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by zaiste 9y ago
You can also take a look at Huncwot [1] which is being built specifically with async/await & new versions of JavaScript in mind. PS. I'm the author. [1]: https://github.com/zaiste/huncwot
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by zaiste 9y ago
It's a Rails 5.1 application. We are also in the process of migrating some parts of UI to Vue.js
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by zaiste 9y ago
Fantastic article and wonderful tips. You could package it as an e-book, and maybe even sell it ;) A shameless plug: I'm working on a side project which aims to help tech speakers get the most out of speaking engagements: https:/
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Going beyond traditional browsers with the help of Rust(blog.polyconf.com)
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Flip-flops and running Ruby's C extension code on the same VM(blog.polyconf.com)
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Haskell Success Stories(snoyman.com)
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by zaiste 9y ago
Here's a talk by Andreas Rumpf (Nim creator) about async programming in Nim: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwArqelfBBY
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by zaiste 10y ago
Here's the author of Cello talking about the project at PolyConf in 2015: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVxfwsgO00o « In this talk I dig into the depths of my programming library Cello - a fun experiment to see what
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Ask HN: What's your favourite front end technology for 2017?
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Modern Node.js: async/await syntax(zaiste.net)
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Ask HN: Help us select talks for a programming conference
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Quantum leaps(economist.com)
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by zaiste 10y ago
Thanks Obie for the kind words and for believing in us back in 2011!
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by zaiste 10y ago
Not sure what happened (moderation?), but now the title is, indeed, different from what I originally submitted
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by zaiste 10y ago
Around 300 - 400 EUR for regular tickets
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by zaiste 10y ago
We haven't started selling the tickets yet. Please join our newsletter. I can also send you a short email reminder directly when the sales starts if you don't mind...
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by zaiste 10y ago
Thanks for the kind words Maciej. I still vividly remember your lectures about PyPy at RuPy in Poznań.
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by zaiste 10y ago
If we manage to organise a good event this year, we will probably stay in Paris. There were many different factors that lead to the decision to move to Paris. It wasn't an easy decision, but our team thinks it's the right thing to
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by zaiste 10y ago
Yes, we are trying to attract both OCaml and ReasonML people at this occasion.
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PolyConf – Programming conference for polyglot and full stack programmers(17.polyconf.com)
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CFP for PolyConf 17 open till Mar 19th(eventil.com)
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Sleep trackers can prompt sleep problems(sciencedaily.com)
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Benchmarking a Go AI in Ruby: CRuby vs. Rubinius vs. JRuby vs. Truffle(pragtob.wordpress.com)
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Tech Events Weekly: weekly e-mail round-up of tech events and their CFPs(techeventsweekly.com)
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Node 7.6.0 with V8 5.5 is out (async/await support)(github.com)
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by zaiste 10y ago
Thanks for the kind words, Christoffer!
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Zélus: A synchronous language with ODEs(zelus.di.ens.fr)
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10 Essential Plugins for Atom Editor(blog.nukomeet.com)
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Show HN: Kulfon – « one command » static site engine, 100% JavaScript(github.com)
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FuseBox: a blazing fast JavaScript bundler/loader(github.com)
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