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Sketch | Senior Go Backend Developer | Remote | Fulltime Sketch is a design platform with an award-winning native Mac app and browser-based collaboration tools. Over a million peop…

When I said framework I meant standard library. The most important thing to learn is not the syntax of the language but the standard library. They know everything the language can …

Thank you. My blog is rather old and still runs on app engine. First time I ever hit the free quota. Should be up again.

Yes. I believe such a book exists (or should at least) for every language as well. Effective Java — http://www.amazon.com/Effective-Java-Edition-Joshua-Bloch/dp... POODR (Ruby) — h…

It's definitely a good way to get started with learning, but you have to be even more careful that you're not just copying patterns from one app to another. I had this experience w…

Acclivity NYC (jobs@acclivitynyc.com) PYTHON BACK-END DEVELOPER (Full-time - New York, NY) We’re looking for an experienced Python back-end developer. You’ll be responsible for mai…

I've seen the math behind it and you are definitely correct.

Cibs are indeed web optimized format. Thanks for the explanation.

Didn't know about this. I have thought about extending my example to run user defined commands on user defined files. Obviously someone beat me to it. Thanks for the link.

Clarification: Not enstore.com itself, but the admin utility used to manage your store is built with Cappuccino.

Yeah I'm really curious about the story behind the tag now.

I've been using `git difftool` and `ksdiff` for more than half a year now and it works perfectly.

We made it that subtle intentionally. It was supposed to be an addition that doesn't take your focus away from the actual website. So in a way, it's there to not be seen.

Thanks, we are aware of that bug, just haven't got around to fixing it.

Building that Cappuccino/Atlas frontend