yannski

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   by yannski 13y ago

   Thank you for this video! It nearly convinced me to build my first EmberJS app (I'm coming from a BackboneJS background and I haven't decided yet between Angular and Ember). Will you continue this kind of videos? Building a series
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   by yannski 13y ago

   Fortunately Compass eases all the process with inline-font-files http://compass-style.org/reference/compass/helpers/inline-da... :)
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   by yannski 13y ago

   Blog post starts with "I built the TodoMVC app according to specification using only Rails 4 and a hint of javascript"
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   The TodoMVC Project on Rails 4(mattdeleon.net)

   1 points by yannski 13y ago|1 comments
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   by yannski 13y ago

   So, as a long time developer, what's your thought on WebGL ?
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   by yannski 13y ago

   If your requests takes more than 30 seconds, maybe it's time to setup an SSE or websockets interface. Or maybe do background jobs with polling.
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   Live Streaming: Rails 4 Versus Node.js(rubysnippets.com)

   1 points by yannski 13y ago|0 comments
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   by yannski 14y ago

   We also thought in 2006 that the entry ticket on a certain market was way too high for startups. And boom Facebook appeared. We also thought in 2008 that the entry ticket on a certain market was way too high for startups. And boom Dropbox a
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   by yannski 14y ago

   So what does that mean ? That Rails is twice as popular as Django ?
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    Another alternative to "Facebook's Year in Review"(bestofphotos.herokuapp.com)

    6 points by yannski 14y ago|0 comments
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    by yannski 14y ago

    Spotify is not american as well
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    by yannski 14y ago

    Well, then why do you count Vente Privée or Rovio ? ;-)
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    by yannski 14y ago

    A few typical "global" layouts would be nice! Like the famous "off canvas layout" http://www.zurb.com/playground/off-canvas-layouts
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    by yannski 14y ago

    Well, you seem to forget that Meego and the N9 were built on Qt. And you cannot say about Qt that " No developers, no industry support, no technical expertise within the company to develop it".
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    by yannski 14y ago

    You should take a look at HackFWD http://hackfwd.com/ For them it doesn't matter where you are in Europe. However, their recruiting mechanism is referrer based.
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    by yannski 14y ago

    IMHO the main problem is that usually front end development implies XHTML/CSS integration and/or UI and/or UX, and that's a very different job from back end development.
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    by yannski 14y ago

    What it this "low task-switching barrier" ? I mean, even though, the language is the same, back end coding and front end coding are really different. For example, your front end development may have lagged because of lack of front end devel
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    The list of gems I work with… And a little bit of gem history(blog.strasslab.net)

    18 points by yannski 15y ago|0 comments
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    The Spaghetti Machine introductory video (Unity extension)(youtube.com)

    3 points by yannski 15y ago|0 comments
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    Going Startup in Strasbourg or How Startup Weekend invades Europe(eu.techcrunch.com)

    1 points by yannski 15y ago|0 comments
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    by yannski 15y ago

    How all the nodejs fuss regarding performance is affecting Rails development ?
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    by yannski 15y ago

    Poor syntax highlighting for HAML and coffeescript highlithing is non existent... This is why I love vim and the Janus "bundle" https://github.com/carlhuda/janus/ : they are always up to date.
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    by yannski 15y ago

    A group of 22 persons or more is no fun
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    by yannski 15y ago

    Topics did not include Ruby and Rails and that's a shame ! But I will be there nonetheless :)
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    by yannski 15y ago

    Nice slides! Thanks for spreading the word about Rails at HEC ;-)
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    by yannski 15y ago

    So finally David Brin could be premonitory, cf http://www.davidbrin.com/upliftbooks.htm
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    by yannski 15y ago

    Thanks for your kind words :)
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    by yannski 15y ago

    I think that we are pretty "visible" in the Ruby/Rails landscape in France, because of our tech and social activities (we organize several barcamps, railscamps, Agile stuff and speak at a lof of events) and we worked for some visible startu
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    by yannski 15y ago

    Well, that's one of the many plans :)
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    by yannski 15y ago

    Well, in some big companies or in the administration, they may work 4 days an half. In all small companies in France, especially in the IT field, we work at least the same amout of hours than in SF :) So that's not really the problem.