thesorrow

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Command and Conquer in HTML5 is now open source(plus.google.com)
5 points by thesorrow 15y ago|0 comments
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by thesorrow 15y ago
So if i understand right, everyone is trying to be RESTful except Couchbase ?
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by thesorrow 15y ago
1) use async.js (classic javascript) 2) learn asynchronous patterns 3) profit
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by thesorrow 15y ago
I thought this OPA thing was closed already. I have quit java/j2ee to avoid recompiling/redeploying all the time ! So the compiling part is a no go for me !
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by thesorrow 15y ago
The demo is great but the same question remains : What about animations ?
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by thesorrow 15y ago
Obviously the only good thing is for developers who are not familiar with noSQL technologies. This is a nice try to unify the model language. Unfortunately, the additional load generated by the query parsing is a no go for me.
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by thesorrow 15y ago
In the meantime Zend Framework folks are designing Zend Framework 2.0 for PHP 5.4. U mad symfony ? :)
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by thesorrow 15y ago
An app that use the sparks feature to suggest new friends :)
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How Not to use HTML 5 + CSS 3 (look at the source)(ultranoir.com)
9 points by thesorrow 15y ago|7 comments
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by thesorrow 15y ago
buzzword again ! Don't think this language is the most attractive though...
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by thesorrow 15y ago
Counter-post : http://antirez.com/post/take-advantage-of-redis-adding-it-to...
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by thesorrow 15y ago
The language looks kind of bloated PHP3 with some ajax, no separation of concerns at all ! I don't think Opa is the solution to the actuals web development problems. Perhaps we need more great ideas and frameworks (symfony, rails, etc) from
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by thesorrow 15y ago
I don't think OPA is the solution to the actuals web development problems. Perhaps we need more great idea and framework (symfony, rails, etc) from already well established languages and methods.