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by prottmann 12y ago
Would be nice if you can add or link something like a registry with skeleton components / plugins / snippets that people create and publish. It could be a github-wiki page, so that everybody can add their components. It is always
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by prottmann 12y ago
I agree with that. I use npm commands for simple tasks. And grunt/gulp for complex projects. grunt, cause it is simpler than gulp, but only when it match the projects use case. gulp for "live" things, like livereload or quick
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by prottmann 12y ago
Welcome to IT Business :-)
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JavaScript gettext-style translation output library(github.com)
1 points by prottmann 12y ago|0 comments
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by prottmann 12y ago
Take the Top 100 Startups since 2005 and explain me, compared to this list, why they were successful.
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by prottmann 12y ago
To be fair: many things were developed in the last 4 years since google pushed V8. Thats why so many things changed too. And the other thing is: why are all those things so successfully? People had enough from old fat frameworks, that where
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by prottmann 12y ago
Really interesting, but i think that it is the wrong question. Only you can answer: did you have enough people - and the matching people - to get the job in time X done and reach your goals? You can compare your values only the similar star
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by prottmann 12y ago
The browser, in particular the render engine, will be more than only a simple browser. MS focus on Webdevelopment and they will transform all their products to web and later the OS too (Windows Phone demonstrates this).
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by prottmann 12y ago
The problem is not Angular specific, every Framework is designed to solve a certain problem in a certain way. But most developers think, that when they learn once a Framework, they can use it for any kind of project. When i read "xxx i
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by prottmann 12y ago
Great job! Github should integrate this!
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by prottmann 12y ago
And that things are?
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by prottmann 12y ago
I hoped they change meteor and opened it to other databases. The mongodb only option was the reason for us to stop using meteor. Most of our customer projects use "old school" sql and only a few nosql-databases. Waiting for Versio
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by prottmann 12y ago
He talks primarily about a REST-Api not Code-Api. For Code-Api i prefer Javadoc too. For rest-api https://github.com/apidoc/apidoc Within the doc you can add examples for usage and response. But a some common pages wit
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by prottmann 12y ago
I don't think that it will save me 30 min/day, but when it saves me 1 min/day, it will be enough too.
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by prottmann 12y ago
Why should they not coexist? Some want it for free and some want to pay for e.g. support or additional features. Last time i watch at RTD it was a plain .md project import from e.g. GitHub only to show a plain documentation. In Readme.io yo
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by prottmann 12y ago
Creator of apiDoc here.... really nice that you use apiDoc :-) I really like your nice and clean template. A similar project was in my mind since i create apiDoc, but due the lack of time i am happy now that you create such a project. Will
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by prottmann 12y ago
Good idea. Can you add a "last updated" info/filter, to show/ignore projects, that not have been updated for a long time.
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by prottmann 12y ago
I agree absolutely! Such software are working tools that save hundreds or thousands of dollars. It is like the old discussion about the price of Microsoft Windows, or an Apple Mac, or Adobes Photoshop - oh my good, i call them all in one se
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by prottmann 12y ago
Yep, and the answer of this is https://www.meteor.com/
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by prottmann 12y ago
Thats what i mean, if i want an information i try to get it and not give up because a server take 5 seconds "the first time". Common Enduser surfin the web are an other species, but what should they seek on a github page ?
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by prottmann 12y ago
I don't believe the lose. On a GitHub page are programming specific solutions for a problem a developer has. When somebody search for a problem or find a link to a GitHub Project, he/she will visit the page. All others don't
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by prottmann 12y ago
My personal view: I am a technican. I want to see the number of results. I don't like AutoSroll. I remember the page where i find a result, so i jump to the page, with endless scroll, i did not find things again. The sign of clicked li
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by prottmann 12y ago
http://phalconphp.com/ Fast and a really good documentation.
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by prottmann 13y ago
Did you ever noticed, that not always the best Code/Tools are used in projects ? Its a pattern that you can watch on many IT-Projects. Some "Key-People" like a project (for whatever reason) and a mass of developer follow them
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by prottmann 13y ago
http://www.ractivejs.org/
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by prottmann 13y ago
That reasons exists since a decade with emails. And did we change the system ? No, because it is simple and it work.
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by prottmann 13y ago
Here the reasons why i use JSON: * It's text-based, meaning it's readable and easy to parse. * It has to be valid UTF-8, no hassle with other formats. * Its numbers representation is double-precision floating-point, i can choose w
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by prottmann 13y ago
Oh my god, on some parts i agree and on some parts you exaggerate massive. Node is a step into the right direction, but the Node.js way is only the base for building up new or other technoligies. Yes programmers want to experiment with new
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by prottmann 13y ago
You mean the problem doesn't exist for YOU ! If everybody thinks like you, than an iPhone was never invented ;-)
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by prottmann 13y ago
You made the strategy you felt good with and that cant be wrong. :)

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