kackontent

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by kackontent 12y ago
On the other hand, ordinary people in Russia seems to stand firmly behind their government and its' actions. Putin's popularity hits record hights (ridiculous 87% in latests polls - http://www.themoscowtimes.com/ne
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App Store Realities – Six Years as an Indy Mobile App Developer(medium.com)
12 points by kackontent 12y ago|2 comments
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by kackontent 12y ago
How performant is this or other similar projects (pfff, PHP-Parser)? Are any of them a viable option to use for a base of a improved support for PHP in text editors (say vim, st, atom)?
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by kackontent 12y ago
If we talk about Kiva it's always worth to revisit this article http://www.nextbillion.net/blogpost.aspx?blogid=3726 which asks some good questions about their model.
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Rethinking Viral: Why the Digital World Is Not as Democratic as We Think(psmag.com)
9 points by kackontent 12y ago|0 comments
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Why Uber is Worth $18.2 Billion(stratechery.com)
2 points by kackontent 12y ago|0 comments
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by kackontent 12y ago
> We’ve tried to make it as easy and simple as possible to use. Here’s how it works. First, you create a Vesper Sync account using an email address and a password. Then, your Vesper data — the text of your notes, your image attachments,
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by kackontent 12y ago
> If I'm creating an HTTP API and someone else is writing the front-end, I'll create unit tests that spin up my API and make requests to it to ensure I get the correct responses. That's not unit test though, rather integra
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by kackontent 13y ago
This is great and exactly what I need in my PHP. Glad to see types making sort of a come back (see also: TypeScript) as I think they're, in one way or another, necessity in a large scale applications. One note though - the success of t
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by kackontent 13y ago
Boys with toys. Toys for killing people.
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by kackontent 13y ago
I like FF dev tools a lot, yet there is some stuff there that could be better: - no call stack(?) - breakpoints are a bit of a hit or miss, especially when callbacks are involved. - http request monitoring is a bit messy - you see the reque
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by kackontent 13y ago
I tried WebStorm and found their support for TS severly lacking, IIRC it was limited to automatic compilation and basic syntax detecting. Code understanding/static type analysis was basically non-existent, e.g. it wasn't checking
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by kackontent 13y ago
Thanks! Gonna give it a try, always thought online plans are only about their team management tools.
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by kackontent 13y ago
My only gripe - VS is way too expensive, for my pocket at least. And you need VS to program in TS, Intellisense is that good. Sure, you can go with Express edition but then you don't have node.js extension - which kinda make the whol
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by kackontent 13y ago
It's basically a common pattern when it comes to UI for the lists, I remember MFC had it like a hundred years ago and I bet they weren't the 1st to do it this way.
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by kackontent 13y ago
Thanks for mentioning RainLoop,I was looking at various open source webmails and wasn't happy with them (Mailpile looks promising though), but never before run into RainLoop, looks like a winner.
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by kackontent 13y ago
Well, you could do a better job at criticizing richly-sourced article than just write opinions in a matter-o-factly way. First of all, the article doesn't say much (anything?) about MVC frameworks. Then, mediator and observer are very