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by shaydoc 13y ago
Of course, the wonderful d3.js
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by shaydoc 13y ago
I understand what you are saying. Convincing people about new styles that are alien to their traditional style is difficult. Consistency and maintainability of a codebase is a big factor for me. If I have a large project with knockout I can
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by shaydoc 13y ago
Knockout is architecturally sound and the DOM is very much available to the developer. Disagree with much of this.
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by shaydoc 13y ago
Can you quantify this statement, because performance has greatly improved in recent releases!
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by shaydoc 13y ago
Its simple, elegant and extendable. Been using it for 2 years, and see no reason to change. This is my SPA setup http://anexiledderryman.com/post/50565922110/javascript-sing...
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by shaydoc 13y ago
I beg to differ : http://careers.stackoverflow.com/jobs/39355/senior-software-... Also, you can work from a Dublin base for these companies I am fairly sure. I am just illustrating that there is plenty of opportun
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by shaydoc 13y ago
Using Vanilla JS & your own architectural design as opposed to a mainstream framework? Reason I ask is just with regard to maintainability of the codebase, and the ability to attract more candidates perhaps
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by shaydoc 13y ago
Depends who you work for, Ireland is full of big name companies, Google, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Twitter..... Not only that there us a tonne of big financials there too... So, there's a wealth of choice.. From what I hear, the Google
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No Limbs No Limits - The Joanne O'Riordan Story(nolimbsnolimits.net)
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by shaydoc 13y ago
:-), that's only fair!
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by shaydoc 13y ago
"...calculate row n of Pascal’s triangle or implement a basic sorting algorithm, for example"... I assume you let your candidate use google to search for solutions to these problems if they ask ? Personally speaking, I think if yo
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by shaydoc 13y ago
ASP.NET WebForms was a tragedy of a grand scale. Its bloatedness and obfuscation of the web was truly horrific. I can say this because I am a WebForm veteran. I used it from beta in my 2nd job & even back then I found it incredibly obtu
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by shaydoc 13y ago
love it, class picture....awe inspiring!!
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by shaydoc 13y ago
I wrote this song as a response to a bullshit job I was doing for a period of time, thankfully I got my ass out because it drove me to write such thoughts.... Title: The Ballad of a 30 something Office Worker https://soundcloud.c
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by shaydoc 13y ago
Really well done on this, the power of open source is unreal.....
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by shaydoc 13y ago
very well said. I consider what you have said "awesome". I am agreement with this post. I think being comfortable with who you are is important. Recognising what you have already got and appreciating it is important. Ambition is
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by shaydoc 13y ago
This gov.uk work is good, real good. Consistent layout, and good search which is most important. Thoroughly good digital service, especially like the API for sharing content.
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by shaydoc 13y ago
This looks very good, will definitely try it out..
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by shaydoc 13y ago
I can't comment on linux but I've had no issues with Azure using windows, in fact I would say its fantastic. I been have using cloud services web/worker roles, messaging, blob and SQL azure too... I have been also integrating
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by shaydoc 13y ago
To do nothing at all is the most difficult thing in the world, the most difficult and the most intellectual –Oscar Wilde 1891. “Without a considerable amount of leisure a man is cut off from many of the best things…What will happen when the
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by shaydoc 13y ago
This is also a nice solution http://fgnass.github.io/spin.js/
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by shaydoc 13y ago
At least with the use of a digital signature and nonce you can guarantee that the request hasn't been tampered with!
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by shaydoc 13y ago
Replay attacks are always gonna be possible unless you use a one time token or signature, thems the break's..., unless you wish to get into the something you have and something you know model. How can you do a use once token making concurr
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by shaydoc 13y ago
I failed to say that your token context should have a "time based expiration", in that a new token is reissued periodically as defined by you and your needs. I would refer to the ASP.NET Forms Auth mechanism with its sliding expiration.
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by shaydoc 13y ago
You don't need to do a database look up if you stuff some context into your token and encrypt it with a secret key. When the server receives the request it can simply decrypt the token and deserialize it into some sort of strongly typed use
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by shaydoc 13y ago
You don't need to do a database look up if you stuff some context into your token and encrypt it with a secret key. When the server receives the request it can simply decrypt the token and deserialize it into some sort of strongly typed use
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by shaydoc 13y ago
That is seriously good reading
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by shaydoc 13y ago
500,000 gold doubloons per annum, with a performance related bonus of up to 10 bags of pixie dust!
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by shaydoc 13y ago
I don't think that's a good idea at all...in general I think wages are very good for software engineers, and working conditions tend to be among the best anywhere. There is plenty of demand for good engineers and a world of opportunity. If
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Making the choice between Money and Meaning(blogs.hbr.org)
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