Product makes great impression. Still I have a slight problem with pricing scheme. If for a band 5GB is not enough, and needs e.g. 10GB instead, it needs to put out 120€ per month more. That sounds hostile.
It would be probably better if pricing scheme is more modular, and pure hosting capacity aspects are priced reasonably.
Additionally option of yearly licenses with hosting on side of a client would be a big plus
If I remember correctly they were paying to charity for giving them stars ;-)
Where people use parseInt, they usually should use Number: ['10', '10', '10'].map(Number); // [10, 10, 10]
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President's time is limited, so it's better if just representatives of bigger groups of people call him directly. I think we can say that in some sense Mark represents larger group of people.
I have always spare battery on me (fits small pocket), and it's quite often it has its use.
When I travel I always have 2 spare batteries, so I have assured battery live for long day of heavy usage (GPS navigation etc).
With such option you never worry about battery drain and you can freely use your device up to maximum.
I have Mountain Lion on early 2008 MBP, and it works really well.
What's funny any problems that I had with this computer (Wifi port permanently turning off), started with one of the Leopard upgrades, it was just fixed once when I upgraded to Mountain Lion (what a nice surprise) but it wasn't long, issue got back with one of the first ML updates.
Otherwise machine works really well, so it's not necessarily true that installing new OS on old hardware trashes it.
How Feedly is not dependent on Google Reader?
I see that it syncs with Google Reader, but what will happen when Google Reader will die?
Does Feedly provide simple import/export functionality? Are we free to export our subscriptions from Feedly to some other software?
Fixing one version with exactly same other is just wrong, why do they do that?
Still with no support of __proto__ which means it's unusable for sophisticated stuff.
well.. 64GB limit of internal memory, makes this device not capable for any serious development, design etc. work.
I think there are more use cases for similar tool but based on Set instead of an Array. Otherwise worth noting
JavaScript is my main language since about 5 years, and I love it. I know a lot JavaScript developers and honestly I don't know any that "hate" the language, about 80% are very passionate about it, for rest is just tool to achieve the goals.
JavaScript has minor flaws but in general when understood it's outstanding. However it's not the style that you've been taught in school (OOP) and that's the problem for many newcomers.
It looks that you're just frustrated with something and want whole world to be as well, it won't work. Try CoffeeScript, it's much more approachable when coming from OOP world, then when you get how JavaScript works and understand it makes sense, you'll be ready to program in it directly.
I'll just add that I totally I agree with samth
I'm strong user of Node.js style modules (also for client side) and I see modules as proposed for Harmony as big step forward. It's basically same concept but with dedicated syntax (well put syntax) and some extra powerful features.
I've once setup some comparison how today modules written for Node.js (like modules that are functions) will look in harmony. I didn't spot any issues. See slides 86-87 at http://www.slideshare.net/medikoo/javascript-modules-done-ri...