softinio

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by softinio 11y ago
Spoke to him on freenode. He is not interested in passing maintainer to anyone. Wants to hold on to the project and just merge other people PR's in case one day he is interested in this again.
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by softinio 11y ago
github is the way to go. You will get more users and contributors if you do.
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by softinio 11y ago
Sent !
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by softinio 11y ago
I would be interested. I know node. Discuss?
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by softinio 11y ago
Why doesn't the project owner look to pass it onto a new maintainer to move it forward?
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by softinio 11y ago
Why use sourceforge?
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by softinio 11y ago
IntelliJ is genuinely better and more pleasant to use than what you are trying to do. There is nothing wrong with having a JVM around so you can use your favorite IDE
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by softinio 11y ago
I know a friend who got the windows version and had a lot of trouble getting Linux on it. I think like the other poster said there is a difference in the hardware. Seems the screen is different. I looked at them. Not very good value for mon
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by softinio 11y ago
I know python and Django very well which should be similar enough.
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by softinio 11y ago
Whats the quickest way to learn elixir? Your Favorite resource? Happy to take a look as I in the hunt for a new lang to try. Giving nim a try for now.
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by softinio 11y ago
If you have the budget go for AWS as that will scale better as you grow. Do consider Google Compute Engine also as an alternative to AWS too. Also if you are leaning more towards Digital Ocean, do consider Linode. I prefer Linode.
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Fantastic library to easily get to nested properties of objects in JavaScript(github.com)
2 points by softinio 11y ago|1 comments
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by softinio 11y ago
Try guru.com
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by softinio 11y ago
Can you use just C for writing node.js addons?
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A Sucky Situation(foofoolmom.com)
2 points by softinio 11y ago|0 comments
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Using pyenv for Python projects(gadgetplayboy.com)
1 points by softinio 11y ago|0 comments
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Spotify Family Plan finally here(spotify.com)
1 points by softinio 12y ago|0 comments
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by softinio 12y ago
Development progress is too slow. In my opinion its no longer a priority project for the developer. Personally am going to move to IntelliJ (i know its an ide not editor) when the next version is out as that is better maintained. I think it
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by softinio 12y ago
Out of interest what did you move to?
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by softinio 12y ago
Sublime is great but I must admit it is going the way of textmate in lack of support. Developer should open source it and get contributors working on it. Like someone suggested he can raise money on kickstarter to take it to next level and
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by softinio 12y ago
Totally agree with Andrews reply. And this is just one of the annoyance. Even simple things like uploading a file to GAE will present you with new unecessary challenges. One thing though, you can use the Django Orm on GAE if you are using G
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by softinio 12y ago
Loving the built in migrations with Django 1.7 inconjunction with builtin virtualenv stuff with Python 3.4 :-)
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by softinio 12y ago
Do not use Django with GAE. Really pointless to do this. You are better off with Frameworks like Flask with GAE in my experience. To get the full benefit of Django you really need to avoid GAE in my opinion
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by softinio 12y ago
I am completely affected by this. Apple needs to compensate users and fix immediately. Ruined a recent vacation this by not getting peoples texts.
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Apple reportedly acknowledges hijacked text message problem(9to5mac.com)
1 points by softinio 12y ago|1 comments
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by softinio 12y ago
I've been having the same issue and it ruined part of my vacation as people I was meeting up with on vacation thought I was ignoring their texts and we never met up. What adds insult to injury is that all ios devices are shipped by def