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Alexandervn
9y ago
From their about page, it's 'Surinamese for “Start over again”'. It seems to be pronounced as "Ah-dee-yen".
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Docker for .NET Applications
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11y ago
There is also ngForward, which is Angular 1 with Angular 2 syntax.
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11y ago
Yeah, we also use something like this for building a website/webapp (for a client) with 5-10 people. - Feature branch: do whatever you want - Develop: should be good enough for the client (product owner) to look at - Release branch: sh
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11y ago
Link goes to this page.
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12y ago
It's still kinda waste to show paying visitors an empty ad. It would probably be easy to distinguish between the paying visitors and the regular ones. So you can also show paying visitors more content? What would the Googlebot do with
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David Karp
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13y ago
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Downloadify: Download Spotify songs with 50 LOC Chrome extension
(github.com)
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13y ago
Very interesting! For a long time I have a fascination for improving memory. It seems that visualization and memory are closely related, or even one and the same. Tony Buzan and Joshua Foer are authors that have written about this. They wri
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14y ago
The problem is that the implementation of the 'why' can be scattered over many files, classes, functions, etc. So where to put the comments? In my projects (usually building websites or webapps) I therefore add a 'readme.md' to the root of
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14y ago
No so clean to me, without an 'alt'-attribute..
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14y ago
It's not about being "ugly" and needing help to become "beautiful". It's what you are trying to tell people. Partly, it's a good thing if these sites look a bit amateurish, because they should look grassroots. It should look like: wow, I ca
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14y ago
The new Git website is awesome. It makes you think: if they spend that much attention to every detail, this product must be really good..
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14y ago
And if Google can index this, it probably values all text the same; it's just plain text.
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Kenneth Reitz on The Setup
(kenneth.reitz.usesthis.com)
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14y ago
Addy Osmani has a nice excercition [1] on the history of MVC in Developing Backbone.js Applications, where he states: "Developers are sometimes surprised when they learn that the Observer pattern (nowadays commonly implemented as a Publish/
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14y ago
My DNS provider (also on my VPS) can't resolve both domain names. I can 'dig' the domain names though and at least visit http://ac/ through it's IP-address in the A-record ( http://193.223.78.210/ ).
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14y ago
Nice venue! http://www.dotjs.eu/venue
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Designer/developer Ethan Schoonover (Solarized) on The Setup
(ethan.schoonover.usesthis.com)
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14y ago
Do you mean companies using it? Look for SimpleGeo. Do you mean librairies? Look for Express or Restify.
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14y ago
It removes the top million in general, not per query.
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14y ago
Have you considered Mongrel2 or ZeroMQ for your stack?
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14y ago
"Generalists like Hillman Curtis, Steve Jobs and Bill Gates are becoming more and more uncommon." "Nobody cares anymore." Where I am coming from this is certainly not true. At a small company I know they (still, traditionally) hand out copi
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14y ago
"24. [..] Learned about the Python requests library. I will now judge all libraries based on this work of beauty." Completely agree. As if you are writing pure HTTP.
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14y ago
Starting with Node is a very poor choice if you want to learn front-end. But you can't go wrong with The Good Parts and you at least now know what's all the fuss about Node. But now let's really start learning front-end. Begin with semantic
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14y ago
Does anyone have a clue of what he is building right now? What are the pyramids?
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14y ago
Maybe you would want to elaborate on that?
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14y ago
There is always a tendency by people to place more content on the frontpage or above the fold to give it 'more attention'. This is a fallacy. An extra column clutters the homepage and adds no functionality to what a simple click on 'new' (w
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15y ago
Do you have a source (video, transcript) to that talk of Alan Kay in Germany?
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15y ago
That's a really interesting article. Too bad the <title> of that document is 'Test page', making it practically unfindable with Google, SEO-wise.
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