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by taude 13y ago
They've already had to spend all the money on equipment, o2, licenses, travel, etc...
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by taude 13y ago
Agreed with this. There's some amazing adventures to be had in some remote mountains of China. The photos coming out of the crowds alone at Everest basecamp make it unappealing, though probably still the ideal vacation for those who l
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by taude 13y ago
Instead of just bashing Zynga and the fact that it went public and dumped a bunch of stock on the public, while insiders rolled away fat with cash...let's switch the discussion to something more interesting... What would you do if you
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by taude 13y ago
The OP got a two-fer: mixing the arguments for/against Angular and the arguments for/against JavaScript frameworks in general. I think they are separate conversations, which is evident below (or above) depending on which threads
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by taude 13y ago
Second vote for Knockout.Js. We use it as a base for building up out own framwork/patterns. It's got a couple of benefits, too: 1) It's easier for non OO-devs to understand, especially when coming from a JQuery-only backgro
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by taude 13y ago
I'm not disqualifying your post, actually. Directives are pretty horrific to write (I prefer KnockoutJS's bindingHandlers because they are so simple), but I am disagreeing that frameworks are necessary in a large codebase with lot
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by taude 13y ago
I disagree: coders who don't know how to code won't be using Angular, they'll be chopping-and-paste JQuery all over the place (assuming an application of significant size/scope)
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by taude 13y ago
I don't really agree with the sentiment. I think JavaScript is being pushed harder and in much larger apps these days, which is why these frameworks and design patterns have cropped up. Try getting a large team, building a large app wr
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by taude 13y ago
Hence the popularity of that Secret App.
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by taude 13y ago
The concept of a to-do isn't necessarily bad, but not having a personal workflow of reviewing and prioritizing stuff at a regular interval (consider it a personal scrum meeting) renders it useless. I prefer the concept of Monday (somet
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by taude 13y ago
Agree about not having a full app ecosystem like Google apps, however, Amazon keeps their hardware up to date. I've had a couple Kindles of different vintage and they continue to have firmware updates for them.
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by taude 13y ago
I'm currently working in a very heavy enterprise space, most fortune 100 banking/insurance, etc. companies use our software. Our requirements are only IE9+. I'd be scared of the legacy companies that need older support
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by taude 13y ago
Our condo association is updating the bi-laws for forbid short-term subletting. I'm sure other owner-occupied places will eventually, too, especially in many high-priced urban neighborhoods. Who wants to live in an expensive home they
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by taude 13y ago
hmm, I used it, and didn't have the problem. I was only contacted by the dealers I requested, and one I told them I was interested in a different car, they left me alone. also, when selecting your dealers it was pretty obvious that th
885.
by taude 13y ago
I think msft building this kind of tooling around exciting tech like node gives node more credibility in a big enterprise type of shop...will only be a good thing for node,
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by taude 13y ago
I thought the pacing of the start of the video with the super slow titling and effects was enough to keep me from wanting to watch the rest of the video. Internet ADD, gotta get to the point quicker. Having edited some documentary films, t
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by taude 13y ago
Funny, only seconds after clicking on the OP page, I started getting the targeted Ads for MongoDB & Rackspace when visiting YouTube videos.
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by taude 13y ago
I have a test account on Slack, I really like it....but like so many Saas-only products, we'll never be able to use it here at work behind our firewall, with our protected source code and JIRA databases....
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by taude 13y ago
Wise thoughts here, especially on "reasonably current" and teachable.. I share similar characteristics in what I look for in engineering hires, especially when certain aspects of the tech landscape change so quickly. Especially ar
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by taude 13y ago
There's not nearly as many Wall Street jobs as there used to be, which is why a lot of these smart college grads end up in in S.V. chasing VC money to start companies...
891.
by taude 13y ago
I'm not even talking about "moving up" to become CTO or some other exec. I'm talking about just getting into that game.
892.
by taude 13y ago
Software engineers shouldn't undervalue having vertical business domain knowledge.
893.
by taude 13y ago
A common misconception here is that we all get to be CTO someday.
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by taude 13y ago
There's age bias all the time, I'm not sure why people try to say otherwise: given the choice between hiring a twenty-something and a 50-something for a given position, and a similar skillset (especially easy to do in technology s
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by taude 13y ago
Marco's wrong. Weird, I know. But we use our Prime streaming all the time. It's a nice little extra.
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by taude 13y ago
Ha...funny, I once worked on an ASP application writtent with Active Perl, back when coding the "front-end" meant server side templates...
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by taude 13y ago
The Language, (in this case JavaScript) is probably the smallest part of domain knowledge needed to be a good front-end or back-end engineer. Front-end engineer, know JavaScript? OK, optimize these queries, do we need to cache, make temp ta
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by taude 13y ago
When the feature is complete and ready for review, just put the final commit id in with the ticket. Compare it to some version before ticket was being worked on? I think it's easier to look at two different versions of checkins, than
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by taude 13y ago
Be sure to add tasks to the sprint for the code review to happen. If it's not an actual sprint item, I find it likely won't get done effectively. If you have a couple hours, it's a great time to train the developers on some
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by taude 13y ago
I hated that at first, but it's really hardly a problem when it comes to actual development. And it's pretty nice for optimization to be able to mix/control what properties on a model actually need the notification changes,

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