robertfw

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   by robertfw 14y ago

   What pain points does pythonbrew solve? Im curious as the linked blog post was a bit light on detail
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   by robertfw 14y ago

   Perhaps also desk work?
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   by robertfw 14y ago

   Wow, this looks really interesting! Who is behind this?
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   by robertfw 14y ago

   github: robertfw
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   by robertfw 14y ago

   Any sense of how easy it is to swap these pieces out? I would hate to have a Django-like scenario where it is, technically speaking, possible to swap out things like the ORM, templating, routing etc, but doing so pretty much ruins the benef
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   by robertfw 14y ago

   Regarding client-server communication, are you using an existing library (socket.io, sockjs, etc) for the client->server communication, did you roll your own, or is this an "exercise left to the reader"?
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   by robertfw 14y ago

   Is there any easily digestible information regarding what Pedestal actually provides? Beyond the general statements on the front page, I didn't see a concise overview of what Pedestal is giving me. Apologies if this is all covered in the fu
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   by robertfw 14y ago

   I've been encountering this, I thought I was just losing my small collection of marbles! I have a new dev laptop in the mail, perhaps Firefox will get installed before chrome...
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   by robertfw 14y ago

   Can anyone speak to the experience of debugging Clojure, especially without having JVM experience? The one thing that has me concerned is the depth of crash dumps and the amount of JVM knowledge required to interpret them.
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    by robertfw 14y ago

    I find that books help provide structure to your learning. Yes, all of the information is out there, but I need to know that it a) exists and b) what order is optimal for learning.
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    by robertfw 14y ago

    Just curious, why would this be downvoted?
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    by robertfw 14y ago

    It has the word PROTOTYPE on the screenshots. I wish my prototypes looked that good!
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    by robertfw 14y ago

    Experiencing this as well edit: It seems that on reload, things are working fine, there is some glitchyness with the intro help text not always disappearing
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    by robertfw 14y ago

    What are the pricing options for spacebase? I can't seem to find them
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    by robertfw 14y ago

    it will also be dead simple to integrate with spacebase, which is java
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    by robertfw 14y ago

    Yes, but you start making life difficult with regards to the app ecosystem, which imo is the main reason for using django
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    by robertfw 14y ago

    And sadly, they never got it quite right! none of the subsequent tribes games had the same skiing behaviour. The only reason the competitive community in Tribes 2 has hung on for so long is that a community mod sped the game up to be more l
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    by robertfw 14y ago

    While I'm not wild about all the eggs being in one basket, I find myself getting frustrated when code isn't on github, because I can't star/watch/track it from one central place. I use the star feature on github all the time to mark potenti
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    by robertfw 14y ago

    the resulting view ends up looking at lot like it would in flask [1]. I would be worried about the number of moving parts that are in play. [1] http://flask.pocoo.org/
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    by robertfw 14y ago

    on-topic: I'm really excited to see this. I can't wait to get my hands on a leap motion, I think that we are on the verge of some really cool tools and toys. off topic: it drives me crazy that in 2013 sites are still auto-playing videos w/
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    by robertfw 14y ago

    Does anyone have experience working with Titan, either on the side or in production? Is Titan production ready? The flexible storage backends, clustering, and the open source license are all very enticing. I've been looking for a graph data
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    by robertfw 14y ago

    By extension, Clojure can use those same java libraries
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    by robertfw 14y ago

    That link wasn't working, here's a corrected one: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_races_and_species_in_Th...
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    by robertfw 14y ago

    What problems did you encounter with them?
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    by robertfw 14y ago

    This pushed us to implement a kill switch for our facebook functionality. Something we'll keep in mind the next time we're integrating with third party services.
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    by robertfw 14y ago

    Someone pointed out elsewhere in the thread that this kind of code has to be read from the inside out, and for that reason I think the clojure code makes a better balance of readable vs succinct.
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    by robertfw 14y ago

    Thanks for this post! I'm diving into clojure (currently a python dev), and I'm starting to get that tingly anticipation of being able to use these kinds of tools. It was really useful to see how you iterate through your solution.
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    by robertfw 14y ago

    I'll second that. Despite the warnings of "it's a lot of work to maintain!", I've only had one minor glitch which was my own fault - I didn't read the update news before doing a full update. When that happened, the steps to recover were all
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    by robertfw 14y ago

    I'll second pgadmin. I finally woke up to the fact that I should start using Postgres a few months ago, and pgadmin made my initial foray into postgres very straight forward
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    by robertfw 14y ago

    Does anyone know of anything similar to this in python? I did a quick look around but came up empty