saiko-chriskun

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by saiko-chriskun 15y ago
tumblr is slow and erratic? first I've heard that one. secondly your 'distrust' of PHP makes no sense. Trust me, I hate php and would _never_ program in it myself, but that doesn't make wordpress any less of a good product. Hell facebook is
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by saiko-chriskun 15y ago
I don't really think there's any particular language out there that makes you 'better', although I would suggest learning a variety of different types of languages (i.e. functional vs. imperative, static vs. dynamic, etc.)
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by saiko-chriskun 15y ago
In terms of ease of use I would definitely go Rails, it pretty much has the largest ecosystem in terms of web development. In terms of more academically interesting languages, I might recommend Haskell or Clojure.
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by saiko-chriskun 15y ago
not much ;)
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by saiko-chriskun 15y ago
yes finally an alternative to javascript! zomg so excited :3
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Subjot- the highest quality social network community out there.(twitter.com)
2 points by saiko-chriskun 15y ago|0 comments
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by saiko-chriskun 15y ago
some_people.include?(:abbasmehdi) == true
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by saiko-chriskun 15y ago
I don't really see why I'd take the time to learn a new language or library if it seemed dull to me.
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by saiko-chriskun 15y ago
geez what's with the downvotes. some people just have no sense of humour.
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by saiko-chriskun 15y ago
You don't. We have your infos. FOREVER~. Which we shall use as blackmail if you ever decide to do anything funny. Like leave. We are watching you.
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by saiko-chriskun 15y ago
yep the main one I use (subjot) isn't on here.
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by saiko-chriskun 15y ago
The main practical difference would be that the rails ecosystem is just much larger in general (i.e. more community support, ready-made plugins, documentation, what have you.) As for certain types of web development node.js is definitely mo
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by saiko-chriskun 15y ago
time sucking? are you being serious?
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by saiko-chriskun 15y ago
Mobile development (in my experience) is generally a bit harder to get into that just standard web development. You could try something like PhoneGap or just plain web-friendly mobile development first to see if that works out well enough,
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by saiko-chriskun 15y ago
Just plain revert commits that aren't done correctly (i.e. directly on master / no accompanying unit tests). If he complains about wasting time just tell him to get his butt back to work :P. Other than that though it just sounds like you tw
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by saiko-chriskun 15y ago
besides the points already raised, why are you deciding which languages your "future devs" are going to be developing in?
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by saiko-chriskun 15y ago
ClojureScript IS Clojure. Although support isn't totally complete yet, they're the same language. There is no 'Clojure proper' and 'ClojureScript'.
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by saiko-chriskun 15y ago
I think you're mistaking beauty for common sense :P
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by saiko-chriskun 15y ago
if you prefix anything with a dash google takes that keyword out of search queries, for the most part. so if I wanted to search for computer stuff, but nothing to do with windows, I'd type in: "computers -windows"
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by saiko-chriskun 15y ago
I also read hacker news off the 'new' page. I find many interesting links that don't make it to the front page, and I don't find it very difficult to keep up with, but again I 'spose that depends on how often you're willing to keep up with
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Passion(post.saikonet.org)
1 points by saiko-chriskun 15y ago|0 comments
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by saiko-chriskun 15y ago
it's only free for 750 dyno-hours
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by saiko-chriskun 15y ago
hm I actually like the idea of tasks triggering other tasks. I just might have to make a small webapp for this :D
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by saiko-chriskun 15y ago
Internally we use github (haven't tried many others, honestly, just integrates well and gets the job done.) Publicly we use tenderapp. Always loved their design and UX flow.
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by saiko-chriskun 15y ago
+1 on the mentorship note. _Incredibly_ useful. Not only for yourself but can also be a great exercise for the teacher. http://pith.org/notes/2011/08/29/programmers-feeling-uninspi...