bitplanets

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   by bitplanets 12y ago

   "This code reminds me of a simple server-side scripting language such as JSP or ASP that’s used to fill HTML templates with database content. These languages have their place in the web development stack — but on the server, not in the
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   Have you ever wondered how inbox (new gmail) tutorial effects are made? [css](youtube.com)

   1 points by bitplanets 12y ago|0 comments
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   by bitplanets 12y ago

   This is cheerio with node.js and extra bells. Example: http://projs.hackhat.com/the-making-of-the-hackernews-crawle...
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   by bitplanets 12y ago

   If you use react.js and rcss you will be able to build your whole app with just js. Well organized and modular. No html, no css (not directly, of course. You still have to fix css issues).
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   by bitplanets 12y ago

   >They care because they are selecting applicants to a programming boot camp and want to select the ones more likely to be successful. Just make a programming test. IMO is more certain than relying on knowing algebra well or not. But I do
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   by bitplanets 12y ago

   Why do you care about it in the first place? Also what is your definition of good programmer? Just make a function? Make a class? Make a big app? IMO you don't need to learn too much math before programming to be a good programmer. Bas
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   by bitplanets 12y ago

   I can see you
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   by bitplanets 12y ago

   app engine
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   If you would received $1 for every line of code written how rich would you be?

   2 points by bitplanets 12y ago|3 comments