redtuesday

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   by redtuesday 11y ago

   Great release, I especially like the built in reverse router for subprojects and the better dependency injection aproach.
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   by redtuesday 11y ago

   Would be interested in this as well. I only know the "Scala Worksheet" which is similar: https://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/IntelliJIDEA/Workin... and apeared first in Scala-Ide.
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   by redtuesday 12y ago

   Thanks for the insight. At the moment this sounds a little bit too advanced for me, as I am a beginner at reversing and a novice programmer, but are nice ways I can explore. The game runs on Windows XP upwards. Luckily it seems like it does
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   by redtuesday 12y ago

   I'm looking forward to it. Hopefully I can learn from your post. At the moment I proceed like you outlined above, but I'm stuck reverse engineering a save game file format from an old sports simulation game written in VB6. The pro
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   by redtuesday 13y ago

   Yeah, you could submit the test to them for example . They accept pull requests. ;o)
6. 216.▲
   by redtuesday 13y ago

   A stripped test is on the way it seems. One user submitted a raw test a few days ago which doesn't use doctrine.
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   by redtuesday 13y ago

   Maybe that's me, but I think it's easier to learn typical web frameworks like Rails, Django etc. than spring. On top of that the xml config sucks (at least in my opinion - though I used spring the last time around 2007, maybe it's not as ba
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   by redtuesday 13y ago

   Someone mentioned the benchmark in the Yii forum a while ago [1], but it seems nobody wanted to submit a pull request for Yii. [1] http://www.yiiframework.com/forum/index.php/topic/42168-fram...
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   by redtuesday 13y ago

   Just out of curiosity: how often did you see that happen (not only related to GPU's, but technologie decisions overall)? In my (little) experience the change at a later moment will not happen. Most of the time because the management has a n
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    by redtuesday 14y ago

    Ah, thanks, totaly overlooked that. :)
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    by redtuesday 14y ago

    Why not just use the Server version?
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    by redtuesday 14y ago

    I'am certain they didn't test the versions that got merged the last two days (for example the scala version has a working db test now). So we will probably see some improvements in the next version. EDIT: @json performance difference: Seems
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    by redtuesday 14y ago

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5499839 ps: i agree that raw jdbc would enhance the performance.
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    by redtuesday 14y ago

    More likely because the version uses only as many threads as the cpu has cores. Whereas the servlet version for example has 128 thanks to the default resin configuration.
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    by redtuesday 14y ago

    This is not the version which was used in the tests. The tests used a earlier version.
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    by redtuesday 14y ago

    Thanks for the tests. Especially the latency is interesting. I cant't wait for the next round, when the updates of the last two days are included (elli, grizzly, play-java, play-scala, snap etc).