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The official guides are focused on ember-data with little information on how to use an alternative approach until it's stable for production use. This was very confusing for me (I'm in the process of rewriting an application at work in ember).
To see someone actually comment on it is really awesome. You really made my day and I'm glad you like the article.
Here's the link: http://gigaom.com/2013/03/13/chris-wetherll-google-reader/
My first impression was that this is just sad but I guess that different people (and cultures) have different expectations when it comes to communication.
With that said, the author is living inside a bubble created by his environment and his expectations. Saying that everyone should conform to his way of communicating is rude. Saying "thank you" to someone (through whatever communication channel you find most appropriate) is generally not rude.
This is the pull request: https://github.com/twitter/bootstrap/pull/7111. I have no idea how anyone thinks that such commit messages are a good idea. The link certainly doesn't provide more details (unless you read each commit diff).
With that said, thanks for everyone working on Bootstrap. I've used it multiple times for smaller, personal projects and it's been a great time saver.
Other students went to the same school I'm sure. Why are we not seing the same results from all of them or at least from the majority of them? The question whether you should get university education is not an easy one. I'm strugling with it all the time and I am going to an university.
Edit: I'm trying to access it from EU if that makes any difference. Seems like http 500 error is returned for assets hosted on eu.static.mega.co.nz.
[0]: http://www.randomshouting.com/2011/02/06/Free-SMS-notificati...
Of course that begs the question if this is necessary at all since I personally haven't seen it used but I haven't read the source of many JavaScript projects either.
If you are accustomed to test driven development then you will know (or at least you will be able to reason about it) when to apply it and when not to. It is just another development practice. But I do not think that you will fail if you do TDD or if you do not. But you do risk failing if you emphasize the wrong things such us should we use X or Y development practice. Use whatever works for you and your team (if you are not alone).
To give you a more concrete answer: follow common sense and your team's suggestions. Avoid making a development practice one of your priorities.
That of course doesn't answer your question. You can probably keep your job whilst having poor communication skills but that will be a (significant) limiting factor for you.
Developer working mainly on web applications and distributed processing using Hadoop and Hbase. I can work 15-20 hours per week since I'm only looking for part time work.
You can contact me via amir dot hadzic at randomshouting.com.
Thanks for sharing!
I find it hard to believe that someone was maintaining it for 20 years without improving the quality (of the code/design) and making it easier to maintain. Have you seen the code base of the initial version or of the version that is currently being used?
It could be of course that the presentation is not yet finished completely. Nevertheless, the idea is really nice and I would love to see the project take off.
I'm from Europe and the price on steam is 9.99€. Never really understood why they never lower the price when it's in euros.
Edit: I probably should explain. Market seems to download apps to /cache partition before installing them.
List items are added automatically and you can use shortcuts for the most frequently used markdown tags such as bold, italic, code listing, images etc. It also uses it's own undo/redo manager for more granular control.
And http://findpeopleonplus.com has "947,996 Google+ users indexed".
Maybe we should consider the fact that Google+ has more than 10M users now ? Also, you can hide your gender so the stats might be off.