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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:that's when you promote him to unit test guy, obviously
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craisins posted:the promotion right before "talks about suicide daily guy"
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craisins posted:the promotion right before "talks about suicide daily guy" after this comes devops
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what were those things mentioned recently for generating like simple blog poo poo that you host with s3 for like a nickel per year
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Bloody posted:what were those things mentioned recently for generating like simple blog poo poo that you host with s3 for like a nickel per year jekyll if you really hate yourself, hugo or pelican if you don't quite as much
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Bloody posted:let me tell you about source_code_20161501.zip coding from tredecember i guess
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CommunistPancake posted:jekyll if you really hate yourself, hugo or pelican if you don't quite as much wow these all look like poo poo
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i wrote a javascript that just retrieves stuff from a specific github repository and then displays the last x commit messages nicely. then when i want to post to my blog i just write it up and push a new commit. so i get dynamic content but hosting is just the js script which is tiny i can give you the code i want. only issue with this system is it makes it really easy for people to steal your blog but that hasnt happened to me for some reason.
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Bloody posted:wow these all look like poo poo there are no good ones, just less bad ones
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:well that's not so bad because it's the fasted path to cloud ops 
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CommunistPancake posted:jekyll if you really hate yourself, hugo or pelican if you don't quite as much github pages has jekyll built in, specifically so that you can host a personal blog for free
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i dont understand how things that generate static html for a blog can be so bad. am i not understanding what you want???
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i think im gonna just write html pages by hand and dump them into s3
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at least use haml or some other templating thing. you dont need a framework you just install haml and then go haml ur_file and bam html
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I've been consider starting a blog using github and jekyll. What's so bad about the latter?
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doesn't elm just generate static stuff? use elm op
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i want to give elm a shot but i keep having doubts. is Elmer FUD common?
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:i want to give elm a shot but i keep having doubts. is Elmer FUD common? Jesus christ just go try elm. Trying new languages is fun and worst case you waste a few hours. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXsQAXx_ao0
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that was just a vehicle for a bad joke
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:that was just a vehicle for a bad joke  I see it now. Sorry.
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elm package install sense-of-humor
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:doesn't elm just generate static stuff? use elm op yes
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VikingofRock posted:Jesus christ just go try elm. Trying new languages is fun and worst case you waste a few hours. i know you missed the joke but if you actually just want to try it just use http://elm-lang.org/try
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Bloody posted:i think im gonna just write html pages by hand and dump them into s3 why would you pay for s3 when you can use github pages for free
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Elm is good and cool, its like Haskell for people without a Phd in some weirdass mathematics. Also its in the browser so its WebScale!
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:why would you pay for s3 when you can use github pages for free Yesterday I wrote a Spring Boot application that does server-side rendering of the ReactJS components inside. Surprisingly it all works pretty much out of the box. JS tooling itself is still a shitshow though I wonder how long it will take to get subtle bugs that force me to rip all of this functionality out again
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Sagacity posted:People will fork your blog! you should use react to generate your server code (by rendering xml files) and see if you can make a spring quine
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dont ask me why, but i need a tiny lightweight WAMP stack to execute some PHP scripts, whats the wauy to go
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Valeyard posted:dont ask me why, but i need a tiny lightweight WAMP stack to execute some PHP scripts, whats the wauy to go https://hub.docker.com/_/wordpress/
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Bloody posted:what were those things mentioned recently for generating like simple blog poo poo that you host with s3 for like a nickel per year CityDesk 
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VikingofRock posted:I've been consider starting a blog using github and jekyll. What's so bad about the latter? liquid is an unpleasant templating system and jeykyll is comically slow and doesn't have functional incremental build support so you get to rebuild your entire website every time you want to preview the one page you're actually touching i like middleman's model much better: in dev mode it works like a normal dynamic site that generates pages on demand, which combined with the livereload plugin means that your browser updates with the new version within a second of you saving a file, and then you just compile it to a static site for deployment
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:why would you pay for s3 when you can use github pages for free bc github pages is bad
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i interviewed two comp sci students yesterday and both were doing projects using php. one was going to build a backend server in php and mysql. Wtf are they teaching kids these days.
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Bloody posted:bc github pages is bad it's really not. a git repo full of static content hosted for free on a custom domain vs. a bunch of hacked up scripts to push poo poo into s3
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:i interviewed two comp sci students yesterday and both were doing projects using php. one was going to build a backend server in php and mysql. Wtf are they teaching kids these days. php will never die
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MeruFM posted:php will never die at least old asp died eventually. sort of.
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Parallel Paraplegic posted:at least old asp died eventually. sort of. just this week i had to get a classic asp site working again after the client moved it to a new server it had a form for customer feedback that's been broken since 2008
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MeruFM posted:how's coldfusion doing these days i knew they had ported it to regular oracle java so that it no longer depends on some crusty jdk from a dead vendor. what i did not know until just now is that it is still actively developed the unreleased Coldfusion 12 adds support for REST/SOAP APIs. yes, that blog post is dated january 2016. 
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DaTroof posted:just this week i had to get a classic asp site working again after the client moved it to a new server yeah we have a classic asp app still running, i wrote a new version that does like 90% of the same stuff but the people using it have been working on some sort of oral tradition and refuse to use the new one. we refuse to support the old one though so we're in a sort of stalemate. otoh one of the few that do use the replacement said that it had 'saved her life' because it was so much better so at least i know my wcf bullshit app is of some use.
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