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The guy seems to understand that his just a cattle and he likes that or even if he doesn't like it he chooses to use the service because the feed is good, but not every one likes to be a cattle.
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The job of coursera is to provide access to learning and there it should stop. Coursera should not provide certificate of any kind, most people go there to learn not to become certified on anything, Cheaters will go way if there is no certificate since their purpose is not to learn.
This is a good reason to learn go :)
Secondly a question :)
Play team solved the compile "problem" of java using a lib from eclipse so it compiles files on the fly. do you have something similar, or do you plan to include something similar? I think compiling on every change you make while developing an app is painful, the biggest problem java frameworks have, excluding Play! of course.
Cancel :)
Well maybe not everyone, I guess pedophiles will be very disappointed and will play the card of freedom to convince otherwise.
I guess the only reason why "Arrington copycats" hate them is that they create and execute successful copycat companies.
I have two dedicated servers (EX 6 with ECC) they are awesome. Until now I had no issue with them.
I hope they continue this way.
I think these predictions overlook technological advancements just like Malthus did.
I think the problems she referes to are completely unrelated to female in tech!
From the post I understood that she was pissed because they did not accept her fix on testing the app from the IDE.
The second point was that there is a bug in the framework that they could not find... it seems though as the bug is in their application. (concurrent modification of a Map is a problem in java not Play!)
It's a pity to give up such a great framework for silly reasons.
Every time I have to switch to another framework (especially jsf) I want to shoot myself.
Anyway... good luck finding another good java framework.
I would go for a friend or colleague... but never family member :)
I think you are assuming too much.
good programmers do not have friends :)
and by the way do not forget to meditate on sarcasm, always make the other feel bad for being alive.
What I don't like is that the erlang community criticizes Node.js it's like they feel threatened.