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by user1241320 11y ago
I'd love to see those numbers for Ember, Polymer, Backbone and Aurelia.
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Paths-js 0.4.0-beta is out. Moved from CoffeeScript to ES2015(github.com)
3 points by user1241320 11y ago|0 comments
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by user1241320 11y ago
Did you take a look at tcomb[0]? [0] https://github.com/gcanti/tcomb
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by user1241320 11y ago
Cool. I used https://github.com/jlord/sheetsee for a little thing. These things can be very handy.
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UK’s first smart carbon positive energy house(solcer.org)
1 points by user1241320 11y ago|0 comments
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by user1241320 11y ago
Great. As far as I know there's no atscript anymore. So that's clear. But again browsing around https://angular.io/ one would read TS all over the place and, surprisingly, es6 is barely ever mentioned. edit I&
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by user1241320 11y ago
It isn't clear to me if with Angular2 you're "forced" to use Typescript. All the examples I see use it. Haven't found a full thing using es5 or es6.
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Backbone.js 1.2.0(backbonejs.org)
13 points by user1241320 11y ago|2 comments
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by user1241320 11y ago
It's only too bad they state "Presto Versions Tested [0.77, 0.87]" and facebook/presto is now past 0.100 version
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by user1241320 11y ago
I'm curious if anybody has tried http://immutant.org with Clojure
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by user1241320 11y ago
We use both play-json and json4s. They're both pretty cool and easy to use
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by user1241320 12y ago
I'm surprised nobody mentioned elm* * http://elm-lang.org
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by user1241320 12y ago
BINGO!
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by user1241320 12y ago
Any human line-by-line/application-by-application analysis is (for this particular discussion) out of the scope. The size of the thing and the way we thought we were going to work is quite different. For instance, suppose we produce AS
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by user1241320 12y ago
It doesn't. I was just answering about the code generator thing you mentioned.
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by user1241320 12y ago
It's not just one application. It's many of them.
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by user1241320 12y ago
Not a single line. The whole Java codebase.
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by user1241320 12y ago
It's code that's been developed and it's been running for decades, I'm afraid.
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by user1241320 12y ago
We'd love to know what these lines do. For example what part of this codebase deals with the DB and what part does not. And then go deeper. The final goal is to re-do what these lines do :(
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Ask HN: I have to analyze 100M lines of Java – where do I start?
87 points by user1241320 12y ago|122 comments
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by user1241320 12y ago
I would also be interested in comparisons with http://www.x-tags.org/
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Ask HN: Anybody using Disco MapReduce?
1 points by user1241320 12y ago|0 comments
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by user1241320 13y ago
I've been using and loving Scala for more than a year now as my main language. I was just curious to hear about these others, that's all.
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by user1241320 13y ago
Great! I'd love to read something on http://ceylon-lang.org or http://kotlin.jetbrains.org
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Ask HN: Are you using MailChimp with Salesforce? How's that going?
1 points by user1241320 13y ago|1 comments
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by user1241320 13y ago
I thought https://poetica.com/ was doing just this
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by user1241320 13y ago
there's this https://github.com/n8han/giter8 project that's supposed to create scala project templates for you from the command line, but never really got into it so i can't really comment.
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by user1241320 13y ago
after years of java coding, i started following the scala "trend" but had no chance of actually using it where i used to work. nonetheless, i did coursera's odersky course and started using it here and there for (very little)
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Ask HN: What QR Reader app do you use?
1 points by user1241320 13y ago|0 comments
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Code4milano: the smart city hackathon(code4milano.org)
2 points by user1241320 13y ago|0 comments

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