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by tzaman 13y ago
I don't mean this in a bad way, but do we really need another Javascript framework? Wouldn't author's energy be more useful when contributing to one of the existing ones?
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by tzaman 13y ago
Not sure what it does? I don't need controlling the browser remotely, I sit right behind the computer :)
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by tzaman 13y ago
Is it just me or is there something they aren't telling us?
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by tzaman 13y ago
It got here, so I think the effect is already well under way :)
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by tzaman 13y ago
We tried using DHH's concerns in place for interactors, but ditched them for PORO/service objects because they can be tested outside Rails.
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by tzaman 13y ago
Yes. Consultant is the term for that :)
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by tzaman 13y ago
I doubt you'll find it since it's a private Slovenian company.
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by tzaman 13y ago
You might want to consider to add Ghost to the list of considerations as well. In terms of UX it's close to both Svbtle and Medium, but you get to keep your own data.
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How to import AWS OpsWorks JSON into Rails app(zaman.io)
2 points by tzaman 13y ago|0 comments
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by tzaman 13y ago
Reminds me of layer.com (yeah I know, with more privacy an all)
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by tzaman 13y ago
Less trolling would definitely help too.
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by tzaman 13y ago
I've heard this one before. From a source in PayPal. Years ago. (although admittedly I don't know how high up this source is)
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by tzaman 13y ago
We use two tools with $httpBackend: rosie ( https://github.com/bkeepers/rosie ) and chancejs ( http://chancejs.com/ ) - this makes it super easy to create complex and random objects for api responses.
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by tzaman 13y ago
The first question that popped my mind is how long until the amount of produced energy exceeds the amount needed to build such a device.
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Codeable - the only startup with a beauty contest(codeable.io)
2 points by tzaman 13y ago|0 comments
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by tzaman 13y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER We need someone with strong knowledge of OOCSSS/SMACSS, SASS and Grunt to help us write future-proof, object oriented stylesheets for https://codeable.io Send your offers to tomaz@codeable.io
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by tzaman 13y ago
Codeable ( https://codeable.io ) - REMOTE We're looking for a seasoned Rails developer with extensive knowledge not only on Rails but on building APIs in particular. Our product is an online outsourcing platform for WordPress
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by tzaman 13y ago
After working with Angular, it pretty much became my only choice for javascript + form combination
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by tzaman 13y ago
This has a huge usability flaw: if I write a short word and press space (which is very common), the recommended word gets put in instead of my short word and then I have to backspace it. Kudos for the effort but I don't see this being
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by tzaman 13y ago
Starting a Keto diet
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by tzaman 13y ago
I got a few great suggestions for https://codeable.io as well!
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Who are the top "explainer" video production houses? Why?(quora.com)
1 points by tzaman 13y ago|0 comments
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by tzaman 13y ago
I guess now's the time to start thinking about leaving Heroku...
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by tzaman 13y ago
Why doesn't Google include the native Dart VM in Chrome? I think it would boost it's usage significantly. Maybe I'm missing a bigger picture.
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Show HN: Codeable launches a new website(codeable.io)
2 points by tzaman 13y ago|0 comments
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by tzaman 13y ago
I appreciate authors' efforts on this, but it has zero entertaining or educational value. Not sure how it got up to first place on HN.
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by tzaman 13y ago
Strike while the iron is hot!
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by tzaman 13y ago
Now I'll have even bigger problem explaining what the difference between Java and Javascript is! :)
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by tzaman 13y ago
Simple, each ruby version sits in it's own container
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by tzaman 13y ago
I will certainly give it a shot - right now we are using pusher and manually pushing updated object both ways. Not very efficient but it works.

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