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by sargas 11y ago
This blog post was 3x longer than it should have been. The SO survey results explain the situation clearly enough, which already makes it obvious that everybody's perception about JavaScript being used in almost every aspect of program
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by sargas 11y ago
Moral of the story. Choose simple design, and test your code. Am I missing something? Btw, this website is great! I really enjoy the writing approach.
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by sargas 11y ago
I agree 100% with this. I used to bring in dependencies with the "don't reinvent the wheel" mentality. Then I realized how much trust I'm giving to the authors of all dependencies I pull in. Now I tend to do my best to u
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by sargas 11y ago
In addition, Visual Studio Code is another editor that is competing for space in the dev world.
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by sargas 11y ago
> Granted I would expected it to be slower using an interpreted language Javascript isn't interpreted, it is dynamically typed, but there is a compilation process before any JS code even executes. The plugin system is great. But upd
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by sargas 11y ago
Agreed. This article isn't intelligent. It is just a rant that makes no sense to people that don't travel/commute a lot or can't afford to have a tablet + laptop (let alone overpriced Apple stuff). I commute for 1.5 hour
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by sargas 11y ago
This is a great idea to be exploring even though, as a developer, I think this just some fancy tech that has almost no use. Like already noted in a another comment, if you are on the go the phone can't replace a laptop. However, it bec
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Go 1.6 Improvements(talks.golang.org)
2 points by sargas 11y ago|0 comments
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by sargas 11y ago
A great introduction for the go/* subpackages.
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by sargas 11y ago
Decentralization is great, even when it breeds open source drama :)
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Oh – A surprisingly powerful Unix shell(github.com)
7 points by sargas 11y ago|0 comments