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by sqs 13y ago
Yes, we did use separate dev and prod pipelines when we used AngularJS. (We used https://github.com/ngbp/ng-boilerplate. ) It took 2-3sec for the dev build (most of which was taken up by recess) and 30-45sec for the pro
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by sqs 13y ago
Haven't tried it, but I heard great things about it from bradfitz, who uses it on http://camlistore.org/ (and whose opinion definitely deserves respect). Is React an all-or-nothing thing, or can you sprinkle it in cert
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by sqs 13y ago
(OP here) This was definitely a bad choice on our part (my part, as I'm the one who made the decision originally). It was super simple to get started with AngularJS, and I had a fair bit of experience with it. Part of the motivation fo
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by sqs 13y ago
The separation between DOM and logic is indeed a nice part about AngularJS. We took a look at how much client-side logic our particular site actually needed, and it was much less than we thought. Most of the page logic can be implemented us
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by sqs 13y ago
Other microwave tricks: 1) When using timed cook, it's often faster to repeat the same digit (e.g., 2:22) than to type different digits (2:30). And it yields pretty much the same result. 2) The "+ 30 seconds" button usually w
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by sqs 13y ago
I'm one of the creators of Sourcegraph, which does have results for many JavaScript frameworks. You can find examples from all across GitHub, and you can search by function name or full-text documentation. JS is hard to analyze, but we
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ASK: How to structure an AWS Elastic Beanstalk app w/multiple svcs?
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by sqs 13y ago
It's awesome that the Go devroom was the most-watched stream!
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by sqs 13y ago
The link you posted also takes me to github.com. Do you have the commit bit on rust? I think that only collaborators can see the traffic graphs. ( https://github.com/blog/1672-introducing-github-traffic-anal... )
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Kicking off the 1st Sourcegraph Open Source Fellowship: projects and bios(sourcegraph.com)
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ANN syntaxhighlight: Go lib for language-independent code highlighting(github.com)
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by sqs 13y ago
Shameless plug: my site, Sourcegraph, gives you a 1990s-style numeric visit counter for your READMEs, among other things. https://sourcegraph.com/help/authors/badges While GitHub Traffic Analytics shows the reposi
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Sourcegraph Open Source Fellowship: $1k stipend for Bay Area college students(sourcegraph.com)
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Startup founders' tension between feedback & faith(qslack.com)
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by sqs 13y ago
I saw a passenger next to me texting at 37k feet over Kansas on an JFK-SFO flight once. It was SMS, not iMessage (the message bubbles were green). How did he get signal up there?
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by sqs 13y ago
We made this tool and presented it at GoSF[0] this week. Example links (scroll down to 'Implements ## Go interfaces' or 'Implemented by ## Go types'): * What types implement http.ResponseWriter? https://sou
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Go tool for finding all impls of a Go interface type on GitHub(sourcegraph.com)
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by sqs 13y ago
Awesome! Good luck with the launch. Looks like it could be very useful.
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by sqs 13y ago
Looks cool! I tried searching for C and Go programmers and got no results. I saw one for JS, though. Just signed up and will check back. It would be cool if there was more info about the site's role in the marketplace. Will CodeDoor be
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by sqs 13y ago
WebLoop is built on go-webkit2 ( https://sourcegraph.com/github.com/sourcegraph/go-webkit2/re... ) (recent HN post at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6644996 ) and exposes a more Go-idiomat
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Show HN: WebLoop – PhantomJS for Go – Render static HTML of dynamic apps(sourcegraph.com)
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by sqs 13y ago
I built go-webkit2 to make it easy to run a headless WebKit on a Web server to serve static HTML pages (generated from an AngularJS app) to search engines and other clients without JavaScript support. Right now it supports the most common o
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Go-webkit2: WebKit bindings for Go (w/headless support & JavaScript evaluation)(sourcegraph.com)
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by sqs 13y ago
Yin Wang is awesome and his work on programming languages and type inference is super impressive. We've been using his PySonar (v1) to build a global index of Python code and it works far better than we or anyone would have expected, f
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by sqs 13y ago
I'll let you know if/when I make that patch to rubygems.org (or if it's not possible, when sourcegraph.com could provide you with that info).
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by sqs 13y ago
Awesome site! It would be great if you added a link to Sourcegraph there. We're going to have language-specific homepages (sourcegraph.com/ruby) and I can let you know when that's ready if you would prefer to link to that.
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by sqs 13y ago
Pretty much (it also includes gems hosted on Bitbucket or Google Code).
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by sqs 13y ago
Thanks! We are using AngularJS with UI-Router and Backbone 3. The backend is in Go, with a native language component for each of the languages that we support (currently Python/Go/JavaScript/Ruby).
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by sqs 13y ago
I will probably eventually submit a PR for this feature at https://github.com/rubygems/rubygems.org . If anyone else wants to get it started, I'd certainly help.
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by sqs 13y ago
I'm helping build Sourcegraph, which lists the gems that depend on FFI here: https://sourcegraph.com/github.com/ffi/ffi/network/repos/in and can show where some of its main methods are used: h

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