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   by teen 11y ago

   not a facebook employee, but maybe that means in contrast to 'people managing and wasting time over things that don't matter'
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   by teen 11y ago

   haha for some reason, i love this idea
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   by teen 11y ago

   If I were to guess I'd say no, with the majority being Node.js, then a mixture of Rails, Python, Go, and Erlang for the rest. As a note, Jekyll isn't using Rails, it's just using Ruby.
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   by teen 11y ago

   Awesome project, as a total aside, isn't there an issue with using Trello's name on your site?
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   by teen 11y ago

   noticed this as well. super cool demo though.
6. 186.▲
   by teen 11y ago

   I think this project is cool but it's all of the problems of dynamic sites with none of the benefits. It's like if you took the worst parts of Jekyll (having to redeploy to update content) and the worst parts of a dynamic single p
7. 187.▲
   by teen 11y ago

   i've also tested it, it indexes dynamic content just fine, even complex angular sites
8. 188.▲
   by teen 11y ago

   google indexes dynamic content no problem
9. 189.▲
   by teen 11y ago

   I just create a single repo for all issues, cross repo, and manage it with waffle.io. Works well for me, but ymmv
10. 190.▲
    by teen 11y ago

    I actually disagree with some of these suggestions, I find the simplicity of Github issues is what makes it so great. I think this should be solved with 3rd party tools, such as waffle.io
11. 191.▲
    by teen 11y ago

    you tl;dr people are doing the lord's work. thank you
12. 192.▲
    by teen 11y ago

    definition of a ponzi scheme (not pyramid scheme)
13. 193.▲
    by teen 11y ago

    this isn't true- you don't have to update games. it's up to each individual game to decide.
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    by teen 11y ago

    I wouldn't recommend it at all. I built an app on it and it was an endless source of downtime and bugs. For example, the ref.onDisconnect() api call will not always fire, leaving fragmented data in your db. Long story. Don't use f
15. 195.▲
    by teen 11y ago

    What a dumb article. That's like complaining your Caller app has accessed your Contacts list too many times.
16. 196.▲
    by teen 11y ago

    tests are so overrated
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    by teen 11y ago

    this story is way too long for the amount of content. tldr; google homepage pacman game auto played sound, and a browser extension in firefox was silently loading google.com.
18. 198.▲
    by teen 11y ago

    It recommends the 3rd Street Promenade in Santa Monica for me XD
19. 199.▲
    by teen 11y ago

    how does it track data changes without an angular-style digest cycle?
20. 200.▲
    by teen 11y ago

    this article is awful. it cites a single bad coding interview as a problem with all coding interviews. as someone who gives tons of code interviews, they are absolutely invaluable, and are a strong indicator in weeding out people who can&#x
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    by teen 11y ago

    yes- and Google does this just fine. The meta tags are more for fb, slack, twitter, etc.
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    by teen 11y ago

    Just catching up on this reply- yes- google has no problem rendering the json into readable html. Just using server side rendering for meta / title tags is the way to go (at least for now)
23. 203.▲
    by teen 11y ago

    the author of this article needs to live in san francisco or los angeles for a week and go back to the drawing board
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    by teen 11y ago

    I think around last August : )
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    by teen 11y ago

    Ha, the first SFBARF meeting was actually held in my apartment, when Sonja was still not sure if it was something people were interested in. Crazy to see how much it grew.
26. 206.▲
    by teen 11y ago

    ha, i took it down with: setInterval(function() {io.connect().emit('join') }, 10) but it looks like they hot patched the messages out within a few mins : ) well played
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    by teen 11y ago

    I've read this about 10 times and don't understand the problem at all. Seems like an extremely easy thing to do in angular. You just fire requests and cancel ones not in the view? I think the problem could be better explained in t
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    by teen 11y ago

    I do it this way with angular / express / server side templating. You render the title/ meta tags serverside for crawlers (fb, twitter, google), and drop your initial request payloads in a script tag. Everything else is clien
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    by teen 11y ago

    hardcore angular user here- the best combo i've found is reading this: https://github.com/johnpapa/angular-styleguide and using this: https://github.com/Swiip/generator-gulp-angular
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    by teen 11y ago

    this is not a very well organized angular app imo