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by pspeter3 12y ago
Largely because of the difference from vanilla JavaScript syntax. PureScript looks great but would be asking for a lot of change just like Scala.js. We also looked at ClojureScript and LiveScript
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by pspeter3 12y ago
Ah that would be cool. We actually code generate interfaces for our responses which is really helpful.
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by pspeter3 12y ago
Why do you want TypeScript to check types at run time? Integration with other JavaScript code?
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Why Asana Is Switching to TypeScript(eng.asana.com)
101 points by pspeter3 12y ago|25 comments
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by pspeter3 12y ago
Mainly deeper integration between chat and Asana. I feel like chat has a low signal/noise ratio while task managers have a higher signal/noise ratio. I feel like this makes chat a pretty natural and great place to chat but a harde
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by pspeter3 12y ago
What depth do the integrations have access to? It seems reasonable to put data into Hall, but it is possible to take data out? Eg, selecting text and attaching it to a task in Asana?
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Asana Adds SAML and Google Apps Marketplace Integration(blog.asana.com)
2 points by pspeter3 12y ago|0 comments
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by pspeter3 12y ago
Do you have strong TypeScript tooling? I feel like that is the biggest reason for me to use IntelliJ right now.
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by pspeter3 12y ago
This is a really cool way around the limitations of iOS. When Facebook added thumbs up to Messenger for android it was awesome so I imagine that Hall is trying to emulate that for business.
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by pspeter3 12y ago
This is beautiful. Is this open source at all?
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New Asana iOS App(itunes.apple.com)
4 points by pspeter3 12y ago|0 comments
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A visualization of Redis Commands(redislabs.com)
5 points by pspeter3 12y ago|0 comments
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by pspeter3 12y ago
So why is this specific to Node.js as opposed to Scala, Go or other languages that easily allow concurrency?
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by pspeter3 12y ago
I've started to realize that in this exploration. I think I might just need at most a simple dashboard.
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by pspeter3 12y ago
This is awesome! Thanks for the recommendation!
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by pspeter3 12y ago
That's pretty awesome! Do you have a suggestion for voice recognition stuff?
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by pspeter3 12y ago
What security features would you prioritize?
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by pspeter3 12y ago
I've thought about that, specifically the Lockitron. Do you view this primarily as a defense against theft?
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by pspeter3 12y ago
So like a pandora for the environmental conditions? That sounds really cool!
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Ask HN: What would you have in your "smart home"?
16 points by pspeter3 12y ago|19 comments
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Swarm released for Android(play.google.com)
2 points by pspeter3 12y ago|0 comments
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by pspeter3 12y ago
I don't get how it does so badly in the queries and writes section when compared to node.js while the serving plaintext and json is so high.
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by pspeter3 12y ago
Interesting. Thank you!
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by pspeter3 12y ago
With all of these projects, I'm unsure of the relationship between Lua and MoonScript. Is it similar to the relationship between JavaScript and CoffeeScript? Also, does it matter which one is used ultimately?
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by pspeter3 12y ago
I was just looking at this yesterday. It seems awesome. My one question is how you do forking dependency graphs since everything is non blocking but looks blocking. Eg. I have takes A, B and C. C depends on A and B so I want to do A and B c
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by pspeter3 12y ago
What is `pass`?
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by pspeter3 13y ago
This is a great explanation. Thank you!
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by pspeter3 13y ago
Why do you primarily use that as opposed to building in express?
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by pspeter3 13y ago
How does this compare with Hemlis https://heml.is
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by pspeter3 13y ago
Exactly this. I feel more in love with TypeScript than CoffeeScript at this point. I think that part of it is that ES6 is absorbing a lot of the need for CoffeeScript.

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