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Living in a Clamshell | CR 239

chris — Mon, 09 Jan 2017 16:29:30 +0000

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Cost of Native App Development is Too Damn High

2017 Predictions

Hybrid Continues to Dominate in the Enterprise
Vapor or some other server-side Swift framework gets serious support / adoption
Mac unrest among dev continues
Apple continues to muddle through
Angular continues to lose ground to ReactJS and Vue but remains Enterprise darling, no longer popular with the “cool kids”
Typescript’s gains begin to rollback due to ES6 adoption
Alexa becomes leading bot ecosystem How Amazon and Nvidia won CES this year
Google licenses third party Home like device for Google AI
Phil Schiller on iPhone’s Launch, How It Changed Apple, and Why It Will Keep Going for 50 Years

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Barkeep, Ionic, Please | CR 180

chris — Mon, 23 Nov 2015 15:09:53 +0000

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Mike has a big announcement & shares his insights for discovering an underserved niche and creating software for people most of us never considered.

Plus why Chris is a bit offended by the idea of Swift on the server, Microsoft delivers on the open source goods & a few quick gift ideas for anyone who wants to focus.

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Weekend Reflection

Dev Expedition Journal

Backpoints
New Strategy
Why IAP?
Why Android First?

The Entrepreneur’s Guide To Surviving A Tech Bubble

Homejoy says goodbye, and thank you

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FIM++ is imperative, dynamically-typed, interpreted language. Currently, it supports integer arithmetic, console output, dynamically growing arrays, and subroutines.

FIM++ can use Java classes, which opens it to the rich and wide JVM ecosystem. Also, it makes it possible to write a simple GUI program using Swing.

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Meet the Dockers | LINUX Unplugged 16

chris — Tue, 26 Nov 2013 18:02:01 +0000

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A new version of Docker was just released, we bring on the CTO and Founder of Docker to chat about the big features all Linux users can look forward to.

Plus building the perfect Linux workstation, your feedback, and much more!

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Docker 0.7 runs on all Linux distributions – and 6 other major features

Docker 0.7 is finally here! We hope you\’ll like it. On top of countless bug fixes and small usability improvements, it introduces 7 major features since 0.6.0

Disadvantages from moving away from AUFS?
- Is there a slight performance overhead with lvm?
- btrfs? Add btrfs driver by alexlarsson · Pull Request #65 · shykes/docker
What people have already built using Docker

Docker is a powerful tool for many different use cases. Here are some great early use cases for Docker, as described by members of our community.

Getting Started Docker Tutorial

This hands-on tutorial is 100% online, so you don\’t need to install a thing. In about 10-15 minutes you\’ll be familiar with the basic
Docker commands.

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Linux back in my day

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