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yareally
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I switched to Intellij from PhpED a few years ago for a few reasons. - Better support. Sometimes PhpEd would rarely give updates about what they were working on or what they were doing. My subscription ran out and I was not going to take a
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Why would the language matter? Dormant code is the same in any language.
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> "P.S My daily job involves php/js, but I'm trying to move on from them to some other language (Learning GO now)" It's less about the language one uses and more about how one uses it to implement the ideas one c
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13y ago
Modding community has given users the ability to retheme the entire UI since at least Android 2.x (including mods to make parts of the UI transparent, like the notification area). Cyanogenmod ROM added in the T-Mobile theme engine[1] and ev
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13y ago
Not directly replying, but more amending your comment. Double dispatch is generally simulated with imperative languages via the Visitor Pattern. Generally used when you have objects that won't change their structure very much (and are
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Lisphp: A Lisp Dialect Written in PHP
(github.com)
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13y ago
http://www.asus.com/Eee_Box_PCs/ Don't own one, but just linking to give an example that there is a pretty decent looking PC Mac Mini clone out there.
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13y ago
Actually, you can use the following on Android from Java 7 and 8: - Case/Switch Strings - Auto closing files handlers (via adding a few classes/interfaces). Also known as "try with resources" - Integer literals - Multipl
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I believe the Android team members at least have always favored Intellij based on the comments I've seen praising it in the Twitter Feeds prior to Android Studio's announcement and also that it's always been supported along s
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13y ago
We might as well mention JavaScript's hangups with using == instead of === if we're going to drag out PHP's. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/359494/does-it-matter-whi...
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There's also a lack of cartoons to even attempt to watch outside of the Cartoon Network. Parents were worried about their kids watching too much cartoons, but seem to mostly turn a blind eye to overusing tablets, phones and PCs.
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13y ago
I've been using TypeScript for experimenting with Node.js and while it's a great solution there's a few difficulties some might face with it: -TypeScript definitions for many libraries, such as express are out of date and req
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> Honest question: Are their refactoring IDEs for Ruby, Python, or other dynamically typed languages? Yep, Intellij IDEA does it pretty well, or one can get their language of choice individually as WebStorm (JavaScript/NodeJS), PH
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Interesting. Thanks for the info and I'm glad to see things have changed for the better. I'll have to search around when I have some free time for more details.
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Plus they tend to avoid all the excessive XML tooling and configuration that goes along with J2EE. Compared to nearly any other templating system, JSP is one of the most tedious I've encountered and try to avoid. I had the displeasure
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Cracker, as in someone that "cracked" the DRM (which was done a while ago I believe).
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I know several ROM/app developers in the Android community (including one close friend) that have been approached solely based on their contributions to their own Github account and organizations they are a part of on there. At least o
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13y ago
I bought an air popper for popcorn on clearance a while ago. Has a few advantages to the "stove and pot," but it's not necessary really. Mostly it keeps the popcorn from burning if you're not paying close enough attentio
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13y ago
You can actually install Linux with Hyper-V. I use Windows 8 Pro x64 much of the time at home and have a Debian VM set up with Hyper-V. Though, I do not use a desktop, I just SSH into it for development. Plus side is you can keep a 512MB VM
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> I live in a first world country now, and still use a bowl of water when shaving: it's the environmentally kind thing to do. People who keep the water running all the time while they brush their teeth or shave drive me nuts. Hav
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> because it can be lower-level a little moot if the core is still C just like in Singularity. Not exactly, as it's more likely they didn't want to roll their own kernel when there's a perfectly good open source one. Mic
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13y ago
> Elementary OS is a Linux distribution. Linux is primarily written in C. Yes, the Linux kernel is, but not all of the userland, which is what makes Elementary OS, "Elementary OS." ElementaryOS outside of the kernel is primar
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Elementary OS is built on Vala, a language syntactically similar to C#, but compiles to C. Not trying to detour you from C#, but it might be a better option as even Singularity is not entire C# (the lower level stuff). http://ele
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I know there's more, but the numbers are still far from even in many hard science & engineering degrees. I started out in Civil Engineering and even there, the ratio of guys to girls was scarcely better than when I transferred to C
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Though we're getting pretty meta from the main topic, I think part of the problem are parents that don't encourage their daughters to go into hard sciences and engineering more. Until parents abandon some of the long held stereoty
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> Was there Sideloading and SSH clients for the Curve back in 2007? Yes, there was actually. Thankfully, the SSH client I used still has its update history from 2007 up so I can link it[1]. Blackberries never had restrictions on sidelo
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> Edit 2: I knew that Blackberry was dead the day my friend walked into my office and demoed an SSH client on his iPhone for managing his servers remotely. That's odd he would make such a fuss about an SSH client on his iPhone, co
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Intellij IDEA has had Java to Scala conversion built into it for a while (as well as Java to Kotlin, Jetbrain's new JVM Scala-like language). I'm not sure how Jetbrain's tool compares to the one in the link above, but the con
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13y ago
Since you mentioned 4.2 on the touchpad, you might be interested in this: https://plus.google.com/104277415207525128383/posts/dv6tyqLV...
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> I'm just very glad i have the touchpad. Wonder if a nexus tablet is as good... probably not. I prefer my Nexus 7 over my Touchpad. It's a bit faster and much lighter. Touchpad has mostly been relegated to the Touchstone charg
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