tclancy

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   by tclancy 11y ago

   Seconded. Load testing tools seem to either be the "hammer with a single, anonymous GET request" or jMeter which is capable of anything but painful to work with. There are some other tools out there but the lack of documentation m
2. 2102.▲
   by tclancy 11y ago

   >I feel like the web programming world doesn't really need new frameworks, does it? Rails or Django got mainstream adoption because there was a need at the time Of course we do. Those frameworks appeared because what was available a
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   by tclancy 11y ago

   This was my reaction as well. "The menu is omakase" clearly violates "explicit is better than implicit".
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   by tclancy 11y ago

   >This is same mistake like moving from Python 2 to 3. At least you're forward-thinking.
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   by tclancy 11y ago

   >let's worry about that screw up after you get the remote code execution under control. Please confirm you understand this report. This is an awful vulnerability and their immediate attempts at mitigation are sad but I feel like the
6. 2106.▲
   by tclancy 11y ago

   Same here, all 3 are CrossFit places. I need to be able to filter by: "Will eject you for using the squat rack for non-squat activities".
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   by tclancy 11y ago

   Similar here: I've been happily working in Django for a long time, but Phoenix/ Elixir has me intrigued.
8. 2108.▲
   by tclancy 13y ago

   And make sure to check the bathwater closely before you toss that.