phoenix24

this is cool!

I made a similar nodejs application too sometime back, but mine is still with some bugs.

Great, looks good!

please cover the blog-post also from an LLVM-n00bie perspective., with appropriate code references whereever possible.

I code, I like to spend more time look at code, not some blog editor. Using any of these seems like more time wasting,

On the contrary what I'd love is if i could add comments to the source code on github, similar to the way I add comments to the code commits.

that's a really cool application! I've too have been working on a multiplayer application, hope to release soon.

Should have been more explicit with my question., I'll try to do it now.

With tools I meant, which standard libraries language serverside, training corpus etc., I hope to have made clear.

nice! if you don't mind, what other tools are you using ?

With only 6 points, how does this submission show up at the HN front page? or are the submissions ranking even based on points?

this is one of the company perks :D

Yeah, and I'm not saying that blogging or writing essays was any easier.

Posting random snippets but writing worthwhile posts is a different thing altogether. I think it probably requires as much patience and effort aswell., unlike writing code which happens pretty natural.

looks nice!

Is there any classifiers that you use to judge the cleverness of a given statement or simple regex? please don't mind I am just trying to learn a thing or two :D

absolutely loved it

Matsushita Leadership

http://www.amazon.com/Matsushita-Leadership-John-P-Kotter/dp...

I really, wouldn't know where to start if ever needed to make a similar application. so, i could use it as a starting point.

maybe if you suggest a general outline of the steps taken, and tools used that'll be a headstart.

thanks a lot.

sad day.

I am just curious, are you planning to release implementation details; or they are already available somewhere?

yeah there are, http://www.stax.net/ for Java EE developers.

another, https://www.playapps.net/ for play apps., those written using the playframework.

must to be fixed quickly, that's a serious error.

I too am wokring on my startup from india, more or less reasons similar to yours. absolutely off the topic., if you are in india would you like to catchup sometime?

and deployed at heroku ?

also, the ones that don't use an ORM, instead go at lengths to invent it.

can't access the article, seems to have been removed/deleted ?

this is absolutely priceless; nice job.