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by websitescenes 8y ago
That’s cool, didn’t realize that webpacker was built in. How does Laravel handle SPA functionality? Is there a Turbolinks equivalent as well?
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by websitescenes 8y ago
In what way? What is your metric? Laravel is slower, has less support in the community and uses PHP.. It also lacks webpack and SPA capabilities which are already baked into Rails. So in my opinion Laravel is actually behind.
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by websitescenes 8y ago
I built a huge SPA application that is real-time connected by web sockets (Turbolinks which is included in Rails) with Rails. I did it in 3 months, alone. Hired our first engineer and we can tackle pretty much anything that comes up. I thin
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by websitescenes 8y ago
Laravel is a Rails clone written in PHP.
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Putting Ego Aside to Build Better Products(linkedin.com)
1 points by websitescenes 8y ago|0 comments
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by websitescenes 8y ago
“Rather than having to pay upfront, even the smallest startup could access technology that rivalled what a large enterprise had available to them.“ This assumption seems wrong to me and I’ll even suggest the exact opposite. Cloud software h
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by websitescenes 9y ago
CS grads are so insecure when it comes to this subject. Truth is most schools burry you in theory and barely teach you anything that is used in the field. A motivated self starter can easily surpass someone that went the traditional route.
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Secure and Incentivize Voting with Blockchain(polistate.com)
1 points by websitescenes 9y ago|0 comments
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by websitescenes 9y ago
My argument is that neither is mutually exclusive. Ethereum is evidence of that.
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by websitescenes 9y ago
I think there's a middle ground. Cloud/distributed hybrid apps may be the ticket. I keep envisioning a traditional cloud application with appropriate parts of the data on the blockchain. Keeps users data safe, builds the network a
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by websitescenes 9y ago
Got my 10th rejection late last night. Looked through my demo logs and it didn't seem like anyone even bothered to look at my demo. Then I went back and looked at my application form submission and realized I put the wrong link to my d
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by websitescenes 9y ago
Got my 10th rejection late last night. Looked through my demo logs and it didn't seem like anyone even bothered to look at my demo. Then I went back and looked at my application form submission and realized I put the wrong link to my d
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by websitescenes 9y ago
That's my assumption based on what I've read between here and Twitter. Disappointing but also motivating in the long run.
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689 days since writing the “Fuck you YC” comment on HN(impossiblelogic.com)
5 points by websitescenes 9y ago|0 comments
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by websitescenes 9y ago
I was wondering the same thing. It seems like the this may be a case of choosing the wrong tool for the wrong job. Some clarification around the context of the problem could eliminate that possibility. Seems like a fair question.
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by websitescenes 9y ago
Sure, but it's the only way I can conceive of offsetting the effects of automation and AI. If there are no jobs then capitalism will essentially break. Only the extremely skilled and technical workers will be able to find jobs and the
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by websitescenes 9y ago
Honestly, I don't recommend using React unless you're building realtime web applications. Otherwise, you're correct, React is too heavy. If you're not doing realtime, the idea of state is completely unnecessary. But if y
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Why El Paso(linkedin.com)
1 points by websitescenes 9y ago|0 comments
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Selling Dreams(linkedin.com)
1 points by websitescenes 9y ago|0 comments
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I'm leaving my cushy job to do a startup. "What, Why?!"(linkedin.com)
1 points by websitescenes 9y ago|0 comments
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by websitescenes 9y ago
I've experienced at least two of these responses in the last few months. Your write up has confirmed some of my suspicions. Tying to raise funds is hard! Luckily I have enough saved for a six month runway, that will get me to beta and
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by websitescenes 10y ago
Components is the main benefit of React. It forces you to think modularly, which can be very difficult at first.
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by websitescenes 10y ago
That's precisely my point. I believe that technology should serve the human good but capitalism preempts that possibility because of the way it artificially steers advancement. We're serving the dollar, not utility.
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by websitescenes 10y ago
Capitalism and technology are fundamentally opposed forces. Unless we change our ways, as technology matures, we will see economic disparity grow to previously unimagined proportions. Technology will continue to automate jobs and consolidat
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by websitescenes 10y ago
Not sure what you're asking but I'm just saying that I ride on trails because it's currently allowed and fun. When and if the law changes I'll reconsider.
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by websitescenes 10y ago
Access is explicitly allowed in my region. I'm not going to stop riding because some cyclists are worried. If the law changes, I'll have to reconsider my position.
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by websitescenes 10y ago
Super silent but It's a frankenbike; Huge battery on the toptube.
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by websitescenes 10y ago
Long time cyclist and bike shop owner here. I recently put an electric hub motor on an old DH bike and have been riding local trails. I have to admit, I did not expect the push back that I have received from cyclists. I get trolled, called
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by websitescenes 10y ago
I'd agree that the initial approach of Rails is becoming dated but Rails is quickly moving away from this. Consider Rails 5. Native web sockets and an API mode make Rails an excellent backend for JS apps. You fail to recognize the evol
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by websitescenes 10y ago
Look for a job at a startup. Way easier to get in the door. https://careers.stackoverflow.com/

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