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melc
13y ago
Even though i don't like your attitude i will try to give a little info that may assist other people. The reference i have is a couple of enterprise level projects (information systems for the public sector) built with c#, iis6 for the serv
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melc
13y ago
At the server side it simply gives no choice but proprietary and unreliable ms systems and a weak app/web server (iis). The desktop client side is only good for ms clients. For the devices realm there is nothing to talk about really and reg
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melc
13y ago
Downloaded win version for a 32bit xp system and noticed two bugs, 1. along with the app another window started which was like the menu with a menu item "File" represented by a horizontal line at the very top of my screen, i just right clic
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melc
13y ago
i think meant fetal position, otherwise an accident may occur :)
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melc
13y ago
Same approach here. No ember-data just creating Ember objects within a type of DAO ember class/object using ajax calls to the server side. Caching is enabled both in client at that Ember controller and on the server side before hitting the
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melc
14y ago
From personal experience in order to get started just checking out the documentation(i had started with the old documentation now called guides) should be fine. Some googling around might be needed but should not take much time. Generally i
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melc
14y ago
i've been using ember for the past three months in a fairly complex project and i'm very happy with it ; a platform that builds business web apps dynamically for devices (20+ pages,250+ fields per app with validations, calculated fields, co
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melc
14y ago
Thanks for posting this article. Dr. Joshua A. Miele is an incredible person and very inspiring. Thank you for your great work and contribution to people.
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melc
14y ago
I'm very pleased with this one, have been using it lately for some projects and it works nicely.
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melc
14y ago
i've been using ember for some time now for a complex application and everything seems to be clearly separated. Easily integrated with jqm and generally its model and controllers can be used effortlessly by other frameworks as well. Actuall
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melc
14y ago
Thank you Paul for sharing! no_more_death i share your beliefs and i think you answer to yourself. Christianity does not encourage coercion at all, after all as you mention only states the consequences of actions that people might take.
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melc
14y ago
I agree, i believe we should not forget death to help us fight the ordinary vain reality. Thanks for sharing this.
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melc
14y ago
>Though, frankly, the fact that good hackers prefer Python to Java should tell you something about the relative merits of those languages. Not realy just that the good hackers you mention decided Python fitted better to their specific n
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melc
14y ago
Google patched this , search results with emails no longer available.
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melc
14y ago
umm.... i think he focuses on the merits of the new product and the fact that the company eventually paid attention on the details, otherwise he would probably go for something else
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melc
15y ago
i'm not sure what it does other than moving the little person really slowly by pressing the arrow keys (using chrome)
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melc
15y ago
very nice, i like the dark colour scheme however i would prefer to see a difference between the colours of the streets and the sea.
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melc
15y ago
I agree with other commenters, that sometimes you try other revenue streams in order to see how the market or potential customers might respond. If you see any good signs then one may choose to focus and strengthen these options.
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15y ago
In addition to the 3 minimal actions I would also add, to use relevant keywords in each page's content. Often I notice clients creating content without actually using the keywords, by which they want the specific pages to be found. Also che
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melc
15y ago
It's true that some people are genetically more intelligent than others. What matters is what you do with your intelligence, which only makes the work easier or harder, and the amount of improvement. People can get much better or worse, reg