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An Alternative History of Silicon Valley Disruption(wired.com)
2 points by delambo 8y ago|0 comments
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by delambo 9y ago
The stats don't really suggest that vue is rapidly climbing in popularity: https://npm-stat.com/charts.html?package=react&package=vue&p... While popularity might not have anything to do with your use case, it s
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by delambo 10y ago
In the React ecosystem, there are several really good tools for managing build, deploy, and test harnesses. See kyt [1] for example, or the list of Create React App Alternatives [2]. [1] https://github.com/NYTimes/kyt
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by delambo 11y ago
I think gmail was built using closure which is JavaScript. https://developers.google.com/closure/faq?hl=en#gwt
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How to Pick a Meditation App(well.blogs.nytimes.com)
46 points by delambo 11y ago|39 comments
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HTML5 Deck of Cards(pakastin.github.io)
419 points by delambo 11y ago|157 comments
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by delambo 11y ago
Again, thanks for the feedback. Right now, I'm literally putting together a pull request to improve this functionality. Some cards do have links inside of them - they may have external source links or sticker links, and fortunately w
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by delambo 11y ago
I assume you are talking about the recipe cards not being links? It's tough to build a linkable card with links inside the card without using JavaScript. The actual html link is the title of the recipe so you should be able to use that
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by delambo 11y ago
The best way to organize a mix in iTunes is to create a playlist with all of the songs, make sure the album title is the same for each artist, then select all of the songs and open the Info menu (CMD-I) and mark them as a Compilation. Marki
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iTunes Is the Locus of Everything Apple Is Doing Wrong(subtraction.com)
3 points by delambo 11y ago|0 comments
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by delambo 12y ago
To that point, it's interesting how many claim that Backbone is yesterday's tech and that we are now 2 or 3 iterations of javascript frameworks past Backbone, yet most of these large sites are still using Backbone! It's possi
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by delambo 13y ago
Even though Lebron James is the best player in the world, why is there a good chance that the Heat won't win the championship this year? Also, could a team of Lebron James level players win a championship?
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by delambo 13y ago
I think the greatest advantage to static typing is the IDE support. Compile-time error checking is overrated, and in my several years of writing JavaScript, I've never seen a bug in production that could have been prevented with static
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by delambo 13y ago
Another consideration is the projects that have been built with each framework. That can help you gauge popularity, where the jobs are, where you could get a job (or potentially poach someone from), and the capabilities of each library&#x2F
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by delambo 13y ago
Here's a trivial example: I have a Modal class which depends on some utilities in a Utility class, but the Utility class depends on the Modal class because there are some utilities that show Modals. This is not a broken architecture an
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by delambo 13y ago
I used to think the same thing, but then I ran into the problem where my large app had circular dependencies which require.js/AMD does not support. Naturally, AMD supporters blame you and your project's architecture, but it is not
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Yes, JavaScript is a Lisp(raganwald.com)
10 points by delambo 13y ago|1 comments
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by delambo 13y ago
Agreed. I was laughing out loud at some of the analogies, but the author does make some good points -- it's really early in the client side framework evolution.
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by delambo 13y ago
The subreddits I subscribe to: http://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/ http://www.reddit.com/r/programming http://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/ http://www.reddit.com/r/DepthHub/ http://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/ http://www.reddit.
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by delambo 13y ago
Reddit is the unfiltered internet. I don't go there to get trustworthy news. The problem is any news source that quotes straight from Reddit - they should know better, and verify any leads before reporting. The internet is raw, and people n
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by delambo 13y ago
I often search on "backbone" - docs are the first result. Same with "angular" and "ember".
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by delambo 13y ago
Stickit author, here. To be clear, stickit will not make your "zombie views grow fatter" or contribute to any memory problems. In fact, stickit cleans up all of its model and view bindings automatically on view.remove(), and provides an op
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by delambo 14y ago
Trek must have been a perl monk, back in the day.
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by delambo 14y ago
I know this is slightly off-topic, but I've asked this before in comments and at the following submission, but I never get any replies: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5182145 Is there any other companies like Valve and Github that ar
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by delambo 14y ago
Recently, I made the switch to vim from Sublime Text and I have installed some of the same tools. So far, I've committed to vim, but I have found that the plugins for file searching, linting, etc. are easier to use, more intuitive, and less
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by delambo 14y ago
I asked this before, but does anyone know of other companies like github? http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5182145
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by delambo 14y ago
Hold on it gets better (Angular Docs): "To solve the issue of lack of isolation, the directive declares a new isolated scope. An isolated scope does not prototypically inherit from the child scope, and therefore we don't have to worry about
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by delambo 14y ago
> for 95% of the use cases, you are better off sticking with jQuery or ... This is terrible advice. If you can't tell the difference between a procedural app full of jQuery callbacks and a an app modularized with Backbone objects, then
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by delambo 14y ago
> I think the current scrum fashion dampens many impulses from programmers. Wow, that gets at the very reason why I asked this question! Ever since we moved to scrum, I have felt less creative and more stressed. I think I do better in a
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Ask HN: What other companies are more bottom-up/bossless like github and valve?
3 points by delambo 14y ago|2 comments

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