wilmoore

23 ms·

31.
by wilmoore 12y ago
> We added it to the mix because it got increasingly difficult to tune SQL queries involved in building API responses, especially for endpoints that needed to pull data from many tables. Had you looked into using PostgreSQL's materi
32.
by wilmoore 12y ago
I personally wouldn't consider Knex an ORM. I'd describe it more as: A cohesive set of functions that help you build and execute SQL operations.
33.
by wilmoore 12y ago
I really wish it would also allow `~/.config/cargo/config` just like `~/.config/git/config`.
34.
by wilmoore 12y ago
Per http://money.cnn.com/2014/02/28/technology/mobile/mobile-app... as of February of this year (2014), Americans used smartphone and tablet apps more than PCs to access the Internet.
35.
by wilmoore 12y ago
Exactly...coupling is more detrimental than one would think. As your codebase gets larger and more developers on-board and features change, what should have been a simple refactor can turn into a nightmare as your test suite starts to give
36.
by wilmoore 12y ago
If you have Cloudup installed, that command sequence will also upload the screenshot automatically. https://cloudup.com/about
37.
by wilmoore 12y ago
> I don't want my package manager taking it over. That's kept me away from Homebrew That was an early blocker for me as well; however, when I discovered that I could just install homebrew at ~/.homebrew, that made it all w
38.
by wilmoore 12y ago
+1 to this. I use CTRL+ALT+CMD+M many times per day.
39.
by wilmoore 12y ago
TMUX provides this.
40.
by wilmoore 12y ago
> The big advantage is that you can quickly scroll the history with the mouse... I've not found that to be faster than <CTRL+F> or <CTRL+B>. Same keys as in vim. I haven't found the value in using iTerm over termina
41.
by wilmoore 12y ago
> Make a few symlinks from your home directory to the directories you use frequently. Instead of doing cd this/that/code/python/project/ you just do cd ~/project If you are using ZSH, you can just append pat
42.
by wilmoore 12y ago
> Effortless...except you need to configure every client to use the non-default port I've never seen this as extra effort given I'm already in the ~/.ssh/config file adding an "IdentityFile" line anyway? The
43.
by wilmoore 12y ago
To add to what @mturmon said; you'll want to keep in mind that even GUI tools (i.e. consider your favorite database tool that supports SSH connection) that support SSH connection will pick up this configuration so you don't have t
44.
by wilmoore 13y ago
Depends on your perspective. For a tmux or screen user, this would seldom, if ever, be a concern. Even for those that don't use tmux or screen; why add more code and complexity to solve what amounts to a (arguable) workflow disfunction
45.
by wilmoore 13y ago
...you need to run really fast just to keep up. This is exactly the part of being a JS developer that is appealing :)
46.
by wilmoore 14y ago
Unfortunately, this is a very common mistake made by those that treat their tests a an after-thought. Tests should be cared for and maintained as much as (or perhaps even more than) the production code. If tests are difficult to read or rea
47.
by wilmoore 14y ago
Awww, bless his heart. He forgot to add the #notsohumblebrag tag to his post.
48.
by wilmoore 14y ago
Can you say sexual harassment lawsuit? LOL. This woman is bad news. This is exactly the type of attitude that perpetuates the idea that a woman should not say or do anything if uncomfortable. see: https://twitter.com/jackdanger/status/31
49.
by wilmoore 14y ago
The only tragedy about this thread is that more people aren't commenting. Either people are taking the advice and moving on or they don't care. I really hope it is the former :)
50.
Where TDD Fails(blog.precog.com)
6 points by wilmoore 14y ago|1 comments
51.
by wilmoore 14y ago
Good idea...and, yes, you can do the same with puppet.
52.
by wilmoore 14y ago
because everything is injected, it makes writing isolated unit tests very easy I agree with that statement regarding DI; however, have you evaluated whether you NEED a DI container or just DI? Angular forces you into a container even if
53.
by wilmoore 14y ago
@jashkenas: "... use Backbone because it's the most popularl framework when it shouldn't be." You bring up a good point...to add to it, many people also choose to go with YUI, Dojo, EXT when Backbone or a list of small well curated librar
54.
by wilmoore 14y ago
I wouldn't go so far as to say this is horrible code, I also wouldn't say this is good refactored code. It definitely gets the job done; however, I would imagine someone figures they'll come back and refactor at some point. Code is never fi
55.
by wilmoore 14y ago
There is something to be said for sane defaults. That being said, if the target audience is not developers, then perhaps this is a sane default. I think Bitbucket is pretty good; however, I personally prefer Github as it caters to my tastes
56.
by wilmoore 14y ago
This shouldn't be a problem...see: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4633886
57.
by wilmoore 14y ago
If you have each client take on the $ burden, then you don't have this problem. You've may have convinced yourself that by absorbing the cost, you are doing your client a great service. In fact, you are putting more burden on yourself for
58.
by wilmoore 14y ago
XAMPP/MAMP and others like it seem like they make life easier until you hit a point where you realize that they are seriously leaky implementations. I wish I had time to write in detail about this (because I also hate when people make claim
59.
by wilmoore 14y ago
The build is failing because there are a lot of moving parts at this early stage regarding the internals; however, the basics from a usage standpoint work just fine right now. In other words, the build failing is not ideal; but don't get to
60.
by wilmoore 14y ago
✓

More ›