These best part of the post is Tim Bray's response, where he says he would keep PUT and DELETE because they're idempotent, but declined to defend the rest.
I write tons of Java in my day job, and at this point it only hurts when I laugh.
I just wrote a REST API for my company and used PUT and DELETE (Tomcat doesn't support PATCH yet). Plenty of DELETE in Stripe's API: https://stripe.com/docs/api#delete_recipient Github uses HEAD, PATCH, PUT, and DELETE:…
90% of it is print statement -> function. I got pretty tired of scrolling past all that to try and find the interesting bits.
From the announcement blog post: -Cool looking dark theme, because that’s trendy these days
Grrr, the Boing Boing article just links to Forbes.
I hate Forbes - interstitial ads and persistent headers are super annoying. Can we stop posting Forbes links? Boing Boing has the same coverage with a much more reader-friendly site design:…
HeroLight is hard to read on that background and looks rough around the edges on a non-retina screen.
Click through to the "Quip Business" page - they use a Thinkpad instead. Subtle bit of "take us seriously" marketing to business types.
So who is writing an app to trigger streaming from a local network file share?
It's trendy and easier to do an okay job with than the kind of baroque skeuomorphism prevalent in iOS. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5698352
One of the courses I took as an elective in my first semester in a Master's in CS program was a course in Human-Computer Interaction, which included user testing off-campus. It was the second-most useful course I took,…
A train company did this in North Carolina instead of raising the height of their trestle: http://11foot8.com/
These best part of the post is Tim Bray's response, where he says he would keep PUT and DELETE because they're idempotent, but declined to defend the rest.
I write tons of Java in my day job, and at this point it only hurts when I laugh.
I just wrote a REST API for my company and used PUT and DELETE (Tomcat doesn't support PATCH yet). Plenty of DELETE in Stripe's API: https://stripe.com/docs/api#delete_recipient Github uses HEAD, PATCH, PUT, and DELETE:…
90% of it is print statement -> function. I got pretty tired of scrolling past all that to try and find the interesting bits.
From the announcement blog post: -Cool looking dark theme, because that’s trendy these days
Grrr, the Boing Boing article just links to Forbes.
I hate Forbes - interstitial ads and persistent headers are super annoying. Can we stop posting Forbes links? Boing Boing has the same coverage with a much more reader-friendly site design:…
HeroLight is hard to read on that background and looks rough around the edges on a non-retina screen.
Click through to the "Quip Business" page - they use a Thinkpad instead. Subtle bit of "take us seriously" marketing to business types.
So who is writing an app to trigger streaming from a local network file share?
It's trendy and easier to do an okay job with than the kind of baroque skeuomorphism prevalent in iOS. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5698352
One of the courses I took as an elective in my first semester in a Master's in CS program was a course in Human-Computer Interaction, which included user testing off-campus. It was the second-most useful course I took,…
A train company did this in North Carolina instead of raising the height of their trestle: http://11foot8.com/