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by simplify 10y ago
The problem isn't "two writes at the same time", it's the server thinking everything's OK for two separate users. If can model your database differently for this rudimentary example, then good for you – you're
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by simplify 10y ago
You're right, I meant to say the most commonly unaware vulnerability.
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by simplify 10y ago
This is correct. Race conditions are still the most common vulnerability in web applications. Take a classic example: a one-time use coupon. Without some kind of locking, two simultaneous requests would be able to use the same coupon succes
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by simplify 10y ago
What's the difference between "serverless" and "cloud"?
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by simplify 10y ago
> Not an option on Heroku; Heroku will restart dynos as part of deployment, again losing state. Do heroku's custom buildpacks not allow you to prevent restarting the dyno?
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by simplify 10y ago
I don't know why you're getting downvoted, it's a good question. I am not a fan of trump, but I also want to see and verify examples of Fox distorting things.
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by simplify 10y ago
I strongly believe concatenative languages – particularly statically typed ones – are one paradigm of programming that have not been explored nearly enough. It's good to see more activity in this area :) Here's another interesting
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by simplify 10y ago
It sounds like you're describing Marko.js. Once v4 is released, I predict server-side rendering will become popular again. It's like a vue.js + server-side rendering + client-side rendering + a built-in automatic webpack, yet ever
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by simplify 10y ago
If each page has different dependencies, you're not sending much duplicate content. Also, SSR supports incremental rendering (due to HTTP streaming), something that is currently impossible to do with SPAs. See this article for more det
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by simplify 10y ago
That almost sounds like server-side rendering :)
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by simplify 10y ago
Awesome! Can't wait for a sublime plugin :)
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by simplify 10y ago
How does this compare with Marko.js, which also compiles (and renders!) JavaScript on the server before sending to the client?
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by simplify 10y ago
The term "moral high horse" refers to someone who is elevating themselves above you in effort to show/feel superiority. I did not get that tone from the article at all. If anything, it seems you are trying to "pull him d
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by simplify 10y ago
Would be good to add some concatenative languages to that list :) http://evincarofautumn.blogspot.com/2012/02/why-concatenativ...
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by simplify 10y ago
The problem is overblown. It's not going to cause any deep, hard-to-debug errors. If you accidentally type `a-b`, you'll get an error message that says "a-b is not defined". Fix it and you're done.
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by simplify 10y ago
Having it reversible would be nice, too. Knowing the click is irreversible gives an uneasy feeling.
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by simplify 10y ago
Seems like the perfect kind of app to build on sandstorm.io, since it's something you'd probably want to own on your own servers.
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by simplify 10y ago
The "jQuery === bad code structure" association is strong, even today. But the fact is you can write good code with jQuery – without Backbone – just fine. Most all web developers of that day were new to programming (experienced fo
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by simplify 10y ago
JavaScript isn't a type of logic, it's a language. You wouldn't say JavaScript is the M in MVC, for example. If you have JS in HTML, and that JS code is strictly view logic, then your code still has a clear and useful separat
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Asdf – An extendable version manager for Node.js (and more)(github.com)
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by simplify 10y ago
What's your definition of business logic?
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by simplify 10y ago
Does anyone know how Final / other companies are able to create virtual CC numbers? Is there an API or something?
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by simplify 10y ago
moment.js is a monolithic beast. I would love to see date-fns instead https://github.com/date-fns/date-fns
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by simplify 10y ago
Am I correct in understanding Yarn works similar to Ruby's bundler?
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by simplify 10y ago
Are there any CSS frameworks nowadays that use flexbox instead of the float-grid model?
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by simplify 10y ago
I've played around with react native, and I will say it feels nothing like normal react (where "normal" is writing for a web app). The only thing that is similar is syntax. Everything else is new/different: elements, sty
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by simplify 10y ago
Based on your DevOps experience, what's your opinion of Nix[1] and/or its OS? I keep hearing it solves a lot of pain for deploying systems, but I don't have any DevOps experience to evaluate it. [1] https://nixos.o
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by simplify 10y ago
Take this analogy. Some people have rare diseases. However, because the diseases are rare and not common, not enough resources go into finding cures for this disease. Should no one work on the cure for a rare disease because it will provide
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by simplify 10y ago
That is not what constructive is.
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by simplify 10y ago
Instead of downvoting this comment, why not explain why they're wrong, both for the benefit of them and other readers?

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