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by vandershraaf 7y ago
My applications which are built using Laravel are deployed through Laravel Forge. There is definitely extra charge for it, but having Forge to simplify deployment really save my time especially in case of any issue. For monitoring, I am usi
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by vandershraaf 8y ago
Not API, but Spark Java ( http://sparkjava.com/documentation#getting-started ) has one of the best Java framework documentation I've ever seen. Fairly concise + it has almost everything you need to build proper Web appli
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by vandershraaf 14y ago
I am glad that you have build an excellent business which can grow, unlike some businesses cough in a reality tv show cough . Keep up good job!
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by vandershraaf 14y ago
This is indeed a great initiative. As many people pointed out, we need to teach young kids for them to make sense of computer science and technology in general. What hinders them from learning this seemingly hard field is the fact that comp
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by vandershraaf 14y ago
"please teach him something about database normalization"
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by vandershraaf 14y ago
I don't always find weekend project to be as fancy but this one is exception. Good job, I really like its simplicity!
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by vandershraaf 14y ago
(No one does this yet, so I wanna be the first one) Happy birthday debian!
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by vandershraaf 14y ago
Thanks, you just get me the exact term I'm looking for. It's hard to explain to "smart" people without using any computer-ish/science-ish/math-ish terminology
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by vandershraaf 14y ago
Regardless of how different Diaspora is from Facebook, they still tried to do the "social network" better. I'm pretty sure every startup wants to make stuff less suck. By the way I remember last time when Diaspora first surfaced as the real
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by vandershraaf 14y ago
I think they are delegating the task to app.net
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by vandershraaf 14y ago
I think the size and complexity of the program is the reason why we need to think first before we look at the code. I'll probably look at the obvious indicators (logs, stacktrace etc) and then the "thinking" could begin. Obviously with a hu
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by vandershraaf 14y ago
Yup, they don't have to be big. Then what's the point of developers to develop on top of app.net API while their user base is small? Less revenue, more "freedom" to develop?
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by vandershraaf 14y ago
It is the hype that has changed everything.
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by vandershraaf 14y ago
Exactly. People would consider a mobile apps outside 99 cents mark as expensive, even more so if it costs you $50
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by vandershraaf 14y ago
To be honest, I actually agree with your points, which is exactly what I've been thinking too. Unfortunately the tone of this post would definitely put some bad image to people outside the app.net circle. This app.net might not be a nightly
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by vandershraaf 14y ago
No, there is a lot of better ways to inform the designer about his mistakes than just ranting about them.
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by vandershraaf 14y ago
I thought i was the only one. I'm just so excited to see this ancient site got surfaced again.
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by vandershraaf 14y ago
(I'm saying this from a regular user's perspective and not developer): First of all, what's boggling my mind about this app.net thingy is the vague pitch and description. They should explain themselves first as "a paid social network where
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by vandershraaf 14y ago
That link should be https://makr.io/pro_tips . But thanks though, thats awesome of you
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by vandershraaf 14y ago
I was a skeptic before, and the first time i went into the site I realize "Man, why pinterest cant be this fun?"
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by vandershraaf 14y ago
Out of curiosity: Even if they discover higgs boson, is there any chance for standard model to be changed again later on? (when somehow we discover yet another component)
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by vandershraaf 14y ago
TIL: startups = mobile app + real-time + cloud + social + local
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by vandershraaf 14y ago
Are you saying they 'accidentally' scammed him? Wow