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by richjdsmith 9y ago
Likewise. I havn't come across a case of someone getting to know the language and disliking it. It's truly a great tool.
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by richjdsmith 9y ago
Same as BestBuy. Actually, they price match plus 10% of the price difference. Which is awesome because I get to go pick it up, but don't have to fear the amazon knock-offs.
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by richjdsmith 9y ago
I wonder why they chose to build it off Gentoo versus Debian?
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by richjdsmith 9y ago
> Go's CoffeeScript As someone terrified of lower level languages (I'm a somewhat JR dev, used to working with fun things like Python, Ruby, Elixir and JS) this would kind of be really nice. Mostly maps.
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by richjdsmith 9y ago
This is fantastic! Easily most excited for the code formatter - it should make it easier for new users of the language to pick it up based on seeing others code.
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by richjdsmith 9y ago
Awesome work Chris, thanks for everything you and the team are doing!
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by richjdsmith 9y ago
Elixir was my Koolaid when it comes to functional programming. After getting the hang of pattern matching, I was hooked. Everything I'd do on Ruby/Rails, I just do on Elixir/Phoenix instead.
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by richjdsmith 9y ago
We knew it was coming, but still, shedding 10% of your sales staff is a big deal.
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by richjdsmith 9y ago
This is the point that really shocked me! I'd love to read more on this.
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An inside look at Hostgator from an employees perspective(reddit.com)
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by richjdsmith 10y ago
Hey Pieter, love what you're doing! Quick question on your stack: you don't use any CSS frameworks? How do you do mobile without punching a hole in your MacBook's screen?