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by pk11 13y ago
there is also a third approach for those who want to write composable, functional javascript http://dfellis.github.com/queue-flow/2012/09/21/tutorial/
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Systems Programming at Twitter(monkey.org)
7 points by pk11 14y ago|1 comments
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by pk11 15y ago
+1 can you please backup your claim? Scala does not need to be Java popular to be usable (probably no alternative JVM lang will ever be as popular as Java - especially now that Java is evolving). also, play is not "betting" on scala. Just b
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by pk11 15y ago
in play 2.0 (using computer-database java sample app): $ play [computer-database] $ test-only ModelTest or from the command line: $ play "test-only ModelTest"
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by pk11 15y ago
Please note, this blog post is related to Play 1.2.X, not 2.0
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by pk11 15y ago
No need to be worried, the Java API is here to stay. We love Java (as well as Scala).
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by pk11 15y ago
well, that's for play 1.
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Paul Graham on why New York City won’t beat Silicon Valley(thenextweb.com)
4 points by pk11 15y ago|0 comments
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by pk11 15y ago
while I agree with your points I fail to see where the author called many people idiots. can you please elaborate?
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by pk11 15y ago
Speaking from experience? The reason why I am asking is because the post states "the fearful perception doesn’t map to the realities of the language experienced after consistent usage"
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My review of the Strange Loop Developer Conference 2010(innergysoftware.com)
4 points by pk11 16y ago|0 comments
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My Android Toolbox(pk11.tumblr.com)
23 points by pk11 16y ago|3 comments