wavesplash

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by wavesplash 19y ago
Paul, Leave Valleywag alone. They're just a symptom of a bigger challenge. Let's fix the moderation system so we can squash any obvious linkbait.
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by wavesplash 19y ago
Write in whatever gets you the largest amount of marketshare the fastest. If you're making big $$$ or pulling in redonculous amounts of eyeballs the acquirer won't care if you wrote it in assembly or cobol. More importantly, don't worry a
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by wavesplash 19y ago
And we're getting tired of linkbaiting posts.
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by wavesplash 19y ago
Moved over from SVN to Git for all of our Rails projects. Plugins? Doesn't matter if they're SVN/Mecurial/CVS/Git whatever. Once you './script/plugin install' the plugin is in your vendor/plugins dir. Git plays well with SVN. Give it
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Mod_rails teaser video. Are they pulling our leg or is it real?(modrails.com)
17 points by wavesplash 19y ago|3 comments
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Do your validations let these names through?(sfgate.com)
1 points by wavesplash 19y ago|0 comments
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by wavesplash 19y ago
YUI css is designed to do a few layouts well and make other layouts possible. Its not bad, but it is clunky to work with and a pain if you don't fit one of its proportional models precisely. Blueprint is more logical and conceptually easie
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by wavesplash 19y ago
Being a better feature has nothing to do with being a lucrative acquisition. If Xobni can show a clear benefit in $$'s to M$'s bottom line, then the corpdev guys might get excited. Right now there's no serious competitive threat to Outloo