I knew my reply will be heavily hammered by rubyists. There is nothing wrong in the language but I think that shell tools should be written in C or in some other low level language without complex dependencies over ruby or java or python etc. or any other non-default installation stuff
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I like this idea a lot. But why on earth it is written in ruby?! - I know the answer and it is "ok". But it is probably the reason why it won't never gain huge momentum, prove me wrong :)
https://datatables.net/ I am not sure if this is the original base for Kendo UI's Grid. But this is great.
where do you live?
is this now viable for cluster? I mean simple backbone for 20+ for these with combined network and power unit? is there still any point at all?
Why to use this over Flowdock? Flowdock: Group chat for teams. Integrates with GitHub, Jira, Trello.
www.flowdock.com
Sure
script anyone?! :D
There is freedom of choice. You don't have to use it.
Thank you! a Great piece of software that I use constantly. The world is better place with developers like you. Go on and hug yourself.
I agree, if you are web designer and you only made some simple effects etc. etc. you should use jquery or plain js.
but if you are software developer etc. and you are creating a web-application you should angular or some other beefier framework, backbone/knockout/ember/whatnot.. or you can just re-invet the wheel
is was there? :) sharing is caring!
Seriously, what obfuscator is used here?
Nice! I love good quality code: http://www.hemingwayapp.com/js/hemingway-doubleup-obf.js
does anyone know what kind of obfuscator is used here? or is this hand crafted?
Thanks!
I think that I will stick with this: "You should stick with the simple stuff from now on. Capisce?"
I understand first and second example, but not the third.
Someone care to explain? You can assign value for card but no read at the same line?
Once I though that I understand something but I was wrong :)
Nothing special here. But, even though I've done work with javascript for many years, I have not seen this before.