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   by weixiyen 16y ago

   Unfortunately, it doesn't change the fact that users hate it.
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   by weixiyen 16y ago

   Here's ./dev bash script for node.js projects #!/bin/bash coffee -wcl public/ && coffee -wcbl ./ Uses the local function scope wrapper for js files served to client side in the public folder and removes function scope wrapper for se
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   by weixiyen 16y ago

   Swapping to node.js doesn't solve any of their scalability problems. The problems they have to solve with scaling their current system will be identical to how they will have to scale stream servers written in node.
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   by weixiyen 16y ago

   love the far7 MMORPG.
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   by weixiyen 16y ago

   Redis is not just an in-memory database though. It's many things, of which persistence database (if you set it) is one. Although I disagree with the article, what this guy wants is what Redis seems to be heading towards, but as far as I k
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   by weixiyen 16y ago

   The point of this article is that Redis cannot be the "one true datastore". By "one true datastore", he means that Redis is the only data store you need in the stack, because it has an append mode that persists data in memory to disk. The
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   by weixiyen 16y ago

   I think the correct decision is to make a native shell that holds an HTML5 app for iPhone and Android. That does not require any additional developers to accomplish and you can track/save the state locally. That way it can be downloaded fr
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   by weixiyen 16y ago

   What you are describing is not lazy-loading. The purpose of lazy loading is to avoid the overhead of having to load all your javascript immediately at the cost of more server requests later on as needed. The benefits of speed gained from l
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   by weixiyen 16y ago

   Have you ever worked in large scale applications with little to no browser refresh?
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    by weixiyen 16y ago

    The fundamental problem with this article is that the author brings up a problem, but does not offer a practical real-world solution. The article only pretends to offer a solution. A List Apart is well known for helpful and practical solut
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    by weixiyen 16y ago

    how do you bring objects to the front?
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    by weixiyen 16y ago

    None of these are "Must Read"
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    by weixiyen 16y ago

    The setup for this plugin is too complicated. See: https://github.com/blueimp/jQuery-File-Upload/wiki/Setup I think the API and abstraction should be better thought out to be just 1 js file include instead. Other comments: Good use of Fil
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    by weixiyen 16y ago

    I also like this python scrape library: http://arshaw.com/scrapemark/
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    by weixiyen 16y ago

    This is great idea, if your goal is to not hire anyone.
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    by weixiyen 16y ago

    var $ = [] ![] == false because [] exists. false + [] == 'false' because anything added to an array will become whatever that is as a string plus the contents inside the array. 2 + [] is also a string "2" 2 + [2,2] will become "22,2" (strin
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    by weixiyen 16y ago

    Same. Besides being a master of javascript, Resig also has a unique talent for API design which separates jQuery from competitors.
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    by weixiyen 16y ago

    Exactly. It's not hard to pinpoint the exact line of code that is causing the slow down and come to a conclusion. This could have easily been fixed without reverting to jQuery 1.4.2 and risk breaking other things in the process (assuming t
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    by weixiyen 16y ago

    If Firefox wasn't supporting h.264, it was kind of pointless for Chrome to support it as well. As a developer, I have to have to resort to flash for h.264 anyways as Firefox has a much bigger market share than Chrome.
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    by weixiyen 16y ago

    Therefore it is important to use tokens. Another way (or in addition to using tokens) is to not expose hard delete functionality to the front-end period. One thing I've done is to create a 'recycle' table in the database with a unique ID. A
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    by weixiyen 16y ago

    The reason why there are so many startups is because most people want to work on ideas that they conceive. People love to create something of their own. If a company allows their workers to choose the features they work on, programmers wil
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    by weixiyen 16y ago

    The most important for me is better syntax. This is what haml should have been and I fully expect it to replace haml after it gets ported into other languages. After writing with both, it was an easy choice honestly. It's also got a coupl
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    by weixiyen 16y ago

    - faster to write - less thinking - easier to modify and understand I've been writing longhand for 10 years, and it was a no brainer. Just download it and try it on a project for a day. If you are not sold, you can always go back (since i
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    by weixiyen 16y ago

    Not sure why Google is getting so much hate. I would direct it at the following instead: - MPEG-LA - Firefox - Opera I'm not sure what everyone expected here. There was no way that h.264 would be the standard format for the video tag. Thi
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    by weixiyen 16y ago

    I think people change phones pretty often, especially in the smartphone market, so the mobile devices should be the quickest to support WebM.
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    by weixiyen 16y ago

    thanks
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    by weixiyen 16y ago

    All it has is a link to the download for git. Is this a placeholder for something?
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    by weixiyen 16y ago

    Love the concept, but really needs a ton of users to make it work. You should think about promoting it at a specific event.
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    by weixiyen 16y ago

    Usually Google brings the big guns to their IO conference. Last year, the WebM project was announced. This year, some other surprise that will probably make this discussion irrelevant. I'd rather spend time guessing on what the big surpri
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    by weixiyen 16y ago

    What do you mean by that? Can you provide an example?