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by walski 12y ago
Hey, unfortunately that's true. We had this great idea of an awesome monk video, did all the shooting and editing etc and after trying to find a pure HTML playback solution that worked everywhere we had to stop at some point. So: SORRY
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So Coded Conf: Monks, Web and Confetti(2015.socoded.com)
20 points by walski 12y ago|3 comments
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by walski 12y ago
I had pretty good experience with building authentication/identity providers with Doorkeeper in Rails. Your clients would then use Omniauth or the Oauth2 directly to login via that provider. I'm boarding a plane right now, so that
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by walski 12y ago
Wow, this is like the mobile era's acoustic coupler :D what's not to like about something that weird?!
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by walski 12y ago
With all due respect, I would strongly disagree here. Rails is big, for sure. But beyond that there is soo much going on at the language level (best example here are the awesome folks working on MRI and Rubinius), Ruby (not Rails) is taught
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by walski 12y ago
Thanks! Definitively in my "shit I should know but didn't before HN schooled me"-top-10 :)
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by walski 12y ago
Totally agree, still funny how long foreign keys have been absent from vanilla Rails ;) But I guess their lack just didn't cause enough pain for someone to add them (at least it didn't for me)
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You too have permission to make things better(youtube.com)
4 points by walski 12y ago|0 comments
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Señor Developer Loves So Coded 24h Ticket Rumble(eepurl.com)
19 points by walski 13y ago|3 comments
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by walski 13y ago
Hey bliker, we want So Coded to be an awesome event and all the bells and whistles come at a price (speaker expenses, catering, party, etc). But we also want it to be a super including conference! So we actually do have a limited amount of
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So Coded Early Bird Ticket Sale / Hamburg, Germany / Sept 19/20th(socoded.com)
14 points by walski 13y ago|4 comments
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by walski 14y ago
Totally true. I chose the example as I think a lot of people do it that way right now. Sure you can write pretty good code with jQuery. AngularJS just makes it a lot easier.
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An Angled Mind – Why AngularJS is awesome(thunderboltlabs.com)
5 points by walski 14y ago|2 comments
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Throwing a good conference(sepp.io)
3 points by walski 14y ago|0 comments
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Stay smart(buuyaa.com)
4 points by walski 15y ago|1 comments