diverightin63

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by diverightin63 8y ago
My first thought as well. It is an interesting project!
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by diverightin63 11y ago
Right. And I see. Are these managed by something like migrations?
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by diverightin63 11y ago
Well, in relational SQL you would just do an ALTER on the column name.
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by diverightin63 11y ago
So, one thing holding me back from using MongoDB (and thus Meteor) is a lack of understanding how schema can be managed. Say in MongoDB you are storing documents in a collection such as { property: "" }, and decide you want to cha
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by diverightin63 11y ago
I find NancyFX really interesting, but I can't really see a reason to stray away from Web API2 besides Mono support. Any specific reasons you prefer Nancy?
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by diverightin63 12y ago
Make School takes 25% of your salary for two years. $45,000 is quite a price tag in my mind.
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by diverightin63 12y ago
This is where I get confused. How is it compiling to these elements?
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by diverightin63 12y ago
I am pretty confused as to what this actually does. How can it be native?
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by diverightin63 12y ago
The service is ran by CrowdSource, who uses Mechanical Turk to divvy out the task of responding to texts at a very small rate. So, it is a lot cheaper.
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by diverightin63 12y ago
Ah, what a relief.
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by diverightin63 12y ago
I feel bad for Yammer.
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by diverightin63 12y ago
Touche.
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by diverightin63 12y ago
PHP, C#, VB.NET, Python, JavaScript, Microsoft SQL, MySQL, HTML, CSS. Switching between them doesn't slow me down.
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by diverightin63 12y ago
This looks cool, but I'm not a fan of this tagline: "Your current blogging platform is complicated, slow and badly designed. It makes blogging a chore."
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by diverightin63 13y ago
So the only way to be committed to a language is to open-source it?