuinely interested to see if this generates and revenue or if everyone just disregards the
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From 8 to over 450 Customers in Less Than 96 Hours...and how I did it!
(blog.standupti.me)
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From 8 to over 450 Customers in Less Than 96 Hours
(blog.standupti.me)
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