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Preview of opam 2.0, the OCaml package manager(opam.ocaml.org)
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Selling Unikernels: The CyberChaff Experience(lanyrd.com)
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Accepted Papers for the International Conference on Functional Programming(github.com)
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APDU-level attacks on crypto tokens and smartcards(cryptosense.com)
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The third browser war is over and it's a bloodshed(youtube.com)
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Programming language summary data from GitHub(githut.info)
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by testcross 10y ago
I love the fact that ocaml compiling to js allows us to configure tools like Atom. I will have a look at the plugin. Thanks for the informations :)
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by testcross 10y ago
Is nuclide good enough? A few weeks ago, a lof of merlin features were still missing. As was the auto-indentation.
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by testcross 10y ago
There is no IDE. But you can use merlin, which is amazing. Debuggers are not very developed, neither are linters. For me, the development experience is pretty good. But it takes some time to get used to this new world. Conventions are not t
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Always use a schema language to spec your data interchange(eriklovlie.github.io)
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Why Email does not stink(medium.com)
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The Golden Age of Applied Crypto Research(cryptosense.com)
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by testcross 11y ago
Yes, you can have a look at merlin: https://github.com/the-lambda-church/merlin
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Test CSS Flexbox Rules Live(flexbox.help)
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The passwords stored using PBKDF2 could be broken in 5 hours(cryptosense.com)
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An overview on basic certificate types and on few conversion possibilities(web-in-security.blogspot.com)
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Buffer explains equity(open.buffer.com)
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by testcross 11y ago
Can you give more details or a link about this please?
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by testcross 11y ago
That's why there is only one implementation of git in the world. Oh, wait...
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A multiplayer Tron-like game with curves(curvytron.com)
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Weechat doge(github.com)
1 points by testcross 12y ago|0 comments