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cem__ |
greeting sfisque |
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sfisque |
greetings! |
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cem__ |
in el can we check expression language |
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cem__ |
check regular expression** |
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sfisque |
cem__ not directly, but you can execute a method in a backing bean that performs the check for you |
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cem__ |
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cem__ |
only that managed bean is removed |
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sfisque |
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sfisque |
s/while/until |
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cem__ |
1 more thing how to pass string array in EL |
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cem__ |
or Object array |
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cem__ |
obsolute have no idea how to pass array in el |
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cem__ |
#{obj.m1(1,2,3,4,5,6.....))} |
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cem__ |
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neuro_sys |
about time planning on a career change perhaps |
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sajjadg |
neuro_sys, audio embedded steganographic image!!!??? :D good one |
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neuro_sys |
wait, oh |
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neuro_sys |
you're in the other channel too I see |
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sajjadg |
;) |
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phao |
Hi. Why would someone choose something like node.js over java ee? I mean, besides the general tendency of going with the dynamic languages. |
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phao |
I knwo very little of both, btw. Unfortunately. I wanna learn the 2, and I'm doing that, but currently, I'm kind of clueless. |
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neuro_sys |
I guess to be a full stack dev, using the same language for both backend and frontend? |
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phao |
That's it? |
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phao |
I was thinking that it maybe would be something more profound. |
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tjsnell |
we use javaee and 0 front end java |
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neuro_sys |
what's the gain with being profound |
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phao |
neuro_sys, nothing really.. it's just that node.js got so much attention that I thought there were somethings profound about it. |
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neuro_sys |
I don't know much either, maybe there's more to it |
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tjsnell |
there isn't a general tendency for dynamic language either |
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phao |
tjsnell, isn't there? |
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tjsnell |
http://www.tiobe.com/index.php/content/paperinfo/tpci/index.html |
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phao |
Oh, yes, but it's not about being used now. |
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tjsnell |
what? |
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phao |
It's just that lots of people want to do it over a statically typed language. |
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tjsnell |
source? |
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tjsnell |
I'm showing you data |
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tjsnell |
you show me your data |
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phao |
I don't really have it. I just hear about it in lots of places. |
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tjsnell |
my data trumps your anecdotal observations :) |
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tjsnell |
perhaps you tend to look only in places that favor dynamic languages :) |
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phao |
I'm not sure. It could be. |
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phao |
I guess it's just the hype. Like with nosql databases stuff. |
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acuzio |
NOSql database is not hype ; neither are dynamic languages. |
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neuro_sys |
I really dig json/xml over the wire only approach, as in SPA. |
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CJ_ |
I'm currently running node.js for my frontend js and html and tomcat for my backend java servlets. So both can be used. |
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neuro_sys |
managing ui/app state in the server is kindda weird, and stupid. |
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acuzio |
neuro_sys: absolutely |
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acuzio |
CJ_: node.js for frontend JS ? |
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acuzio |
There is no such thing as FrontEnd node.js |
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CJ_ |
acuzio, Any recommendations for learning NoSQL? Moved to mongo and still trying to learn the ins and outs. |
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tjsnell |
he's talking multi levels |
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CJ_ |
acuzio, I'm hosting the js on node.js |
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acuzio |
Mongo is good |
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tjsnell |
node to serve the front end |
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acuzio |
Why would you want to do that ? |
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tjsnell |
Mongo is web scale |
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CJ_ |
tjsnell, Exactly. |
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phao |
tjsnell, hehehehehe |
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phao |
acuzio, why do you say they're not? |
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CJ_ |
acuzio, Because it allowed us to easily work on the front end without having to continuously redeploy. |
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CJ_ |
tjsnell, The trouble is that mongo isn't like a relational db, which is what I'm used to. So I still have that mindset when using mongo. |
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acuzio |
CJ_: So node is just being used to "serve" JS+HTML |
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CJ_ |
acuzio, Yes. |
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acuzio |
phao: Because they are not - there is a lot of unwanted hype but that happens across the board |
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acuzio |
CJ_: meh |
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phao |
I see. |
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CJ_ |
acuzio, meh? |
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tjsnell |
nginx++ |
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acuzio |
tjsnell: really |
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acuzio |
apache+vagrant - sorted |
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CJ_ |
I like nginx, but I've only used it as a reverse proxy. |
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acuzio |
s/vagrant/varnishd |
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acuzio |
rigth laters ladies better get back |
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phao |
tjsnell, btw, that data is kind of weird because of how little it ranks js. |
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shrugs |
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tjsnell |
it's a well known source and widely used |
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tjsnell |
it is data, JS will rank higher on different data I'm sure |
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phao |
http://langpop.com/ |
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tjsnell |
see |
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tjsnell |
still top 2 static, 3 of the top 5 |
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phao |
Yeah. The issue is that afaik, this wasn't even close to true 5 to 10 years go. |
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phao |
It's growing. Maybe it reached max. now, but that doesn't seem to be the case. |
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phao |
this === dynamic languages on "the top" like shown in that langpop graphs |
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phao |
I mostly do statically typed languages. So I'm kind of out of the world of dynamic languages, unfortunately. I only did scheme, but that was pretty isolated. |
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phao |
s/years go/years ago |
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phao |
=D |
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tjsnell |
can't imagine doing any web apps and not being at least decent at JS |
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tjsnell |
even with using some java framework |
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tjsnell |
never deployed one that didn't require some custom js tweaks |
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phao |
I see. I remember people users of gwt saying the same thing too. |
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phao |
I shouldn't generalize. I was talking to only 4 gwt developers =D |
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tjsnell |
5 now :) |
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phao |
hehehehe |
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tjsnell |
it was the case in a GWT I deployed also : |
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tjsnell |
was my first and last one :)) |
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tjsnell |
actually liked it a lot |
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tjsnell |
but now I like going straight JS instead |
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phao |
I see. Reminds me of vanilla.js |
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tjsnell |
vanilla is an improvment over jquery but still requires too much DOM manipulation/interaction |
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tjsnell |
AngularJS is where it's at :) |
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fabioportieri |
every js framework will require dom manipulation because that's just what js is about. angular and others mvw js framework delegate their dom manipulation stuff to subcomponents like jqlite, (a lite version of jquery) |
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fabioportieri |
my point is: mvw frameworks are not better then prototype,dojo,etc just because you don't need to manipulate the dom, they don't do it because their purpose is to create a webapp archetype, but for a full fledged rich webapp you will still have to manipulate the dom, with jquery or your preferred low level js library |
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fabioportieri |
or raw js, if you like pain |
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tjsnell |
fabioportieri: no shit |
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tjsnell |
of fucking course that's the case |
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tjsnell |
the point is, the DEVELOPER |
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tjsnell |
doesn't have to muck with the DOM virtually ever with angularjs |
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tjsnell |
my point is, the code is massively cleaner, easier to understand and easier to test |
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tjsnell |
I've deployed Angular apps into production that had zero code that manipulated the DOM directly |
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acuzio |
tjsnell: This is a big point - most people dont understand that YOU as a developer don't have to manipulate the DOM by hand - this is a BIG FUCKING change. |
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Guest66321 |
when we use SVG ?\ |
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sfisque |
anyone recommend a java lib that will handle FLR, delimited, AND excel format for import/export? i'd like to leverage one lib if i can. i know i can glob together several libs to do it |
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whartung |
FLR? |
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sfisque |
fixed length record |
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sfisque |
i can find ones that handle 2 of the three in different combos, but none that handle all three |
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semiosis |
angularjs <3 |
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sfisque |
i guess i glom 2 libs together |
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semiosis |
came across this on twitter the other day: http://alicialiu.net/leveling-up-angular-talk/ |
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semiosis |
lots of good stuff for the intermediate angular dev to level up |
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sajjadg |
http://explosm.net/comics/3493/ |
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Guest66321 |
hi sajjadg |
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Guest66321 |
gm |
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sajjadg |
hi Guest66321 |
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* sajjadg |
! |
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Guest66321 |
i'm getting afraid of maven and pom.xml |
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Guest66321 |
very strange way ! |
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Guest66321 |
ALIEN |
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tjsnell |
exciting |
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sajjadg |
Guest66321, it's friendly...don't be afraid |
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