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Comment #25131830
ResilientDB would practically sell itself!
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Comment #21072834
Would be cool to have something like this for debugging outgoing container traffic in Kubernetes.
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Comment #16180172
I got introduced to HTML through Neopets as well. I remember joining a Legend of Zelda guild. Another member and I decided to start our own guild. He showed me how to use an image …
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Comment #15452649
On AWS, we bake our AMIs with packer and include the Ansible roles and playbooks. We use CloudFormation to deploy, so in the instance metadata we have it run Ansible locally to boo…
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Comment #15360114
Agreed, the logistics company IKEA uses - North American Logistics Group is the worst. A table top got damaged so they had to get me a new one and they said I should call them to r…
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Comment #15287233
We're on AWS so we use SSM Parameter Store. Works nicely with KMS and IAM.
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Comment #14770810
If you're in SF: https://bradfieldcs.com/
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Comment #14535341
Perhaps you could instead pivot this idea. I think it would be more interesting if you could have the editor play back all the actions taken that led to the resulting commit.
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Comment #13272288
Same, would love to hear someones thoughts on using this in production, especially compared to BLESS by Netflix ( https://github.com/Netflix/bless ).
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Comment #12500392
Are you guys using rails w/ graphql-ruby? Would love to see a blog post with more details about the backend implementation!
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Comment #9503920
That'd be pretty cool actually. I write quite a bit of Ansible, and having someone to talk to about Python could be really useful. I'm a ruby/js guy myself and have started writing…
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Comment #9362664
Because people can be very opinionated. You're obviously going to find very vocal people on the internet. They may be pushing you toward a technology because that's where they foun…
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Comment #9256678
It's not really that SPA specific, if you want to just use React for the View, then Part 1 and Part 4 (to be written) is probably all you need to get started. Collectively, all the…
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Comment #9256006
Ah sorry about, I was trying to highlight keywords but I might have been too liberal about it.
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Comment #9255587
At the rate I am going, I am hoping by next week. But, the author of Alt has already written an amazing getting started guide: http://goatslacker.github.io/alt/guide/ - check it ou…
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Comment #9255435
For sure, I've added my email in my profile.
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Comment #9255430
Author here, the primer is still in the draft phase but feel free to share your feedback / make pull requests!
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Comment #9255191
I am also struggling with whether it is time for me to move or not. But I think your point about only learning from people better than you... that is a interesting perspective. Lik…
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Comment #9251034
If you are interested in learning vim, there is also the handy vimtutor command.
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Comment #9203367
Does such a thing like this exist for npm? Where it feels like things are updated, like daily.
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Comment #9175557
I switched to webpack (the config is like ~100 loc) and it has replaced the need for a grunt or gulp file entirely.
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Comment #9105190
You're more likely to find this at consulting shops. For example, in Chicago some names might be like: 8th Light, DevMynd, Hashrocket (also in Jacksonville). I think if you go to s…
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Comment #9097603
I'm also using alt and enjoying it. I like that it sticks close to the FB implementation of Flux but there is less boilerplate along with utilities such as bootstrap, snapshot, etc…
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Comment #9092571
Probably because of this: So far, the arguments against it seem to have been "major numebr should go with a major new feature or breaking of compatibility", which just shows how li…
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Comment #8995576
I'm not sure I agree with the author. It's not like React for the web is going to go away, if anything this is lowering the barrier of entry for web developers to develop native mo…