jsonninja

For very large files, like 1M rows and 100's of MB's, of JSON arrays try http://www.jsondata.ninja

In no way is caring for/parenting/raising a child "small". Its huge. Its huge-er than huge. Do a good job.

Sorry dude, this is mother fucking bull shit. You don't have to dent the universe for your life to matter. Do 1 kind thing for someone else, you've mattered. Recalibrate this shit.

What is this offering that I can't get from goog analytics or Adwords, for free?

Short version: step 1, throw it away and get a mac. Hahaha. Just kidding, this is a useful read for the windows users out there. I know, you're the majority. Respect.

Not only cross platform but cross service. The real loss in messaging in general is the lack of interoperability. One thing email did get right - protocols. The messaging wold seems to have given up on this to hoard and lock in users to silo'd messaging systems - wechat, snapchat, fb messenger, etc. How powerful would it be for people to have the ability to send messages across these systems with the support of these vendors (as opposed to the Trillian like solutions of the prior decade).

Hey - Peter - enlighten us dude. Fingers crossed you know something the rest of us don't (like a few other times in recent history).

I like software updates with meaningful additions. Is there something wrong with ST3? My only gripe these days is a good plugin for JSX support (formatting, etc), otherwise, I love the bastard.

Agree Atom is slow. How would you compare with Sublime?

'fuck, not again' - said the cryptographer. The title of the project is potentially very misleading.

I know most of you take this stuff seriously in your codes and rely on the well know cryptographically secure random number generators: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptographically_secure_pseud...

For the TS experts out there, any real world experience with Influx? (https://influxdata.com/)

The 'best' language is subjective. There are many apps where JavaScript could be one of many 'best' choices and some where it certainly couldn't be. Either way, you don't have the choice today.

Using JS for automation is a great start. I don't think they have a way to build a JS app that leverages the full capabilities of either Mac or iOS yet.

Swift is great language and an enormous leap forward in the apple-sphere. I'd like to see a bigger investment in JavaScript everywhere. I'd like to see apple make a push to allow writing 100% javascript apps for iOS and mac. I think it could be a huge differentiator for iOS and Mac development and it would bring to Apple the largest developer base out there.