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Comment #20591030
Sonder | Software Engineer | ONSITE (San Francisco, Montreal) | Full-Time | https://www.sonder.com Sonder is re-inventing hospitality by building tech that powers seamless experien…
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Comment #13143514
like a TurboTax for all immigration forms?
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Comment #9947038
We're developing out Android app in Kotlin! It is a very promising language and as others have mentioned, the IDE support is superb, first class. Easy learning curve if you already…
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Comment #9069100
Isn't it just a prettier RSS reader? basically Flipboard? Also, I'm skeptical of the concept of "bynd-zero" because it is impossible. In fact it'll be even more stressful because t…
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Comment #8960835
Doing OOP in languages like Java and Ruby tend to involve classes, objects, encapsulation and state coordinating. Now, the truth is, state is really hard to maintain. You have this…
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Comment #8956953
what's the difference between boot and leiningen?
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Comment #8936229
if you seriously want to understand it :)
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Comment #8931521
yet another React + Flux "framework". The truth is, a lot of companies who are using React and Flux already have a framework in place, they just didn't polish it to put it out ther…
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Comment #8924551
The idea behind OOP makes sense. But the carry-out of OOP in pragmatic programming languages is the problem. http://www.infoq.com/presentations/Are-We-There-Yet-Rich-Hic...
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Comment #8919714
> but your OOP needs to be on point if you hope to build something maintainable for the web. OOP != maintainable codebase
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Comment #8888076
Strip away all the fancy, it's just a list. I don't buy it
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Comment #8087982
By the end of day, it's all about delivering substance, not style.
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Comment #8051713
React much?
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Comment #7172378
My point is: It'll be hard for your blogging platform to stand out if it's garnering first impressions that it's a "Medium knock off". I do agree with the idea of constraints and b…