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BITO Bitcoin ETF Deep Dive(byteclub.blog)
3 points by robertsosinski 5y ago|0 comments
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Understanding Optionals in Swift(reactive.io)
1 points by robertsosinski 12y ago|0 comments
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Introduction to Distributed Messaging with Elixir(reactive.io)
5 points by robertsosinski 12y ago|0 comments
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Introduction to Parallel Computing with Elixir(reactive.io)
4 points by robertsosinski 12y ago|0 comments
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by robertsosinski 12y ago
I think one of the most important points of Reactive Programming Jafar brings up is that data can be pushed to a consumer and operated on when it is ready, instead of being stored and then fetched by a consumer later. This is important whe
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by robertsosinski 12y ago
Have you looked at Knockout.js < http://knockoutjs.com/> ? I find it has just that mentality.
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by robertsosinski 12y ago
"Dont forget that SQL database still send raw text as request and get raw text in return!" Depending on your database adapter, this is not the case. With Postgres, you have the Simple Query Protocol and the Extended Query Protocol
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Parallel Computing Made Easy With Scala and Akka(reactive.io)
1 points by robertsosinski 13y ago|0 comments
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Get Started with Actor Based Programming Using Scala and Akka(reactive.io)
10 points by robertsosinski 13y ago|0 comments
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Life After Pi(youtube.com)
5 points by robertsosinski 13y ago|0 comments
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by robertsosinski 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - NYC I am an experienced software engineer that has a proven track record of successfully leading complex, highly scalable application build outs. Right now, I am growing a new consultancy, Reactive.IO http://www.r
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by robertsosinski 13y ago
Ticket Evolution Location: New York City, New York; Postion: Ruby/JavaScript Engineers; Email: rsosinski@ticketevolution.com Ticket Evolution builds software and services that handles the real-time execution, clearing and settlement of
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by robertsosinski 14y ago
For quite some time, I have been using Sequel ( http://sequel.rubyforge.org ) as an ORM with Postgres instead of ActiveRecord, and have never been happier. Overall, Rails has been a great web-framework, but ActiveRecord has been it's sore
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by robertsosinski 14y ago
Ticket Evolution Location: Jersey City, New Jersey; Postion: Ruby/JavaScript/Erlang Engineers; Email: rsosinski@ticketevolution.com Ticket Evolution builds software and services that handles the real-time execution, clearing and settlement
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by robertsosinski 14y ago
Ticket Evolution Location: Jersey City, New Jersey; Postion: Ruby/JavaScript/Erlang Engineers; Email: rsosinski@ticketevolution.com Ticket Evolution builds software and services that handles the real-time execution, clearing and settlement
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by robertsosinski 15y ago
Jersey City, NJ - Full Time Engineers Ticket Evolution (ticketevolution.com) is the engineering backbone of the open ticket market. We build tools and an API that helps ticket brokers buy and sell event tickets from each other and to custo
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Binding Scope in JavaScript Functions(robertsosinski.com)
4 points by robertsosinski 17y ago|0 comments
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The Difference Between Ruby Symbols and Strings(robertsosinski.com)
23 points by robertsosinski 18y ago|6 comments
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Understanding Ruby Blocks, Procs and Lambdas(robertsosinski.com)
50 points by robertsosinski 18y ago|8 comments