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by voidr 11y ago
The project is still 0.5 and it has a lot of cool ideas that most other NodeJS frameworks lack. That being said, here are the things I feel would be worth improving, based on the first video: Writing tests for the Controllers would be a rea
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enterprise-ready would mean that it is well documented, stable and mature, which it is not.
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Sounds too similar to Vodafone Red, it doesn't feel like these people did their research when coming up with this branding.
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If this is bigotry, then what would we call the Russian and Iranian sanctions? I would suggest researching the definition of the word before using it. As far as I'm aware the software is free, it's in the developers right to choos
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> Turns out, the amount of work that has gone into making JavaScript awesome surpasses every other language. I still don't see a Ruby on Rails, Symfony, Spring etc.-like framework for JavaScript in terms of maturity. Sure they are
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> the dependency on PHP can turn many developers away from using it. the dependency on <chose your programming language> can turn many developers away from using it. > Almost all interactive elements are built using jQuery, whi
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by voidr 11y ago
I just find it unbelievable that people were naive enough to believe that they can forever protect a master key that is distributed to thousands of people. You only need 1 rouge TSA employee, with a photographic memory and this whole system
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by voidr 11y ago
If I change my name today, my emails that I sent yesterday won't magically update for everyone to display my new name. For some reason my birth certificate and all text ever written with my name won't automatically update. Clearly
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by voidr 11y ago
If writing everything in one language is your goal, then you are severely limiting yourself. The beauty of Make is that it doesn't care what languages the scripts are written that it's running. In my JS projects I typically have M
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In that case Node isn't cross platform either, I can easily write valid NodeJS code that doesn't work on Windows.
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by voidr 11y ago
I have been on SPA projects and I have made SPA's myself as well. If you want speed, agility separations of concerns, MVC is the way to go. Most of the things you said are MVC and SRP, it has nothing to do with SPA, this is what I have
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I recommend reading my comment again, it's not about what each approach can and cannot accomplish technically, it's about maintainability. I can give examples of a lot of things that SPA's can't do, that's not the p
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Maybe the MVC frameworks you used weren't the best, I can do everything on the backend and still have all the advantages that you described. It's not about where you execute your UI code, It's about how you structure your app
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There is an actual problem here, a lot of the tools out there do make apps perform poorly. > If he's talking about front-end MVC-ish frameworks, they're not completely blameless, but generally speaking, the sites that use them
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by voidr 11y ago
I have been using Amazon Web Services and other cloud platforms for over a year now, and I never really felt that VMs were the bottleneck in any way. Can someone explain to me the advantage of containers here? I know that containers are fas
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I graduated a 3 year college in 4 years. I was working as a freelancer during that time, which also contributed to problem. I wasn't an academic person, I was struggling with most of the courses. At some point I started earning enough
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Unless you have infinite amount of time, you shouldn't refactor code you didn't need to touch in the first place. When you have a large enough codebase, you will always find bad code if you look long enough, it's pointless to
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I would recommend adopting more modern coding guidelines and techniques i.e. DI instead of singletons. When you are writing your own framework I would highly encourage looking at other frameworks to learn from them.
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> Subversion uses a centralized revision control model. Ben Collins-Sussman, one of the designers of Subversion, believes a centralised model would help prevent "insecure programmers" from hiding their work from other team memb
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by voidr 12y ago
From: http://eisenbergeffect.bluespire.com/all-about-angular-2-0/ > So, it would seem that Google is heavily invested in the current version and will need to support it for a while. In a Q&A session at ngEurope
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by voidr 12y ago
What about performance? What about the fact that the Angular 1.x code you write today will have to be rewritten when Angular 2 comes out?
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by voidr 12y ago
> @jasonwocky The snippets you highlighted do seem a bit like a "get-off-my-lawn" reaction from the author. SPA architectures certainly have their places, and it does feel like the author hasn't had experience w/ bui
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by voidr 12y ago
Ohhh the irony: http://vimeo.com/49048679 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scroogled
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by voidr 12y ago
> But if, for some reason, you must target ancient browsers, such as IE8 (or older), you can use the following code to register for an event in any browser: And then the author proceeded to write a function that handles event listening.
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by voidr 12y ago
> As programmers build up applications up from lots of tiny components, if every component included a vendored jquery version, the total javascript size quickly baloons into multi-megabytes. When the jquery version gets pegged, version
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I had the chance to debug a NodeJS application that was based on a framework which had a lot of low quality dependencies which had a lot of low quality dependencies of their own... Long story short it was anything but fun. I think the NodeJ
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by voidr 12y ago
> Use it when you have a PHP 5.4+ codebase and just can't upgrade your client's infrastructure. I personally would just avoid those kinds of clients, PHP 5.4 was released on 1 March 2012 and PHP 5.3 is only supported until 14
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by voidr 12y ago
Apple should just return the favour by promising to reject their app, when it comes out for the same anti-competitive reasons.
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What if 87% of the workforce are in fact men? If we complain about things like this, surely we should complain about this as well: http://www.prisonpolicy.org/graphs/genderinc.html
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by voidr 12y ago
What I was implying is that just because there were wars waged in the name of nationalism, does not mean that getting rid of it would solve anything, there is no proof for that. I might wage a war against your country in the name of nationa

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