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Rebooting JavaScript's AMD specification
1 points by tbranyen 12y ago|0 comments
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by tbranyen 12y ago
This is a native library to libgit2 that has existed for some time, but now it has better documentation, some intro guides (we'll add more soon!), and pre-compiled binaries for popular platforms (even Raspberry PI).
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by tbranyen 12y ago
It's true. I've over-engineered my blog as well to be isomorphic, but then I realized there was zero need for client side functionality so I've rendered it all static via a simple crawler. Much easier to deploy and serve wi
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by tbranyen 12y ago
Well this is what I mean. You say expensive; I say damn cheap : https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/192833321/pebblebee-the... This is why you need to open up the API in whatever form you can. Developers are g
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by tbranyen 12y ago
Heya! Just backed the project, seems super promising! As a developer have you tested these while coding? I've tried rainymooods which works alright, but I'm wondering now if this wouldn't be more effective (because of the can
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by tbranyen 12y ago
Yep, it's been working in Arch Linux for probably a good month, maybe two. If Twitter search worked I could find when I got it working.
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by tbranyen 12y ago
That missing comma makes the headline sound a lot different than reality.
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by tbranyen 12y ago
I've always thought of Bower as an easier-to-use Git submodule manager.
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by tbranyen 12y ago
Remove all projects over a year old that you haven't touched? Such bad advice. I've fixed up some old projects of mine that are 2+ years old. Was a great way to see what I was doing wrong back then and apply new knowledge. I don
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by tbranyen 13y ago
To expand on my comment, I am woefully uneducated on the entirety of the situation. I was speaking as someone who knows Brendan and his work and wanted to see his appointment resolve positively, not fail.
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by tbranyen 13y ago
This disappoints me, because I wanted to see Brendan overcome this by apologizing, sympathizing, and connecting. From my point of view it seemed like Mozilla had a train wreck of a PR nightmare and for reasons I cannot understand decided t
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by tbranyen 13y ago
Really wish Microsoft would hire a designer.
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by tbranyen 13y ago
Tough to give benefit of the doubt, but we're talking about Disqus here and I've had this sort of thing happen to me in the past. Willing to believe it could be an honest mistake. At least you know now to tread lightly if you we
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by tbranyen 13y ago
http://prgmr.com/xen/plans.html has similar pricing, but not even remotely close to the specs.
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by tbranyen 13y ago
For reference, I've been using Linode for almost 5 years now ("Your account has been active since March 11, 2009", Jersey colo). I haven't considered switching to a cheaper service like Digital Ocean, because Linode offe
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by tbranyen 13y ago
I just noticed http://downloads.vagrantup.com/tags/v1.3.5 which is perfect.
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by tbranyen 13y ago
Unfortunately even that's not enough. Vagrant has a lot of dependencies for designers on OS X, and if you bring in NFS (instead of the nearly unusable folder sharing), becomes insanely complicated to explain. Prebuilt Vagrant package
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by tbranyen 13y ago
You're missing a lot, but you would have had to peruse the commits that have been happening over the past year to know how much has changed. I'm not sure how to proceed with my own LayoutManager plugin. Hoping someone will PR a f
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by tbranyen 13y ago
ngmin doesn't work with r.js. My response was about using it with AMD modules. I know there were a few efforts to get ngmin/r.js working together, but last time I searched around I didn't see anything promising.
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by tbranyen 13y ago
I'm currently using this style in a RequireJS/Angular project. Everything works great, but it's pretty ugly. We should strive to not write ugly shit, but good clean expressive code. This is so non-standard it hurts. There
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by tbranyen 13y ago
Personally, I have more respect for BDFL's who can represent their community positively. Linus doesn't seem to care, so it's not like my opinion will change anything, and it shouldn't... Nobody should tell him what to
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by tbranyen 14y ago
Fair enough. I didn't want to be harsh, but whenever something new comes out I like to try it right away. As of right now, it's looks too involved to get started with. Sort that part out asap if you want people to give feedback and try it
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by tbranyen 14y ago
Cool work on this stuff guys, but http://tbranyen.com/u/cae5c180.png is not a good start.
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by tbranyen 14y ago
This is very similar to a project I attempted to create called Ember Boilerplate (never released), which was a play on Backbone Boilerplate ( https://github.com/tbranyen/backbone-boilerplate ) and ( https://github.com/backbone-boilerplate/g
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BladeRF - USB 3.0 Software Defined Radio(kickstarter.com)
9 points by tbranyen 14y ago|1 comments
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by tbranyen 14y ago
Awesome work man, saw this last night and definitely want to get it hooked up with LayoutManager https://github.com/tbranyen/backbone.layoutmanager
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CoffeeScript has the ideal syntax for configurations(tbranyen.com)
6 points by tbranyen 14y ago|0 comments
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Dive into Flexbox(weblog.bocoup.com)
4 points by tbranyen 14y ago|0 comments
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by tbranyen 14y ago
It was pointed out that my comment on Ember's support was inappropriate and I agree. It was based on a days worth of support checking and at the moment speculation. Redacted.
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by tbranyen 14y ago
One of the major differences between Ember and Backbone I enocuntered almost immediately was the lack of explicitness within Ember. It felt to me, in Ember, that I was creating arbitrary objects and attaching to arbitrary objects and from t

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