rbxbx

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by rbxbx 14y ago
Any plans to support JVM based languages? I imagine something like Tomcat would work with your ideology of uploading a file (in this case a .jar) via FTP and being up and running. Adding JVM support would add many languages to your supporte
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Once Upon A Time At the MIT AI Lab(twopoint718.github.com)
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RestKit Object Mapping with RubyMotion(thunderboltlabs.com)
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by rbxbx 14y ago
I've heard good things about http://www.appfog.com/ who used to specialize in heroku-esque PHP deployments. Perhaps they'd be worth checking out.
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by rbxbx 14y ago
Github wants to explain what Git has to offer you. I assume they want to see you as a potential customer, and if nothing else it gives you a real live low-risk git repository to play with after you're done with the tutorial.
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by rbxbx 14y ago
It's not that crazy if you think about it. If you're a freelancer working small contracts for people that "want a website", you're pretty free to use whatever technology you'd like. Doubly so if you "provide hosting". Outside of tech and co
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by rbxbx 14y ago
At first I thought this was an attempt at trolling, but then I noticed that Mr. Golick is the commenter so therefor I must assume serious intent. Care to give an answer better than "some book some java dudes wrote 20 years ago said so"? Whi
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by rbxbx 14y ago
It has a "Railsier" "Convention over Configuration" type ethos. Certainly more opinionated, if nothing else, where as Backbone is more of an empty canvas & instruments to cover it. There are technical difference as well, but I think th
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by rbxbx 14y ago
Does Habit List use iCloud to sync it's data across my devices?
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by rbxbx 14y ago
He's not interested in furthering his studies to make more money. "The richness is in me, in my heart and in my head, not in my pockets," said Filipaj, who is now an American citizen.
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Parallel Haskell Digest #9(well-typed.com)
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by rbxbx 14y ago
This is a wonderful example of "Working Code Wins". Keep in mind though that often this complexity doesn't scale, for those of you on a team looking to implement similar A/B test code ;) Way to be scrappy, Patrick.
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by rbxbx 14y ago
Obligatory mention of "Inventing on Principle" by Bret Victor ( https://vimeo.com/36579366 ) which explores a lot of similar turf. With Circa though we get to have these things today though, and with C integration to boot. Great work.
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by rbxbx 14y ago
do keep us in the loop :)
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Dave Thomas on OOP – Commercially successful but practically a disaster(channel9.msdn.com)
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by rbxbx 14y ago
I'm also a pretty big proponent of distributed teams :) That said, as others have noted, if you're hiring quality people, there's no reason they can't learn Clojure on the job. Plus if you make an investment in your people they're more like
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by rbxbx 14y ago
ahem Will it be open source? I'm a firm believer in open source software and open source technologies. I can guarantee you that Light Table will be built on top of the technologies that are freely available to us
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by rbxbx 14y ago
I think this is a moot point, as we've seen time and time again using technologies such as Clojure/OCaml/Haskell/Etc is a boon for hiring great talent, not the other way around. http://janestreet.com/minsky_weeks-jfp_18.pdf See part 4 "Pe
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by rbxbx 14y ago
If you're into this type of thing, I imagine http://throneofjs.com/ would be up your alley as well. Speakers: Alex MacCaw — Spine.js Steve Sanderson — knockout.js Dan Webb — Top Secret Erich Ocean — Blossom Miško H
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by rbxbx 14y ago
Perhaps a tool similar to [Titanium]( http://www.appcelerator.com/products/titanium-desktop-applic... ) would suit the needs of this project. Essentially you write your application in standard html/css/js and are then able to distribute OS-
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by rbxbx 14y ago
So it's "Hot or Not" for puppies?
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by rbxbx 14y ago
Also bear in mind that the community behind Rails is more mature, and a lot more companies have stake in it being an effective solution than do CoffeeScript, not to mention the fact that Yehuda Katz probably has a bit more reach than Michae
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by rbxbx 14y ago
Fairly certain that they're playing off of [Comet]( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comet_(programming) )
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by rbxbx 14y ago
2) Wouldn't http://documentcloud.github.com/backbone/docs/backbone-local... work for local development?
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by rbxbx 14y ago
You're correct. That's why the first version was written in Ruby :)
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GVM – The Go Version Manager(blog.moovweb.com)
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by rbxbx 15y ago
https://github.com/lightness/lightrail would seem to be of interest :)
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by rbxbx 15y ago
Does litlet have an official or 3rd party rss feed? A quick search turned up nothing of note.
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by rbxbx 15y ago
Did anyone else find this to be skeevy/pervy typical male nerd fantasy bullshit? Too often Sci-Fi books go down this path as well, taking what could be an otherwise compelling story and turning it into ... this. (Daemon by Daniel Suarez is
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by rbxbx 15y ago
According to their forums, disabling sound (ie: turning the volume all the way down), fixes lag/stutter. In practice that seems to be mostly true. Still find the controls slightly unintuitive (but I imagine with an external mouse things wou

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