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CSS 3D MRI(codepen.io)
4 points by serkanyersen 13y ago|1 comments
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Keyword arguments for JavaScript. Similar to python's kwargs(github.com)
2 points by serkanyersen 13y ago|0 comments
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by serkanyersen 13y ago
http://www.echojs.com/ is Hacker news for Javascript
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by serkanyersen 13y ago
Well, this is a bit concerning. How are the investors plan to get that money back? Something tells me we will not like the solution.
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by serkanyersen 13y ago
Yes it works. :)
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by serkanyersen 13y ago
More like a novelty item to have or showing off to your friends but other than that typing my password makes me feel more secure. Nice video though!
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by serkanyersen 13y ago
Nice project, I think this was very much needed for windows. Having a proper shell is pretty much mandatory for web development these days and I think this will help great deal for developers who would prefer windows. Completely unrelated b
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by serkanyersen 13y ago
Looks very good and promising. However, I wouldn't pay $10 without at-least seeing the app in action. A trial app would be nice.
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by serkanyersen 13y ago
I needed this feature 1.5 years ago. Thanks Heroku.
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by serkanyersen 13y ago
This is an excellent design and implementation. I'll be using this from now on :) I have one request though. when a comment is collapsed it should also collapse the child comments just like a tree. Maybe you can add reply, upvote, down
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by serkanyersen 13y ago
Oh no, you misunderstood. On our project we use git, and git hooks. however we use githooks only for linting and such. We deploy using a different system. We have development servers for each developer like 'username.dev.myapp.com&#x27
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by serkanyersen 13y ago
:) in my defense, rsync was doing too much for my simple needs. I wanted to have a simple and customizable experience. While I agree with you (no little script can match the power of rsync) it's good to have alternatives.
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by serkanyersen 13y ago
Nice suggestion. I didn't use inotify because macosx doesn't have it and nodejs equivalents eats too much CPU for some reason. I tried to make it as simple as possible.
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by serkanyersen 13y ago
This is actually not changing the files on production but for using a development server. In my case, we don't have local servers. We have development servers that are identical to production servers. I manage my changes from my local
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Show HN: Sync.js – Upload changed local files to remote server(github.com)
28 points by serkanyersen 13y ago|16 comments
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by serkanyersen 13y ago
is it just me or Microsoft is slowly converting Javascript into C#? Don't get me wrong I like typescript but next thing you know we have .NETJS floating around :)
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Keyword arguments for Javascript. Similar to python's kwargs(serkanyersen.github.io)
1 points by serkanyersen 13y ago|0 comments
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Smart argument management for javascript(github.com)
1 points by serkanyersen 13y ago|0 comments
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by serkanyersen 13y ago
Just because you can, doesn't mean you should.
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by serkanyersen 13y ago
I couldn't disagree more.
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by serkanyersen 13y ago
Cool but how is this related to technology?
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by serkanyersen 14y ago
This is way better than any Adobe application I've ever used :) no joke. I'm very impressed with the UI components that's some masterpiece over there. I demand you to release a UI framework haha. Also this is probably first HN thread that e
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by serkanyersen 14y ago
What! I checked the site like a few hours ago and it was around 5000. It was featured in the Javascript Weekly newsletter, I think that's what happened. Congratulations.
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by serkanyersen 14y ago
Backed, I really love to see this working on SublimeText. I tired it with my own code and it managed to bring correct return types and object properties from all functions. I hope you release it soon. Thanks for the effort
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by serkanyersen 14y ago
Haha :) I don't know what I was thinking by putting that comment. Underscore.py is not trying to fill any gap in Python. It's just a port. Maybe a useful collection of tools. But I agree it's mostly pointless when there are itertools and fu
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by serkanyersen 14y ago
Yes, I'm aware of this problem, underscore.php solved this using double underscores maybe I can add a noConflict method to rename the library and free up underscore variable.
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by serkanyersen 14y ago
Thanks. Only purpose was to learn python and I also get a very good understanding of underscore.js and it was pretty fun to work on this.
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by serkanyersen 14y ago
I should put this on the project description :) you are exactly right.
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by serkanyersen 14y ago
It's more like a JavaScript code. I need to learn more about python to write real pythonic code. I'm open to your suggestions.
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by serkanyersen 14y ago
I posted a comment to clear this up. Sorry for the confusion.

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