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Re:Mysterious Android codebase commit
on Monday January 04, 2016 @06:43AM (#10834996)
oh, i hope so!
Re:Signal Desktop
on Thursday December 03, 2015 @07:14AM (#10669179)
nope!
Re:Ask HN: Why Node.js and for which type of App?
on Saturday July 04, 2015 @11:06AM (#9830357)
good question!
Re:Ask HN: Why Node.js and for which type of App?
on Saturday July 04, 2015 @11:06AM (#9830354)
As mentioned, i tried Visual Studio Code on OSX. works like a charm.. i would give it a try!
Re:Ask HN: Why Node.js and for which type of App?
on Saturday July 04, 2015 @10:31AM (#9830245)
i will try it! :) thanks!
Re:Ask HN: Why Node.js and for which type of App?
on Saturday July 04, 2015 @09:55AM (#9830139)
Thanks!
So, you would use node.js just as a service to process data on the server side and not as a application for the desktop (with a gui)?
Re:Ask HN: Why Node.js and for which type of App?
on Saturday July 04, 2015 @09:50AM (#9830126)
Hi there, thanks for your response.
I programmed some Desktop Apps with Java and C#. And during some hackathons i used python+flask+nginx to implement a Web-Applications with a RestAPI on the backend.
I was just curious for which type of application i can use node.js (since i didn't use javascript on the backend at all). Usually i used PHP, C# or Pyhton for the backend..
Is MS Windows 10 using node.js for their applications (since its possible to develop Node.js apps in Visual Studio Code)?
Ask HN: Why Node.js and for which type of App?
Hi guys,i'm a computer scientist student and previously read a lot about Node.js. But, to be honest, i have not really a feeling for what i can use a node.js App. Is it a desktop application where i can use html to render the views and the communication between view an backend works i.e. with a RestAPI? Or is it for pure web applications?Thanks a lot for your inputs.edit: started yesterday with...
Re:RetroShare: For the Paranoid in You
on Saturday June 08, 2013 @08:10AM (#5844658)
for those who just would like an encrypted chat. i‘m very happy with the otr plugin for pidgin. additionally every adium (macos) user could use this feature ootb. but.. maybe the hardest part.. you have to convince your "i dont care"-"i have no secrets" colleagues to use it.. :)