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What Java alternatives do we have other than Mono/C#?

God.. I got scared thinking my new laptop is having a hardware problem or something.

writing yucky Java and still dealing with yucky JavaScript? :P

Interesting.. they were also attacked a week ago (and started using CloudFlare): http://blog.cloudflare.com/the-ddos-that-knocked-spamhaus-of...

> PUT for update (and PATCH too).

PUT for update and PATCH for partial update.

From having feelings? WTF is wrong with you people.

Thanks! Was trying to remember this one.

>One-year validity

Yes but you can renew for free.

Damn people are so dumb.. way to ruin your reputation. This is why I should start my own start-up :|

Oh and did the developer of Flat UI file a counter takedown notice?

Edit: Sorry if I offended anyone, just posted what I thought.

Does this break Meteor.js? (It uses <template> for.. templates)

Actually that's the only bit confusing part of the documentation (which now everyone is quoting to troll Angular).

AFAIK CSS uses camelCase for variables.[1]

1: http://css-tricks.com/currentcolor/

Even if it only runs Chrome OS?

I don't find that post hilarious but good thing: they no longer need to do the dirty-checking in the latest Chrome[1], which will improve performance significantly.

1: https://plus.google.com/112439678898563138768/posts/RZKRBiGX...

>JPEG XR†, seems vastly superior to WebP in almost every way

No animations duh.

haha in-joke.

Well you have no idea how much shit and limits I have to go through because of these sickos.

"During the trial, jurors were forced to watch hours of videos in which females engaged in sex acts involving human waste and animals."

Made me chuckle.

What's with this Arab/Muslim mentality? What harm can non-pornographic nude photos do to kids?

It might not be very safe at the moment, but this _is_ the future no matter how much you troll.

There's also Caja by Google: http://code.google.com/p/google-caja/

Angular is used internally by Google for bit-more-than-complex projects so its possible my friend. It was also used for the Double Click for Advertisers rewrite.[1]

>and still lot of things they didn't support like proper callbacks upon rendering, etc

Heh render callbacks in Angular? That's so Backbone. Did you read the hello world tutorial?

1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJoAnVRIVQo

>Angular.js. Now this is more like it in terms of magic. Then, the other day, I decided to add a date picker to one of my forms. Uh oh: http://www.grobmeier.de/angular-js-binding-to-jquery-ui-date.... - how many lines of code just to make it a date picker? I couldn't have written that code myself without several more days of banging my head. Wonder what'd happen if I really try and do something it doesn't agree with... So out the window with that for the time being.

To be fair, you can just use Angular UI as that article says: <input ng-model="date" ui-date> for a date picker and the ui-jq directive for any other jQuery plugin.

Just in case this saves someone's time:

phantomjs-node uses ridiculous hacks. Not being rude but I think the author was drunk when writing that. I ended up wasting quite some time when trying to customize it.

You do NOT need to use any hacks whatsoever to run dnode on phantom, just browserify(https://github.com/substack/node-browserify) the shoe and dnode modules and use the example code at https://github.com/substack/dnode .

Makes me kinda hate the book since he was such an awesome blogger. :(

>There’s no way to download resources with phantomjs – the only thing you can do is create a snapshot of the page as a png or pdf. That’s useful but meant we had to resort back to request() for the PDF download.

That's not a "problem", you shouldn't be using Webkit to download files.

Looks like Google App Engine.

Totally agree. Even worse is when someone tries to shove another language down your throat in a JavaScript tutorial i.e., CoffeeScript.

Same. I also feel bad for the people stuck with Backbone.

I won't suggest any non-technical person to use the "open web" you guys want.