PascalW

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   by PascalW 11y ago

   I'm under the impression that with Java 8 Java is becoming much more popular again. And rightfully so IMO.
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   by PascalW 11y ago

   https://help.asknestor.me/ is erroring for me (Application Error)
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   by PascalW 11y ago

   Care to at least elaborate which tools you're referring too? That way you'd at least contribute something to the discussion but a snark.
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   by PascalW 11y ago

   Great, congrats to the Debian team!
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   How to run your Jenkins CI jobs isolated in Docker containers(kabisa.nl)

   5 points by PascalW 11y ago|0 comments
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   by PascalW 11y ago

   There's a pretty well known plugin that does something similar to this in Java land; https://infinitest.github.io/ . Integrates with both IntelliJ and Eclipse. Works wonders.
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   by PascalW 12y ago

   Absolutely amazing tool, always part of my CI build for Ruby projects. Even though in a lot of cases I don't care as much about the style used per se, it's a treat to have a consistent coding style in projects with multiple team m
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   by PascalW 12y ago

   Been playing around with runabove as well lately and am liking it so far. Ideal for personal projects that need a bit of resources. Hopefully the 1GB plan will be available soon. That tweet is from October but it doesn't appear to be a
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   by PascalW 12y ago

   This is what we use extensively at my work place to build cross platform mobile apps. It's very well suited for mobile apps since it's so lightweight. We use it in combination with Cordova and some other stuff like Haml Coffee Ass
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    by PascalW 12y ago

    Nice article but IMHO it's missing the most important pieces of a retrospective, e.g. "what went wrong" and "what can be improved".
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    by PascalW 13y ago

    I also wonder how it compares to Gulp (mainly in terms of performance in practice). I've just started to use Gulp, migrating away from Sprockets and so far it has been a joy.
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    Build Phase, new iOS development podcast by Thoughtbot(robots.thoughtbot.com)

    2 points by PascalW 13y ago|0 comments
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    by PascalW 13y ago

    We've been using Airbrake also, have been experiencing quite some issues with exceptions not showing up and slowness of the web ui. I've been using Sentry [1] lately and it has been excellent. Only issue has been that using SSL fr
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    by PascalW 13y ago

    I'm curious as well, what happened with DO NL?
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    by PascalW 13y ago

    I think it's Powerline [1] or at least inspired by Powerline. [1] https://github.com/Lokaltog/powerline
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    by PascalW 13y ago

    Nice job, for me it can't beat a ~/.ssh/config entry though. I wonder why it's not reading ~/.ssh/config btw, should be doable.
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    by PascalW 13y ago

    Yes, the way kernels are managed is also something that annoys me. But it seems they're working on it: http://digitalocean.uservoice.com/forums/136585-digital-ocea... .
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    by PascalW 13y ago

    My experience has also been great so far, superb performance and great pricing. It's also very nice to see them roll out new features on a pretty quick phase.
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    by PascalW 13y ago

    I've settled on Feedbin + Reeder for now. So far only Reeder for iOS has Feedbin support but this is also in the pipeline for Reeder for Mac. Also Press, former Google Reader client for Android will be supporting Feedbin soon. So far Feedbi
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    by PascalW 14y ago

    I work in a Ruby + Java shop and we do Java deployments with maven + nexus + capistrano. Works like a champ. I'll see if I have some time to write a blogpost about it.
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    by PascalW 14y ago

    Tanks for pointing out Joda Money, didn?t know that one yet.
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    by PascalW 14y ago

    Don't forget Joda Time ( http://joda-time.sourceforge.net/ ), at least until Java 8 is out.
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    Show HN: jFactory - easy object factories for Java(jfactory.pwiddershoven.nl)

    1 points by PascalW 14y ago|0 comments
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    Growl, meet Bark.(barkplug.in)

    10 points by PascalW 14y ago|7 comments
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    by PascalW 14y ago

    I agree, that's why I said that smoke testing is never bad and neither is a good QA guy. But as a developer unit and integration tests are what gives me trust in what I ship. I wouldn't feel comfortable shipping something without having a p
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    by PascalW 14y ago

    Instead of automated test suites, I use checklists before deploying major changes, performing a series of actions (like creating and editing bookmarks) to make sure everything works as expected. Somehow I always shiver when I re
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    by PascalW 14y ago

    I agree, ES is awesome. The poor documentation can be annoying indeed, but Shay Banon is always very helpful on the discussion groups so that's a big plus.
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    by PascalW 14y ago

    It's KVM.
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    by PascalW 15y ago

    You can, using Frank. https://github.com/moredip/Frank It uses cucumber to drive the tests. It's still kind off experimental, but it's starting to become pretty good.
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    by PascalW 15y ago

    Not really a command but this: mv /path/to/some/file.{jpg,png} Has been a huge timesaver. It's the same as mv /path/to/some/file.jpg /path/to/some/file.png But saves you the typing/copy pasting the path for the second argument