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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
"serve others", can't figure out exactly his intention by sayin' that but it's a quite weird statement, IMO. My opinion is: do what you want, if that pleases you, great! If that pleases even more people, greater!
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
awesome. please tell us what you're doing to ensure the data is safe?
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
JavaScript: The Good Parts is definitely a good book for what you want. But there are more: * JavaScript Patterns by Stoyan Stefanov * Learning JavaScript Design Patterns - Addy Osmani * High Performance JavaScript - Nicholas Zakas After yo
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
Yes and Backbone has its source annotated to make it easier for you to understand the code http://backbonejs.org/docs/backbone.html
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
For advanced performance testing and benchmarking you can use JSPerf http://jsperf.com/
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Controlling access to your JavaScript Objects properties(rodrigoalvesvieira.com)
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Noam Chomsky on artificial intelligence and the future of Neuroscience(web.mit.edu)
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Developing your JSON API in Rails with Rabl(rodrigoalvesvieira.com)
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Comments Are Important to Your Code and Team(rodrigoalvesvieira.com)
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How to Contribute to an Open Source Project with Git and GitHub(rodrigoalvesvieira.com)
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Caching JavaScript Loops(rodrigoalvesvieira.com)
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
Thank you Chris!
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A gem for fetching addresses from Brazilian zip codes(github.com)
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
This is great, guys. iA Writer already was my favorite Mac app. Now this... <3
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
Thanks man.
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
nice!
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
Nice, man! Share the code with me if you feel like it. My GitHub is https://github.com/rodrigoalvesvieira and my email is rodrigovieira1994 [at] gmail [dot] com
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
Wow! What a pearl!
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
Hehe. Thanks.
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
That's nice.
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
In the post I only suggested cat and tree for examples. Other nice tools would be: ls, touch, rm, mkdir, rmdir and even cal. I just made a few more suggestions. I can't count how many neat, small tools are provided by Unix. It's a large gro
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
Hi Gabriel, I'll change it. Thank you very much for reporting the problem. It now allows you to zoom in. I'll take more time to fix the header, tho. Thanks man.
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
Hi, Windows doesn't have many of the basic Unix tools, but you can still implement them using your programming language of choice (how great). No, you're not limited to these three languages. I only meant in the article that these three are
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
Yes. I think I nice approach would be just cloning core functionality of the program initially in your language of choice, then dealing with parameters and more advanced options as you learn that language better.
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Learn a Programming Language Faster by Copying Unix(rodrigoalvesvieira.com)
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Web Inspector and Firebug element selection trick (rodrigoalvesvieira.com)
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The Four Fours in Ruby(rodrigoalvesvieira.com)
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A micro JavaScript utility for processing text(github.com)
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On Microsoft and Metro(rodrigoalvesvieira.com)
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Introducing Brechoh - Brazilian startup for selling & buying girl stuff(rodrigoalvesvieira.com)
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