What's wrong with Sybase? Quite a powerful database.
This reminds me to log in more often.
Disgusting, but not in any way surprising.
Looks like he removed the post.
The galaxy nexus is a stock android device, no such UI modifications from samsung are present here. Instead, apple is going after device-wide search and some other ridiculous patents.
I'm still converned over the fate of the x64 compilers.
I fail to see the problem with minification. The minificator can insert semicolons by itself because the algorithm for that is known and present in every JS engine. Besides, it just looks cleaner without them. Less for…
Portability between servers and reusable apps are the first examples that came to my mind. A reusable app would need an extra installation step and need to duplicate its routes in more than one syntax for different…
Here is a simple example which pops up too often: i need a "flatpages" controller which will display a page based on its url. Or, as another example, a category tree. With regexes, this is a piece of cake. With routers…
What's wrong with Sybase? Quite a powerful database.
This reminds me to log in more often.
Disgusting, but not in any way surprising.
Looks like he removed the post.
The galaxy nexus is a stock android device, no such UI modifications from samsung are present here. Instead, apple is going after device-wide search and some other ridiculous patents.
I'm still converned over the fate of the x64 compilers.
I fail to see the problem with minification. The minificator can insert semicolons by itself because the algorithm for that is known and present in every JS engine. Besides, it just looks cleaner without them. Less for…
Portability between servers and reusable apps are the first examples that came to my mind. A reusable app would need an extra installation step and need to duplicate its routes in more than one syntax for different…
Here is a simple example which pops up too often: i need a "flatpages" controller which will display a page based on its url. Or, as another example, a category tree. With regexes, this is a piece of cake. With routers…