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by resca79 12y ago
If you are talking about ActiveRecord methods, `find_by_id(123)` or `find_by("id", 123)` are a little bit wrong both, you should use a simple `find(123)`
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by resca79 12y ago
>>OSX is based on it I'm not sure about that. Have you any source?
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by resca79 12y ago
Raptor seems pretty interesting, but personally I don't like its marketing approach, and I'm not the only one. On twitter some ruby heroes say : " Raptor is 4x faster than existing ruby web servers for hello world application
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Steve Jobs memorial in St. Petersburg was removed(fortune.com)
1 points by resca79 12y ago|0 comments
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by resca79 12y ago
I like the idea of a full browser for developers, but at the some time I fear the granularity of browsers differences increases also. Currently developers cannot stay focused on new features of web App itself but they need to check the comp
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Unit Test(martinfowler.com)
2 points by resca79 12y ago|0 comments
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by resca79 12y ago
I appreciate the seriously of Y Combinator, but I dislike an article like that, first the title: 'We make mistakes' While I found the rejection a good and sincere email, I'm trying to figure out the role of this article
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by resca79 12y ago
I think the context has important role in technological issues and it needs to be explained. Twitter is very useful when you need some quick answer, with no premises. While a tweet with a post link is enough, one tweet is just buzz
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by resca79 12y ago
I'm not really confident about new version the releasing of version 1 was too long. Also I do not see a strong open community that support them like Rails, Django o Node. Of course I wish them to grow in terms of contributors
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by resca79 12y ago
When the first release of meteor came out, I was really impressed by the product. The real time update of the web page with zero code was an amazing feature. Today why I need of Meter? Server side I have multiple choices that guarantee me h
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by resca79 12y ago
You need look at the growing data. Maybe the number of people that know c or c++ are more for the ages of the languages itself. Try to look any statistics about github[1] [2] [1] http://redmonk.com/dberkholz/2014/0
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by resca79 12y ago
You don't need to learn 3 languages to be skilled in Obj-c Just for one reason, there are many iOS developers in the world, and at the same time C++ and C developers are few today.
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by resca79 12y ago
Sharing the business logic makes sense, but I'm not confident that sharing code on web and mobile devices is a good point in terms of performance. The UI in JS is simple to develop, but you have a lack of performance also
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by resca79 12y ago
While I appreciate the tecnological background of this project, I don't like this kind of traslators. It could be useful if you need to execute Java code in Objective-c runtime, but not if you want develop iPhone/iPad app. Obj-C i
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How to hack offline computers(dailydot.com)
3 points by resca79 12y ago|0 comments
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by resca79 12y ago
I have figured out what you say redis, but has changed a lot since 2009. Basically I'm a rails developer so my I usually prefer ActiveRecord.. Mysql or Postgres. However I have noticed that redis is becoming a very good alternative to
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by resca79 12y ago
thanks for sharing your experience. Did you used persistence features of redis or just the configuration base? like memcache?
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by resca79 12y ago
Microservices imply distribution and asynchrony, which are both complexity boosters . In many case you are right. While Starting with a microservice architecture maybe is a premature optimization, Microservice are a kind of pattern that fi
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by resca79 12y ago
I'm a fans of Martin, his articles give me the big Picture. Happy to share it here
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Sacrificial Architecture(martinfowler.com)
120 points by resca79 12y ago|32 comments
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by resca79 12y ago
>With redis you'll have to fetch every row over the network; >with a SQL database you'll typically only retrieve the final >summary data. Redis supports filter features native, so it basically works as every remote servic
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by resca79 12y ago
Sorry for this comment, I wanted comment another article( iphone issue)
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by resca79 12y ago
I think redis is excellent choice for evil writes. Redis has many kinds of configuration[1] Do you use the base package configuration or you add additional config options? [1] http://redis.io/topics/persistence
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by resca79 12y ago
Shocked for what? Mysql is a good choice for many cases. Please you should explain why mysql is better than postgres?
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by resca79 12y ago
I have not the competences to do something like that but in my opinion this is original hacking. In a small town of Sicily (near where I live) some guys are making incredible stuff with retro - computing. They have restore hold computers li
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by resca79 12y ago
My background is technical also and I figured out what you mean and your sentiment. I'm one of the attendees that was impressed by Jan Koum has chose Erlang for an intuition or by the Kevin Systrom estimation for rails. Maybe you wrong
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by resca79 12y ago
When I was at school and University I was agnostic waterpolo player. It's a very intensive sport with 3 hours of workout per day, and some days double session. A intensive sport like this can totally change your relation with the food
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by resca79 12y ago
I love when a company acquires a small app or startup in general. Basically because it allows us to dream to build something that a big company can incorporate in some of its famous product or just it will become famous itself. After an acq
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by resca79 12y ago
Jessica thanks for your Italian language skill! :)
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by resca79 12y ago
"Also, in the end of the day, your generated JavaScript is just about 5% more verbose than actual CoffeeScript code, so I don't see real benefit." I disagree with this sentence. Anyone use coffeescript only to reduce the code

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