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joenied
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Comment #11430020
Getting the same error also. Cool tool and hope to check it out when I can figure it out what's wrong
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Comment #7490180
I like what i'm reading but I want a video to see how it functions. Makes me leery this might not even be a product yet.
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Comment #7490162
Do this! I went to community college and you where guaranteed admission into any state school as long as you meet the GPA requirements. Work hard at community college and go to a g…
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Comment #7396691
Loving SailsJS right now for building out API's and if I ever want to integrate sockets with it I can.
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Comment #7395928
You talking about getting a general idea laid out? Like Axure?
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Comment #7362435
The difference between static site and full fledged CMS. What if I just want to design something and do some simple DB calls? Don't want something big like wordpress and don't want…
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Comment #7360982
The difference is only 4k. So not much of a difference.
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Comment #7357598
Do you think it would hurt me in the future to not have worked in a real office environment?
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Choosing between two job opportunities
Recently i've been restarting the job search. I've been generating a lot of interest and I guess you could say I have a happy problem. I'm a front-end developer who is also a talen…
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Comment #6934806
I found the GIF on this page explains it pretty good: https://github.com/koajs/koa/blob/master/docs/guide.md
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Comment #6852292
Yep I do this everyday. I used to think TODO lists were for people who weren't disciplined enough to get stuff done. But it keeps me concentrated on what task needs to be done inst…
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Comment #6737478
I'm interested in hearing more about Amazon beanstalk. Haven't personally used it. But does having my ec2 under beanstalk take care of securing my instances?