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* Kubernetes is not written in Java

* There is no one size fit all, just like never ending Ruby vs JavaScript VS Java.

* Kubernetes just hit v1.0 not long ago.

* Seem like you already wrote the functionality you want, now what is the problem?

How I did it is begin with .no-js class and using Modernizr to remove the class so I can style element for .no-js .my-class -> visibility: visible and .my-class -> visibility: hidden then finally using JS to remove visibility css.

So if .no-js class is available (when browser disabled JS), .my-class element still visible.

If .no-js is not available (when browser enabled JS), .my-class element will be hidden and visible by your JS

See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6724515/what-is-the-purpo....

> This is about the new artist or band that has just released their first single and will not be paid for its success.

Did you read the whole article?

I built a personal budgeting app using Dropwizard + AngularJS for my personal need, and it is open source .

BudgetApp https://www.budgetapp.io/

Source code https://github.com/paukiatwee/budgetapp

I plan to build Android app for the next milestone.

Not really related to topic, but how is GitLab CE & GitLab EE project maintained in term of source code? GitLab EE is fork of GitLab CE such that additional code of GitLab EE is in different directory (so upstream changes will not conflict with GitLab EE)?

it's funny to see the same defense (JEE is design-by-committee crap ) over and over :)

> that lack of external perfection does not make JEE usable or worthwhile.

So tell me, which framework does not lack of external perfection and make it usable or worthwhile.

When HN comment mention how bad is "J2EE", I start to know the it refer to old J2EE (J2EE 1.4 (November 11, 2003)). Now is JEE 7, no more J2EE!

Yes, JEE/Java is bad but please, there is no perfect framework/language. Ruby/Python/NodeJS whatever is awesome, but it does not mean that it is perfect langauge either.

Now JEE 7 is awesome enough that you should stop mention J2EE.

Also, Java maintenance best backward comparability that I ever know. Anyone want to discuss Python 2 vs Python 3 and Ruby 1.8 vs Ruby 2?

Great article. I developed a (real world) personal budget app[1] using Angular 1.x + DropWizard. If anyone interested to learn/see source code, the source code is available on Github[2].

[1]: https://www.budgetapp.io/ [2]: https://github.com/paukiatwee/budgetapp

Agree, first research your user profile, then persona. 95% of the case mom will not be your persona. Learn from awesome Entrepreneurship 101: Who is your customer? https://www.edx.org/course/entrepreneurship-101-who-customer...

I built an open source personal budget app using DropWizard 0.7.0 awhile back with AngularJS. If you guys have interest to see real world project using DropWizard, check this out https://github.com/paukiatwee/budgetapp

Cant wait to upgrade to use v0.8.0 :)

I know that all. The point is, DO support lied. After reboot, they still put my node in bad physical host. Also, DO reboot without notice (AWS have EC2 events).

Recently one of my production node landed on a bad physical host, DO reboot my node twice within 24 hours, I tweeted about it and DO support open a ticket for me.

Since the physical node have problem, I plan to take snapshot then spin up a new node using the image. However, as the physical node have problem, the snapshot take more than 7 hours and still failed to snapshot (No way to cancel snapshot task).

DO support told me the snapshot is running, but I seriously think their support not honest about it and I ask they provide proof to show the snapshot is moving, they failed to do so. (From UI I can see JSON response show progress stuck at 3%, they lied)

Yesterday, DO reboot again my node.

Just my two cent, never ever use DO for serious production usage.

I think CloudFlare "free SSL" is CloudFlare-issued instead of Custom Cert, which I think it is good enough. If their "free SSL" allow free plan customers to upload Custom Cert, that is even awesome.

Never really work on PHP before, but I think you should include those info so people like me will understand this setup is optimize for which language.

The structure petty interesting, but which language/framework do you use? I think different language/framework might have their standard.

I think Docker really awesome to deploy app. However, I am not sure how to deploy DB to Docker to persist data to disk. Currently I am not really impress Heroku's app deployment, but I like their PostgreSQL offering (which quite expensive).

Price/Performance. Most my apps low traffic so scalability and availability not that critical.

I like Heroku's PostgreSQL. So far only AWS RDS can compete. Or there is any recommendation of PostgreSQL as a Service?

Heroku Standard 0 (1GB RAM): $50.00 per month RDS On Demand (1GB RAM): $12.96 per month RDS REserved 1 Year (1GB RAM): $9.29 per month

i agree that the scrolling is very annoying. If it is on mobile even worst.

Cool. Gamify and increase engagement with customer, not sure it is similar service with https://www.punchtab.com/

"Trusted by thousands of customers" quite a lot of big companies using your product. Cool. But it is real?

I know https://placeit.net/ previously is free but now they charge for generate image for commercial use. Recently I found http://frame.lab25.co.uk/create which is cool as well as support quite a lot of mockup.

As a developer in Southeast Asia, I wish Stripe come here as I heard a lot of nice things about Stripe.

I working on open source personal finance app (Web, Android and probably iOS). It will be small and simple enough to deploy to Heroku's free dyno without any hosting fee.

I know out there have a lot already, but I want a modern and open source version of it (Web + Mobile app).

The issue is the EC2 instances are not all "same" performance/stable, and thus each benchmark will have different results.

One of the key thing to remember when doing experiment/benchmark is to control variable, now EC2 performance is variable that you cant control.

Any plan for aggregate other free hi res photos from more sites? Or there is already alternative?

Great service for storing rarely used files. I believe it is built in top of AWS Glacier.

However, since AWS Glacier charge for transfer of data, how this service prevent user abuse(such as transferring data in and out)?

Off topic for EBS, but for AWS. Anyone know AWS EC2 current generation more expensive than previous generation(almost 100%)?

https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/pricing/

Any blog regarding this announcement?

For comparison: AWS small instance (3.75GB) $55.25 per month (1 year contract) VS GCE small instance (3.75GB) $35.38 per month.

Note: GCE pricing calculator https://cloud.google.com/products/calculator/

I think Linode is great hosting company. However, if they don't innovate, someone else will catch up soon, especially Linode (since 2003) already around 10 years plus.

I also wondering why they don't offer more services like AWS.

However, AWS recently increase EC2 pricing (almost 100%) for better hardware (http://aws.amazon.com/ec2/pricing/).

However, I think great IDE will help OTHER people to maintenance and refactor code to clean, professional, and maintainable one.

I always use IDE to refactor code, as other developers might not writing clean code, even myself.