hansgru

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by hansgru 13y ago
> MongoDB vs. Cassandra None. We use OrientDB http://www.orientdb.org/ (it supports more than one "storage" mode: http://nosql-database.org/ ) On the plus side, it's Java based (without n
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by hansgru 13y ago
#CLJ-183, #CLJ-188, #CLJ-186, #CLJ-178, #CLJ-165, #CLJ-129, #CLJ-77 to mention just a few.
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by hansgru 13y ago
> Did you check out the meteor package "spiderable"? It might need to mature a bit but it might do the trick Of course I did :). It's not usable at all :). It's also not reducing the initial loading time (very high fo
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by hansgru 13y ago
> Have you tried similar frameworks like Derby ( http://derbyjs.com/ )? If so, can you compare your experiences? I tried Derby.js because of one important for me missing feature of Meteor: serverside HTML rendering - requi
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by hansgru 13y ago
There are many (important IMO) feature requests for LaClojure in the Issue tracker. Any plans to implement at least some of those?
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by hansgru 13y ago
> That is entirely false. In mainland Europe this is entirely true. Even more, this has implications not only when searching for jobs or gigs, but also on the social/personal level: the stigmata and marginalization that comes with i
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by hansgru 13y ago
They said the same thing about Iceland too :).
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by hansgru 13y ago
> I don't understand the local vs global dependency thing. What does NPM do differently from Maven? As others have pointed out, NPM as a default is using "local" dependencies, (something I couldn't achieve with Maven
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by hansgru 13y ago
> Maven is broken by design It might be, but it still has it's merits. It was one of the first, and many other improved tools can't work without it's repositories. I still like the IDE support for MVN: e.g. IntelliJ draws
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by hansgru 13y ago
> Did your side project become your main source of income in 2013? No. My side projects are just my main source of expenditures so far :).
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by hansgru 13y ago
Yes, we are using it. UML is quite practical for stuff that needs clarity (so not just for the data model). We are using even this allot lately: http://drakon-editor.sourceforge.net/ (not UML but good for visual representa
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by hansgru 13y ago
> Any idea how fast it is? GitHub have put a considerable amount of effort into a very fast implementation. From my tests, is usable. I'm using in the intranet, and have an installation with 20 users and 15 repos so far, with ~100MB
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by hansgru 13y ago
All projects using the default Twitter Bootstrap styles look very alike :). One could of course using one of the many Bootstrap UI Builders generate a totally different look, but so far nobody volunteered :).
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by hansgru 13y ago
> I was just wondering about theoretical consequences of cloning UI/tool of a successful company software with the reason of the tool/interface being too expensive. The UI was not cloned either :). The UI is a Scalatra template
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by hansgru 13y ago
> It would be a great way of learning Scala. For me it is :). I started to learn Scala after finding this nice project. Since it was so easy to install it (just copied the WAR file in a running Tomcat) it made me curious enough to give
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by hansgru 13y ago
> Do you have any plan on abstracting the Slick driver to allow others DB providers ? I'm not the developer of the project, but database independence was not requested so far :). I suppose if users will ask it, it will be added. H2
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by hansgru 13y ago
> There are already multiple established solutions Of course there are, but everything I've tried was a paint to setup. GitBucket was the first project that was very easy to setup: in an existing Tomcat (or other container), just dr
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by hansgru 13y ago
> GitHub Enterprise is self-hosted It is, but it costs more than many small teams can afford.
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by hansgru 13y ago
> Are this kind of full clones legal? This is not a "full clone" but "something like GitHub" but for your own private server. > I understand that the server-side implementation is based on GitHub as a black box No,
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by hansgru 13y ago
> I need to be sold on why I should use it as a product. What about self-hosting for public and private repos? (Internet or intranet)? It's main usage is for small teams and projects that don't want to put theirs source on exte