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Comment #14496641
I maintain a small open source library for managing payments websites that uses this architecture [1]. My Lambda costs have been about $0.04 per transaction. Also you can provision…
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Comment #13305023
An old stock art CD-ROM by Redouté.
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Comment #13303517
I developed a static site generator for e-commerce called Flatmarket: https://github.com/christophercliff/flatmarket It lacks some of the features you'd get with a dedicated backen…
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Comment #12639859
I haven't, but even at this size the rendering is quite a bit slower than the calculation. For example, the delay on reload is almost entirely from rendering the shortest path tree…
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Comment #12639807
The geographic rendering APIs tend to be incompatible with the graphing algorithms and data structures. It's better to optimize your data on the server for algorithmic simplicity a…
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Comment #12191092
Yeah, that was an unpleasant surprise when I started plugging in the street map data :D I'm experimenting with other algorithms and will post some (hopefully) more interesting resu…
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Comment #8943129
This setup assumes manual order fulfillment. If someone manipulates a charge, don't deliver the goods. If you're doing 100s of transactions per day or automating fulfillment, it wo…
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Comment #7239832
Loads of examples at http://highlandjs.org/ .
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Comment #7052433
I wrote an npm module to automate this workflow. You can read about it at http://caisson.co/ . Simplifies the process to a couple commands: $ caisson init yoursite.com $ caisson pu…
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Comment #2389821
It's just a convention for writing jQuery chains. The code is easier to debug because each method is kept on a separate line. Of course this is trivial if there's only one method i…