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Re:Show HN: HardyPress, zero-maintenance, “static” Wordpress hosting s...
on Friday September 01, 2017 @02:25AM (#15146562)
brilliant
Re:Show HN: HardyPress, zero-maintenance, “static” Wordpress hosting s...
on Tuesday August 29, 2017 @10:21AM (#15124440)
I wonder if it could really work as advertized... how many problems could be found making a static website, even on a medium size WP? And what about dynamic content such as comments, search, filters or other specific plugins?
So, we can do everything with integration testing in Rails?
A genuine react js introduction from a newbie pov
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Introducing DATO, a CMS for static sites
Should you talk to clients about testing?
Re:Criticisms of Angular
on Wednesday September 23, 2015 @12:50PM (#10266190)
for the record: in the second paragraph we can find this sentence:
> we’ve been working with Angular for almost nine months now (the original article in italian is dated February 2015)
it means this post is just a translation of something experienced a year ago (Angular 1.1) A half of the comments reply to solutions arrived on 1.4, with hindsight.
This delay is definitely not clear, but casts new light on the content.
Re:Redpomo: Redmine, Pomodoro technique and Todo-txt. Together.
on Tuesday June 19, 2012 @10:21AM (#4131946)
sure for the first and second points; I don't like pomodoro so much but I always need a time tracker and something to check the time I'm spending daily. This has been really usefull.
Re:Redpomo: Redmine, Pomodoro technique and Todo-txt. Together.
on Tuesday June 19, 2012 @10:19AM (#4131930)
I've been using it since a couple of months... no doubt: best tool of the year!!!