harunurhan

In that case, I wouldn't. But I believe that it will happen eventually, this is not a 10lines project, has many lines of code and since it's new, I expect a lot to be changed. Then those changes are going to break features.

So I should wait until stuff starts breaking, then start complaining.

Looks nice, 0 dependency, simple design but there is one issue...

I see that you don't have a single unit test or integration or functional etc.

Even if your in house developers know what they are doing (which is a myth, stuff will break) it's going to be difficult accept contributions from community without any tests that make (almost) sure existing features are working with the changes.

I disagree, I don't know may be it's a preference thing but I think the code with points is readable for me and doesn't require to write extra function, class etc.

> Can I just feed it a JSON object that represents a query and it will "work"?

You can use a query builder [1][2], although it's not exactly create a JSON object for a query but still better than directly writing SQLs and IMHO it's more clean than JSON object queries.

[1] - https://github.com/tgriesser/knex

[2] - https://github.com/hiddentao/squel

I would also check this

https://insights.stackoverflow.com/trends?tags=angular%2Crea...

I think it's better to wait a little bit and see what happens, because there is still controversial things (such as unsealed votes being counted) going on which is usual after every election in Turkey, but who knows.

But why?

Most of them are not really smooth (Chrome 49 on Macbook)

Hi, I like the fact that you do tons of open source contributions. So as current student, I'd like to ask if are hiring or planning to hire any interns/new grads?

Wow, cool feature from DuckDuckGo, it seems to be working well. If you want more detailed cheatsheet for ES6 https://github.com/DrkSephy/es6-cheatsheet is a good one, I believe.

Now I think swift has enough web frameworks and somebody should build an ORM.

I think because it runs on Node 4, written in ES6, uses Koa by default instead of Express

I like how you differentiate from Sails such as ES6, and also the fact that you are much more community oriented. Although I am not a JS fan for backend, I will give it a try next time instead of using Sails.

I agree with you, but I think SDKs for at least Android and iOS will be available very soon.

Addition to others http://remoteok.io/ is good for remote jobs.

Are you sure that you optimized/tuned Neo4j or MongoDB as much as you did with ArangoDB?

Also, I don't like when a company posts a comparison between its product and others. Although some of them are arguably informative and objective, I consider these posts as marketing/ad posts.

Several months ago, I was looking for something like this. Then I started using bc but wasn't enough for me then I thought why not Python? It has tons of math and statistics libraries/functions and easier than shell script with bc.

So I started using Python by simply typing Python and do my stuff. It is fast enough and super productive.

I think a detailed performance comparison should be provided to be more transparent and to make developers start using Anko. I mean I want to see how it differs in terms of app opening time, apk size, loading another view in app time etc.

I don't always read book but when I do, I always prefer e-book. Because It's low cost, eco-friendly, easy to take notes and search them, easy to carry etc.

May be I am missing something, but I could not see anything about IntelliSense for Node. I tried exactly what they showed at the conference.

http://i.imgur.com/lMQvZa0.png

I am just like you, expect I am little youger and have a little more than a year to finish my degree. Although I am a student, I work as part time developer. Learning new things and working on different projects are so exciting for me and I get bored quickly, if there is no challenge.

So my plan is working at startups which located different countries and cities, for short time periods. Learning, working, traveling at the same time, looks like the least boring option.

I am a computer engineering student and looking for summer internship. I am eager to learn any popular and new technology/language/tool like Node.js, Go and especially big data related technologies such as Hadoop, NoSQL databases...

  Location: Istanbul, Turkey

  Remote: NO

  Willing to relocate: YES (want to)

  Experience/Skills: 

   - Java(almost 3 years experience, used in college projects, Android)

   - Objective-C(iOS projects, OS X command line tools)

   - Android (a paid image editing app, an app for a contest, an app to communicate raspi...)

   - iOS (paid image editing appS, a paid video editing app, a social app)

   - Spring(a RESTful web service for mobile app)

   - SQL (coursework + wrote complex queries in web service)

   - C# (a simple windows phone app, a MS Word plug-in, some desktop apps, used in Unity3d)

   - Unity3D (2 simple platform games [on github])

   - C,C++(coursework)

   - Python (only tried to program Raspberry Pi)
   
   - JavaScript & Node.js (just started learning)

  Résumé/CV: http://harunurhan.github.io/cv.pdf

  Email: harunurhan17@gmail.com

Do you accept interns who are not US citizen ?

Telegram is a great messaging apps. Private, desktop and web support, fast, better UI compared to WhatsApp. The problem is my friend don't know it so I have to be stuck with WhatsApp for now.

I agree, I wish Sublime was an open-source editor so that custom editors can be built on top of it.

I am a computer engineering student and looking for summer internship. I am eager to learn any popular and new technology/language/tool like Node.js, Go, Rails... In addition I don't have experience and good knowledge but I want to learn big data related technologies like Hadoop, HBase, MongoDB...

  Location: Istanbul, Turkey

  Remote: NO

  Willing to relocate: YES (want to)

  Experience/Skills: 

   - Java(almost 3 years experience, used in college projects, Android)

   - Objective-C(iOS projects, OS X command line tools)

   - Android (a paid image editing app, an app for a contest, an app to communicate raspi...)

   - iOS (paid image editing appS, a paid video editing app, a social app)

   - Spring(a RESTful web service for mobile app)

   - SQL (coursework + wrote complex queries in web service)

   - C# (a simple windows phone app, a MS Word plug-in, some desktop apps, used in Unity3d)

   - Unity3D (2 simple platform games [on github])

   - C,C++(coursework)

   - Python (only tried to program Raspberry Pi)

  Résumé/CV: http://harunurhan.github.io/cv.pdf

  Email: harunurhan17@gmail.com

I think the world will need an open source home automation. That's why, I've started to build something like this, Since I am a student and also a part time developer, I could only managed to build a prototype server app that runs on any JVM supported hardware and a simple android app to send commands&files(mp3) to the server. I hope you'll make a complete and open solution for home automation, good luck

Is there any intern position?

I know, but I have better performance on vm. May be hardware limits of vm was too low.