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Options+ and G Hub macOS Certificate Issue(old.reddit.com)
1 points by juliendc 8mo ago|0 comments
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Hotwire Spark: live reloading for Rails applications(dev.37signals.com)
12 points by juliendc 2y ago|2 comments
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Sony announces a9 III: first full-frame global shutter camera(dpreview.com)
12 points by juliendc 3y ago|1 comments
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New 24“ iMac are actually 23.5” according to specs(apple.com)
2 points by juliendc 5y ago|0 comments
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by juliendc 6y ago
FYI there is a typo in the CTAs. It should be "Request Availability" instead of "Request Availibility". I'd fix that because it doesn't look very professional. Otherwise the concept is nice, makes a lot of sens
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by juliendc 6y ago
A very respected developer in my previous company once told me: "make the change easy, then make the easy change". I guess everybody has already heard it because it's kind of a famous quote but it has really changed the way I
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by juliendc 6y ago
They are following the trends of flat design and rounded corners, which I don’t really mind. I’m more bothered by the fact that nothing is aligned: the GitHub logo, the breadcrumb, the horizontal menu and the issue title are all on differen
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by juliendc 6y ago
I built this because I didn't find any good quality library of resources for product managers. Usually it's a simple list with just a few informations. I've put all those resources in categories such as books, apps or podcast
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Show HN: ProductVitamins – Library of great resources for product managers(productvitamins.io)
2 points by juliendc 6y ago|1 comments
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by juliendc 7y ago
Yes I totally agree with you, it's not a fair comparaison. My point was indeed that there is no real Rails equivalent in the Node ecosystem. Something mature which is supported by a large community over many years. Django, Spring Boot,
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by juliendc 7y ago
I can totally relate on this. In the end I think Rails and Node have different purposes. I would still use Node for proxy-style servers. Something with a small and focused scope which has to scale. For business intensive apps with a large s
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by juliendc 7y ago
I've recently built a Node server with TypeScript and it's a joy to use with external libraries when the types are available. It's such a time saver to not have to guess which method to call with which arguments (I've ha
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by juliendc 7y ago
I've a bunch of small Rails apps running on Heroku and I've to say that I'm impressed by the relevance of the new features in the latest Rails releases. Action Text, Active Storage and Action Cable are solving common and pain