yoava

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Helping Seniors During the Covid-19 Crisis – Built Using Corvid(wix.com)
15 points by yoava 7y ago|1 comments
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Stop Interviewing Using: “Find the Index of a String in an Array”(wix.engineering)
6 points by yoava 7y ago|0 comments
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by yoava 8y ago
While many people are using Wix and Squarespace, there is an active and large community of Wix Experts (who are not working for Wix) that are building websites for customers. So I guess there is a place for a professional business for build
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by yoava 8y ago
You can standout on Wix using Wix Code, which allows you to use your programming skills to code you site, your site backend and a dedicated database for the site. You will not need to write the whole thing from scratch specific to the custo
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by yoava 8y ago
Actually, you can do a lot more with Wix Code, and make a site with all kind of custom functionality, including 'a way to take orders online and get people to buy their special offers and refer their friends through social media'.
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by yoava 8y ago
You say your are a decent programmer. Take another look at Wix Code. We see people looking to hire programmers to help them build websites using the platform. There is a demand for programmers among the Wix Experts community.
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by yoava 8y ago
Definitely. (I am working for Wix) Website design is not a uniform business. A lot depends on what your client needs. For simple needs, solutions such as our Wix ADI are a great self service tool. When you want pixel perfect design, the Wix
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by yoava 8y ago
Just wandering how will foindationDb compare to mongo in terms of the non functional s - performance, scale of a collection, number of collections, queries with and without indexes, aggregated, etc.
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by yoava 8y ago
Hay Chris, Looking like a great project, simple and fun. Keep in mind that other similar projects tried the same approach before, namely firebase and parse.com. both for only so much traction because at the end, real world applications need
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by yoava 8y ago
What you seek is actually something a bit different. It is the observation that all software is built of 3 layers - Inbound IO, what you call imperative shell Business logic core, what you call functional core Outbound IO, what you call aga
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by yoava 8y ago
Actor model is even worse, you have no gerentee of a response or error status
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by yoava 8y ago
Function composition
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by yoava 8y ago
I like the realistic view of noSql vs CAP and the different tradeoffs. We do need to talk more about the disadvantages of noSql systems and all the new database alternatives. Which brings me to my point - what the author fails to talk about
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by yoava 8y ago
Very shallow post. Come on, this is not about database design. This is about making the wrong technical choice, the definition of "I have a hammer, so everything looks like a nail". What about export of the addresses, and using a
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by yoava 8y ago
Being from wix and managing petabytes of media files, we always wondered if a distributed web solution for websites can actually work. Even with the best of clouds (more then one of the big names) we faced downtimes caused by multiple cloud
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by yoava 8y ago
Super cool application, and can teach a lot about why you should use === instead of == in JavaScript. The only legit case to use == is if you are 1. Insane 2. The kind of person who changes Java 1 object to equal 2
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Step up feature delivery x100 Build APIs(wix.engineering)
2 points by yoava 8y ago|0 comments
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Do Chatbots Have a Gender Issue?(medium.com)
2 points by yoava 9y ago|0 comments
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by yoava 10y ago
http://www.wix.com/blog/2016/10/dear-matt-mullenweg-an-open-...
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Dear Matt Mullenweg: An Open Letter from Wix.com’s CEO Avishai Abrahami(wix.com)
210 points by yoava 10y ago|170 comments
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by yoava 10y ago
We did hear about it, if a bit late. Our response - https://vimeo.com/138432267
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by yoava 10y ago
At the time we started, MySQL was more mature. Today, having a lot of MySQL installations at Wix we have no need to try HStore as well. Having said that, it we would have stared today we may have considered it, among other options.
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by yoava 11y ago
Have never tried it myself - but as a user of both DPP (canon digital photo professional) and Photoshop, I have found that the cabin software has an advantage with quality - something about understanding the camera better. How does darktab
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by yoava 11y ago
Your question is valid, assuming you trust the query planner to make the right decision. However, the query planner in most databases is not perfect and can miss. We have tried a few different alternatives, including the join, and found tha
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by yoava 11y ago
Big thumb up!!!
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by yoava 11y ago
True. Memcached is a great tool and great for this use case. But when you get read latency of ~0.3 mSec from MySQL, why add another hop and another engine to the mix?
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by yoava 11y ago
But schemaless does not help migrating the data from structure A to structure B. Consider, that in this case, the json text field is schemaless. How is that different from other schemaless databases? If anything, you should state that if yo
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by yoava 11y ago
Which NoSQL are you referring too? Most are not that easy to implement (saying that while managing a few PBs of data in production with a few such tools)
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by yoava 11y ago
The question then is what is NoSQL. Does mongoDB a NoSQL engine? can you scale it to 10s of TBs? Can you really scale out MongoDB? I can ask the same for Redis and a whole line of other NoSQL engines that are not really scale out solutions.
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by yoava 11y ago
What are the benefits of Cassandra or Redis that I am missing, for this use case? We have the latency figures as good as Cassandra can get and we get a reliable engine to store data (something that Redis is not - read Aphir post about Redis

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