Replies to zeeraw, page 2
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@zeeraw I'll admit I haven't been following closely, but what are your plans for the platform underlying Cloudsdale? Gonna sell it, or Open source it, or is it just a one off project?
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@zeeraw Tell that to me like I am 5
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@zeeraw I don't use Cloudsdale, so I wouldn't. I just never got why one would make an iOS app and not a droid one.
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@zeeraw No droid app? Bro...
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@zeeraw evenin'. How goes cloudsdale?
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@zeeraw You people and your European timezones. :T Good night!
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@zeeraw It's actually a compatibility issue with how the mobile plugin works... I think. (The issue is obviously with StatusNet.)
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@zeeraw Last time we tried, it basically mauled the server. :/
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@zeeraw There's actually a plugin that uses websockets and stuff to stream new notices in realtime. We've had issues in the past using it, though. (And forgive me if I start to sound ignorant at this point; I know the abstracts of programming, but I've barely a beginner's knowledge of specific technologies and such.)
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@zeeraw Certainly a powerful argument for a custom codebase, if you have a use for such technologies.
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@zeeraw Of course, that approach can easily leave you with a torn-up mess of a car that stalls at traffic lights and doesn't have a functioning parking brake, but I guess it's all part of the fun or something. (I don't know where this metaphor's going.)
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@zeeraw I'm a fan of modified codebases, personally; take a finished car and tear off the body, keep what you like, and rebuild what you don't. It seems efficient to me.
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@zeeraw On the other hand, being a professional is also about knowing when a pre-existing solution _is_ a better fit. (That may well not be often, but when it _is_, reinventing the wheel is just a very daft idea.)
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@zeeraw Developing a codebase, dealing with security holes, etc is quite a task, though, and if there's something already out there that does most of what you want, it's much less effort to go from there and just fill in the holes. Plus, established codebases typically have an established support community ready to help with any issues, while you're on your own if your home-grown codebase isn't working right. Don't get me wrong, though; each approach has its upsides and downsides, and deciding which way to go is entirely dependent on the situation, the needs, etc.
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@zeeraw That's not always practical for a small site built around a particular fanbase, though. :p Plus the codebase we're using has that neat cross-site networking with other StatusNet instances.
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@zeeraw Less a framework and more a full web app which has been customized, but yeah, that sounds about right.
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@zeeraw hows cloudsdale?
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@zeeraw hello!
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@zeeraw ohai
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!CoderPony Oh and @zeeraw linked this. Relinking cause lulz were had. https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat
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@zeeraw yes you do, and its birthday is tomorrow.
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@zeeraw IM ON YOUR WEBSITE LOL
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@zeeraw lol
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@zeeraw No sir, not at all. XD
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@zeeraw "new Array(16).join('wat' - 1) + ' Batman!'" ow my sides xD
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@zeeraw XD
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@zeeraw loooooooool!
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@zeeraw Oh man, that's great. xD
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@zeeraw No thanks.. Like is said, im just starting out and im really trying to build a community.
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@zeeraw I should look into learning Ruby one day. ... And Python. xD