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Comment #8791605
I couldn't agree more. I was thinking the same thing while reading it.
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Comment #8791590
can you hear yourself ? you sound like a snob bitch. Lets write a server in ruby, or rust ? LOL
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Comment #8791553
I was thinking the same thing. It has nothing to do with callbacks. > fully resolving circular dependencies is equivalent to solving the halting problem, IIRC. I don't think so. An…
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Comment #8791534
this article boils down to the comments.
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Comment #8787230
oh god, why ?
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Comment #8787149
I don't like surveys, but I can tell you this. ES6 all the way down. ES7 async stuff looks great. facebook flow looks promising take a look at 6to5 project
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Comment #8773416
you can always solve any problem throwing money at it. I guess the main point is running the same thing with 30% less servers, not more.
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Comment #8773397
try compiling a super simple sass file multiple times. The time it takes varies so much. Ruby's performance is not predictable. The point here is why the same algorithm would take …
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Comment #8771322
do you know assembly ? and what about raw binary ?
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Comment #8771313
I never wanted to learn the details of how a computer really work as, but I spend a single week learning C, just to learn the basic concepts like pointers. It really helped me unde…
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Comment #8771268
This is a great advice if you want to be a generalist. I'm a specialist. Take a look in this article, it illustrates pretty well the differences. http://www.nczonline.net/blog/2014…
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Comment #8771253
I don't want to start a flame war here. But why do I ever need to hit the backend? If not to save state. Logic must run only on the frontend I don't see any need for a Rails contro…
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Comment #8771226
I see people complaining about JS fragmentation. While it is a problem, it is just a consequence of how hard it is to create a complex webapp this days. The thing is this. Things i…
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Comment #8765948
LOL, angular get stuck ...
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Comment #8765903
why not gulp ?
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Comment #8765901
> A bunch of guys with inflated egos cramming tens of kilobytes of js into pages that need zero, all for a worse UX. LOL Yeah because that 14.4K modem is a huge problem. In a time …
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Comment #8765893
This is wrong in so many levels. Have you ever heard about React and the advantage of the virtual DOM. And about famo.us For toy projects like this, I guess this is fine. But lets …
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Comment #8741811
who cares
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Comment #8741810
who cares