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by reflectiv 12y ago
They may have it rough but there is no way I would take the kind of abuse that was on the recording. Raising his voice and getting audibly angry would have likely shut down her incessant line of questioning pretty quickly. It doesn't e
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by reflectiv 12y ago
I always have to stop and check which 'react' something is talking about lately every time. From my perspective it is causing confusion...and I don't think I am alone.
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by reflectiv 12y ago
> I think Sencha has a mature product. Excellent support and a great community You mean the one or two people on the forums that answers 90% of the questions...that community? Granted its been about 6 months since I looked...but thats ho
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by reflectiv 12y ago
Thats the one thing ExtJS has going for it...a full suite of widgets that make it so any jackass can plop in a data table and move on. The problem is when you want anything outside the realm of those widgets, or actual proper program struct
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by reflectiv 12y ago
My experience with ExtJS is terrible...I will actively run away from any future positions that even remotely consider it. It might have made sense 6 or 7 years ago...but these days it is mostly a pain in the ass.
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by reflectiv 12y ago
This is interesting...one of the new javascript frameworks on the block (React.js, http://facebook.github.io/react/ ) has made use of a 'virtual dom' which basically does a diff and compares it to what was alr
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by reflectiv 13y ago
They are... s = "hello" s << " world" s # hello world
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by reflectiv 13y ago
Exactly... Even if you take the assumption that bitcoin will fail, the problems/issues the protocol or something similar solves are far too beneficial to ignore. So basically if bitcoin fails, some other similar form of digital currenc
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by reflectiv 13y ago
Have you ever used ExtJS? ...I have had the displeasure of developing with it at a large financial institution...it is madness...everything is a JSON object and what ends up happening is a mixing of concerns...putting logic, and layout in t
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by reflectiv 13y ago
My apologies, I did not know it was completely separate. I had assumed it wasn't separate because that is what is listed as the reason for removing it. This is quite unfair to you IMO...downright shameful of facebook to do this.
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by reflectiv 13y ago
I understand your point, however that isn't quite a valid analogy in this case. The correct analogy would be: Q) Am I forbidden from writing an application using the facebook API that tints/alters the color of the website? A) Yes,
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by reflectiv 13y ago
Yep, RTM is basically also known as a 'Gold' release or essentially the same thing end users will get - minus marketing materials and other assorted items that come along with a final consumer release. They should not have called
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by reflectiv 13y ago
Coffee script may compile (or transpile, depending on your preferred term) into javascript...but it isn't javascript. Misleading title...
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by reflectiv 13y ago
Also (but far less known) riveter.js: https://github.com/a2labs/riveter
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by reflectiv 13y ago
Forgive me, it has been several years since I dealt with DNS authority, however it still does not change the argument that it was not google who was 'hacked'...the title of this post is just blatantly wrong.
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by reflectiv 13y ago
I don't agree at all, the system which was hacked is not in Google's control at all, even though it does depend on it for DNS SOA. Every site depends on root DNS servers to do their job right...the root for .ps was hacked...that&#
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by reflectiv 13y ago
I think we might be seeing a bit of 80/20 rule playing here...as the old saying goes, the first 80% of the project takes 20% of the time, and the remaining 20% is the most arduous. If I had piles of cash in the bank, I might be less in
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by reflectiv 13y ago
That teaches me for not looking at the source prior to commenting...my apologies (I am at work on limited time)... I still feel this library (with the exception of the cleaner feeling API) is not much more than a wrapper/extension arou
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by reflectiv 13y ago
This isn't letting you work with the DOM directly...it is yet another library which encompasses the DOM API...just like jQuery. It only feels a bit more natural since the style it uses feels more direct...this is just another javascrip
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by reflectiv 13y ago
I am at work, on a really shitty computer and restricted to an old v10.0 of Firefox... it works great...I was actually quite surprised as this PC usually runs most sites and effects like ass...
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by reflectiv 13y ago
As a guy that works for one of the major banks in the US as a developer...the restrictions placed on even our development boxes is rediculous ...HOWEVER they don't seem to give two craps about javascript...so this would be a GREAT cap
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by reflectiv 13y ago
He bought a Ford GT...not a GT40. The GT40 is the 60's era classic the newer Ford GT was designed to look similar to.
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by reflectiv 13y ago
They used a clever exploit to blatantly infect and gain unauthorized access to a blanket set of machines...which may or may not have been doing something illegal. The FBI hacked PC's technically, and with no inkling of due process...th
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by reflectiv 13y ago
I agree...however it is still an issue one might take into account when deciding which protocol to use.