At least lists, dictionaries map relatively well to a tabular (SQL) format. Objects don't map well at all! Anyone who's spent enough time with "mature" ORMs knows this. Especially when there's a deadline and you have to…
Isn't JS functional?
I've been a bboy off and on for almost a decade, good to see more people getting into it lately, dancing is the healthiest thing I do by far. Some unsolicited advice, there is more to it than just the moves, you'll…
I too, have this set up. I wonder if this is pretty common?
For some reason this whole problem reminds me of early game developers dealing with small amounts of RAM. Which clearly isn't a problem today. So would it be fair to say we should focus on increasing bandwidth to most…
I feel like this could spark a massive bubble pop. I mean if investors have lost confidence in a company with one of the largest user-bases in the world, what does that say about all the startups that are valued so high…
Or, more simply, "I don't give a shit".
linux, problem solved.
As someone who doesn't play video games. I can relate.
At least lists, dictionaries map relatively well to a tabular (SQL) format. Objects don't map well at all! Anyone who's spent enough time with "mature" ORMs knows this. Especially when there's a deadline and you have to…
Isn't JS functional?
I've been a bboy off and on for almost a decade, good to see more people getting into it lately, dancing is the healthiest thing I do by far. Some unsolicited advice, there is more to it than just the moves, you'll…
I too, have this set up. I wonder if this is pretty common?
For some reason this whole problem reminds me of early game developers dealing with small amounts of RAM. Which clearly isn't a problem today. So would it be fair to say we should focus on increasing bandwidth to most…
I feel like this could spark a massive bubble pop. I mean if investors have lost confidence in a company with one of the largest user-bases in the world, what does that say about all the startups that are valued so high…
Or, more simply, "I don't give a shit".
linux, problem solved.
As someone who doesn't play video games. I can relate.