malero

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by malero 13y ago
Indeed.com Ruby: 6,401 Python: 8,299 .NET: 26,711 Java: 36,069 An interesting switch is: Django Developer: 1,199 Rails Developer: 3,682 I don't think Ruby, Python, etc will die anytime soon. There are too many small businesses that nee
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by malero 14y ago
TIL futuristic 3D-printers will have a 3.5" floppy disk drive and 2 sets of arrow keys on the keyboard. I can't wait for the future!
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by malero 14y ago
OOP is just another tool in my toolbox. It makes a lot of sense for some problems, and none at all for all of the rest.
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by malero 14y ago
Hah! This video(From 2m52s to 3m24s) demonstrates my experience with the Metro UI perfectly: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDnmuyZJoTw&feature=youtu... The funny thing is, the pane for Visual Studio is the first one in the second col
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by malero 14y ago
So you're saying that it would be less cluttered with touch input rather than a mouse and keyboard? I guess that makes sense... ;) I did't say anything about it not working well with a mouse and keyboard. I said I had a hard time organizing
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by malero 14y ago
After trying out Windows 8 consumer preview for a couple of weeks, I have absolutely no desire to ever use a tablet that has the metro UI/UX. It is wretched. I'm sure there are some people out there that like it... If you are one of these p
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by malero 15y ago
You forgot to include these services: character name changes, character race changes, character transfers, guild transfers, vanity pets and mounts. I'm not proud to say that I have spent money on all of these except the guild transfer servi
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by malero 15y ago
And then in a couple of months when you have to come back and figure out where that weird bug is hiding, you probably will wish that you spent a little more time writing your code properly. Just because PHP lets you write horrible code does
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by malero 15y ago
I think RoR and Django are both great frameworks. If you think that Django is too restrictive or inflexible, you are relying too much on the framework and not on your own abilities as a programmer. Django gets you up and running quickly, Py
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by malero 15y ago
http://www.reddit.com/r/python - 22,586 readers http://www.reddit.com/r/ruby - 8,211 readers http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/python - 66k tagged http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/ruby - 26k tagged