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If I don't use the browser, I might as well use the rest of the development suite on the laptop. If I don't use their editor, I assume I'd have to upload the files somehow. The whole reason I'm using git now intsead of Subversion is because
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I think this is a neat idea to capture all those PHP refugees who saw the outdated "Make a Rails Blog in 15 minutes". This may well be the start a whole bunch of Rails applets. ... it's just that I hate writing code in the browser. No vi s
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... and for me, it matters more if Rails will run faster on jRuby. The benchmarks may or may not reflect an increased performance advantage for a Rails app. Or at the very least, be able to compile a Rails app into bytecode for commercial
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Maybe so. I'm fully anticipating the day when an entire generation of non-US kids who grew up with the OLPC XO, and expect Python and Squeak to be in "grown up" computers. Ruby is like a Japanese stone garden or a bonsai tree. Maybe it'll s
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I've been writing Rails apps for a while. While I still use scaffolding, I almost always start changing them after I generate it it. A lot of the better Rails dev on #rubyonrails write their stuff from scratch. People who want to take scaff
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I have the same experience too. However, when I run though what Joel was talking about, you create a feature list with the estimate first. Keeping track of the time you spent on a feature means going down the list and putting down how much
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The founding team, like any business partnership is like a marriage. Both are social-economic institutions. Both need chemistry to succeed. Both are really messy and messy when it comes time for the breakup. The child custody fight and the
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From a different part of the world, at around the same era: - Do not think dishonestly. - The Way is in training. - Become acquainted with every art. - Know the Ways of all professions. - Distinguish between gain and loss in worldly matters
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I don't know that much about architecture so I'll take your word for it. Thanks for the conversation.
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I'm also a big Gentoo fan. I never used BSDs much, though I imagine you would be familiar with the following: - With Gentoo you would be able to setup masks for a specific version of glibc and compile everything against it, stage the bina
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Or maybe in the rush to imitate the Western styles, the Japanese at the time discarded their traditional arts. Until they gained experience in that new style, they could hardly create visually integrative designs. They obviously were able t
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I grew up in the US since I was five, and I'm a native Chinese speaker. I don't have enough vocabulary to read very well, so when I read Chinese online, I use http://www.popjisyo.com to assist me. I don't know about the rest of you guys,
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It's a place where people working on many different projects come together at the same time to work. It is sorta like working at a coffee shops full of other startups, without having to pay for the coffee.
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My business partner and I incorporated, specifically with an LLC. There was never a question about that. On the other hand, we weren't exactly a startup and we were diving into making some money. Our plan had always been from the beginning