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Re:See how many classic books you can read in 2023 with just 20 minute...
on Tuesday December 20, 2022 @04:40PM (#34073007)
This web project is Python Flask web server backed by MongoDB, mostly written as Jinja template HTMLs and forms instead of any slick JavaScript which was fun to try!
The mobile apps are Objective-C for iOS (with very small amounts of Swift, boy I have been slow to pick that up and start migrating my codebase) and Java for Android. Backed by a Flask API and MongoDB.
Re:See how many classic books you can read in 2023 with just 20 minute...
on Tuesday December 20, 2022 @03:52PM (#34072367)
> Incidentally, I read Moby Dick this year and found it a mixed experience, but more on a pleasure side.
Same here! Enjoyed more than not, but not at all what I was expecting. Much funnier than I had thought it would be. I did get a chuckle at how quickly things wrapped up at the end and how I had completely forgot the narrator was actually a character on the ship.
I want to hate this new classic lit reading app but I do not
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Re:Announcing MongoDB 3.0
on Tuesday February 03, 2015 @09:46AM (#8990529)
I agree this announcement is dripping with hype, but all the same I'm excited to get my hands on this. Seems like they're trying to address (some) common pain points.