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by sehr 13y ago
Please, no more JavaScript frameworks unless you're doing something truly interesting, ala React with its virtual DOM or Angular with its.. everything. There are enough to go around already.
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by sehr 13y ago
That's entirely dependent on your workflow isn't it? I can set up a workspace within dev tools and edit HTML/CSS/JS on the fly and have the changes reflected on disk and on screen without ever losing sight of my work. Ad
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by sehr 13y ago
I don't know if you're aware, but the community section of Digital Ocean has some informative articles on stuff like this, there was actually one posted today about scaling Ruby on Rails applications. Either way, it's a good
454.
by sehr 13y ago
Site seems to be down. But when you're finished, hawk this on /r/nba. Lots of devoted fans there, and contributions are very much appreciated.
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by sehr 13y ago
A lot, I hope! Strangelove is pretty well known for the most part across the internet. Fantastic movie
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by sehr 13y ago
Ember would be a good choice, seems like it's the 'rails' of the js world. Good luck!
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by sehr 13y ago
My point exactly.
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by sehr 13y ago
Angular is a pretty big beast in an of itself, have you considered something a bit slimmer? Ala backbone, knockout.js? And learning about DSL's will come in handy, considering Rspec and the like use them!
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by sehr 13y ago
Considering we're all still arguing the 'jiff' vs 'gif' battle, I'm not so sure pronunciation is the internet's strong suit.
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by sehr 13y ago
Not yet.
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by sehr 13y ago
does anyone else feel this is a bit.. ridiculous?
462.
by sehr 13y ago
The web is made of these technologies.
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by sehr 13y ago
I like to think that's what lalc was implying. With a language comes community, and PHP's community is unfortunately laden with baggage.
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by sehr 13y ago
This is a service specifically for web based applications. Most, if not all users have JavaScript enabled. The ones savvy enough to turn it off, will also be able to turn it back on.
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by sehr 13y ago
https://lobste.rs/ is a viable alternative if you are looking for decent discussions on technology. Smaller subreddits seem to have much better discussion as well.
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by sehr 13y ago
You're either working for the wrong boss, or the wrong company then.
467.
by sehr 13y ago
And my American centric worldview is thwarted once again.
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by sehr 13y ago
Either they're getting flooded with views at midnight on a sunday, or the DDOS is already on
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by sehr 13y ago
It's horrible. But it's like watching a trainwreck to be honest, you know exactly what's going to happen yet it's still intriguing.
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by sehr 13y ago
So because it doesn't fit your subjective view of what a 'good hacker' finds interesting, it shouldn't be at the top of HN?
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by sehr 13y ago
Because it's interesting?
472.
by sehr 13y ago
People. But seriously, it's 2014. node.js is a thing, has been for a while.
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by sehr 13y ago
With '.js' : http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=backbone.js%2C%20angu... With 'js': http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=backbone%20js%2C%20an... Search trends do indeed,
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by sehr 13y ago
Even if there was, if something went wrong you'd just have more shit to sift through.
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by sehr 13y ago
Like it! Good deal faster than the other one here http://sindresorhus.com/bower-components/
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by sehr 13y ago
Because people still use JavaScript
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by sehr 13y ago
Actually that's how I noticed it was down. I stay in touch with my fantasy league through Hangouts, and was about to post the new 'Bad Lip Reading' NFL version that just came out. http://www.youtube.com/watch?
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by sehr 13y ago
It's always easier to criticize than rectify.
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by sehr 13y ago
In addition to Functional Javascript, Javascript Allonge is a great text focusing on the functional aspects as well.
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by sehr 13y ago
Man, those were gone fast! Good luck with the application, interface looks beautiful from the screen shots

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