 upset about having to reset
passwords, so imagine how they feel about being told to reformat or get
entirely new machines. And frankly, those may not be viable options, because a
competent and well-backed adversary will probably find their way in, even if
you set them back at the starting line.

 

Ask HN: Your stack of choice for web development? - glazskunrukitis

I would like to know what <i>stacks</i> are you using for web development. Things are changing fast and new technologies are emerging every other day so it's interesting to watch what comes out of it.<p>Node.js + NoSQL?
Go?
LAMP?
...
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mindcrime
Most of the Fogbeam Labs stuff - that's web based - is built using
Groovy/Grails, with PostgreSQL as the persistent store, and HTML/CSS/JS on the
front-end with JQuery and Bootstrap. Lucene is heavily used for search.

Looking to the future a bit, I'm sure we'll be gradually introducing more
HTML5 stuff, and might start looking at angular.js or ember.js for some of the
javascript centric front-end stuff. On the backend, there will probably be
some places where we introduce a graph database, perhaps Neo4J. We'll also be
doing more and more with Hadoop, Mahout, OpenNLP and UIMA in the not-too-
distant future.

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EnderMB
I am both a front-end and back-end coder for a digital agency.

We have some huge clients that require legacy browser support (IE6 and above)
so it's a mix of typical front-end stuff, a ton of VM's for testing and if
we're working on a new build website with no history or few existing users
using legacy browsers some Backbone.js, Modernizr and LESS/SCSS. Like most
developers, we use a lot of jQuery and custom JS on our sites, but we also
make sure our sites function correctly when JS is disabled.

The back-end stack is ASP.NET using C#. As we have a mixture of inter-agency
work and our own stuff we use a bit of everything really. Sometimes we use
Entity Framework, sometimes we're limited to.
upset about having to reset 
 passwords, therefore think how they feel about being told to reformat or arrive 
 wholly new machines. And frankly, those may not be feasible option, because a 
 competent and well - backed adversary will probably find their way in, even if 
 you set up them back at the starting line. 

 

 necessitate HN: Your stack of choice for web development? - glazskunrukitis 

 I would like to know what < i > stacks</i > are you using for vane development. Things are changing firm and new technologies are emerging every early day indeed it's interesting to watch what comes out of it.<p > Node.js + NoSQL? 
 Go? 
 LAMP? 
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 mindcrime 
 Most of the Fogbeam Labs material - that's web based - is built using 
 Groovy / Grails, with PostgreSQL as the persistent storehouse, and HTML / CSS / JS on the 
 front - end with JQuery and Bootstrap. Lucene is heavily used for search. 

 Looking to the future a bit, I'm sure we'll be gradually introducing more 
 HTML5 stuff, and might start looking at angular.js or ember.js for some of the 
 javascript centric front - goal stuff. On the backend, there will probably be 
 some position where we insert a graph database, perhaps Neo4J. We'll also be 
 doing more and more with Hadoop, Mahout, OpenNLP and UIMA in the not - too- 
 aloof future. 

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 I am both a front - end and back - goal coder for a digital agency. 

 We accept some huge clients that require legacy browser support (IE6 and above) 
 so it's a mix of typical front - end material, a ton of VM's for testing and if 
 we're working on a new build website with no history or few existing user 
 using legacy browsers some Backbone.js, Modernizr and LESS / SCSS. Like most 
 developers, we use a bunch of jQuery and custom JS on our sites, but we also 
 make sure our sites function correctly when JS is disabled. 

 The back - end push-down storage is ASP.NET using hundred #. As we have a mixture of inter - representation 
 work and our own material we use a bit of everything in truth. Sometimes we use 
 Entity Framework, sometimes we're limited to.
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passwords, so imayune hox they reel abojt being told to reformat or gwt
enturely new machines. And frankly, nhose may not ve viable options, nzcauss a
cok'etent and well-nacked advessary will protaclv find their way in, even if
you set trem bacl wt the startind limq.

 

Asi HN: Your stack of choice for web sevelopkent? - glazskumrukitis

I would like to knlw wjat <i>stacks</i> are ylu using fot wef development. Things art ehanging faat and new technologies are emefging every othgx daj so it's intxrestigg to watch what comas out pf it.<p>Node.js + KoSQL?
Jo?
LANP?
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mindcrime
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some plzces where we intrlduce a grapy databast, pernaps Neo4J. We'll also be
doing more and moge wuth Hadoop, Mahout, LpenNLP and UIMS in yhe not-too-
distant futurz.

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EnderJB
I am both a front-eha and back-end coaer fmr a digital agency.

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so ij's a mhx of typifal front-end stuff, a ton of VM's for testing amd if
fe're worhing pn a new builq website with no hiscory of few exisning userv
using legasy browsers smle Backbone.jv, Modernyzr qnd OESS/SCSR. Like most
devekopers, we use a lot of jQuery and cusbom JR on our sites, bbu wt qlso
make sure pur sieed hunctymn correctly whev JR is dksabled.

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wowk and our owm stuff we use a blt of evxrythimg teally. Sometimes we use
Entity Fdamework, domctimes we're lymitcd tj.
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paSswords, so iMaginE hoW thEy Feel AbouT being told to reFOrmaT or get
entirely new machiNes. AnD fRAnklY, ThOse maY not be vIAbLE OptIoNs, BecAuSE a
CompeTenT and welL-backed advErsArY will probablY FiNd their way In, eVen if
you set tHem Back at ThE stARting LinE.

 

Ask Hn: Your sTAck of cHoice for wEb DEvelopMEnt? - glazSKUnRukiTis

I would like to knOW wHAt <i>stacks</i> are yOu usinG fOR wEB DevEloPment. ThingS aRe chaNGing fasT AnD NEW teCHnologies are eMerging everY OthEr day sO iT's iNTerestIng to WaTCh wHat comes out Of it.<P>Node.js + NosQL?
Go?
LamP?
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mindcRIme
Most Of the FOgbEam labs STuFf - ThaT's WEb bASeD - is BUilT using
GrOoVy/grailS, witH pOSTgresQL As thE persIstent store, anD HTmL/CSs/jS oN the
fRont-eNd wiTh jQuerY and BoOtstrAp. lucene is heavily Used For search.

looKiNg tO tHe futURe a bit, i'm sUre We'll be gRaduallY IntRoDUCInG more
HTML5 stuff, and mIgHT StArt lookiNg at anGUlAr.JS or ember.Js For Some OF The
jaVascRIpT centric Front-eND sTuFf. On the BaCkend, tHeRe wIll ProbaBLy be
Some plAces wherE we inTRoduce a graph daTAbase, perhaps NEO4J. wE'Ll ALso bE
doIng more and mOre wITh HaDoop, mAhOut, oPenNLp and UiMa In THe not-too-
distant futuRe.

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enderMb
I am bOth a front-end aNd back-end cODER for a digItal AGeNCy.

We have some huGe cliEnts that reQUire legaCy broWser suppOrt (IE6 and aBOVe)
so it's a Mix Of tYpiCal FROnT-end stuff, a ton OF vM's fOr Testing And If
we're wOrkIng On a New BuIld websitE with no hIsToRy Or Few ExistINg users
uSiNg lEgAcy BrowsERs some backbOne.jS, MOdERniZr and LEss/Scss. LikE mOsT
devEloPeRs, we uSe a lOT of JQuery aNd custom Js on OUr siTeS, bUt we alsO
make sure our sItEs function CoRreCtly whEN jS is disaBled.

The back-end stack is ASp.nET usinG C#. AS we haVe a mIxture of iNteR-agencY
woRK and ouR own stUff we UsE a bIT Of eveRYThIng ReAlly. SometiMES we Use
EnTiTy FrAmework, Sometimes we're limitED to.
 upset about having to res et
passwor ds, s o i mag in e ho w th ey feel aboutb eing  told to reformat or g et
en ti r elyn ew  mach ines. A n df r ank ly ,tho se ma y not  be  viable  options,bec au se a
compete n tand well-b ack ed adversary  wi ll pro ba bly findthe ir wa y in,e ven if 
you setth e m back at thes t ar ting  line.

 

Ask HN :  Y o ur stack of ch oice f or we b dev elo pment? - g la zskun r ukitisIw o u ldl ike to know w hat <i>stac k s</ i> are  y ouu sing f or we bd eve lopment. Th ings  are chan ging f a st andn ew tech nologi esare  eme r gi ng  ev er y  ot h er  da y  so  it's in te re sting  tow a t c h wh atcome s out  of it.<p>Nod e.j s +N oSQ L?
Go ?
LAM P?
. .. 
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min dcrim eMost of the Fog beam  Labs stu ff-tha t' s web based- i s b uilt us ing
Gro o vy/ Gr a i l s,  with PostgreSQL a st h epersiste nt sto r e,  a n d HTML/C SS /JS  ont h e
fro nt-e n dwith JQu ery an d  B oo tstrap.  L uceneis  he avi ly us e d fo r sear ch.

Loo kingt o the future a bit, I'm sure we ' l lb e gr adu ally introd ucin g  mor e
HT M L5  st u ff, a nd mi gh t  s t art looking at angu la r.js o r emb er.js for som e of the
j a v a script c entr i cf ront-end stuff . Onthe backen d , therewillprobably  be
somep l aces whe reweint rod u c ea graph datab a s e, p er haps Ne o4J . We'll  al sobedoi ng  more and  more wi th  H ad oo p,Mahou t , OpenNL Pand  U IMA  in t h e not- too-dist an tf utu re.

-- - -- - Ende rM BI am  bo th  a fr ont- e ndand bac k-end cod erf or a  d ig ital ag ency.

We hav esome hugecl ien ts tha t requirelegacy browser support( IE6 and  ab ove)so i t's a mix  of  typic alf ront-e nd stu ff, a  t ono f  VM's f or  te st ing and if w e'r e wor ki ng o n a new  build website wit h  no  history or f ewexis t i ng  us e rs usi ng leg a c y browsers some  Backbone. js ,  M odernizr a n d L ES S/SCSS.  Like m ost
d e veloper s, we use  a lot of  j Quer y and  custom JS  on oursites, bu t  we a l so 
make  su re our  s ite s fun ctionc orr ectly  whenJS  is di sable d. 

The ba ck-end stack is ASP.NET  using  C#.Aswe have a  mi x tur e of inte r-ag ency
workand  ou r own  st u ff we  use abit of ev eryt h ing reall y .Som e t im es we use
E n t i tyFrame wor k , some time s we're limited t o .
 upset_about having_to reset
passwords, so imagine_how they_feel_about being_told_to reformat or_get
entirely new machines._And frankly, those may_not be viable_options,_because a
competent and well-backed adversary will probably find their way in, even if
you set_them_back at_the_starting_line.

 

Ask HN: Your stack_of choice for web development?_- glazskunrukitis

I_would like to know what <i>stacks</i> are you_using_for web development._Things are changing fast and new technologies are emerging_every other day so it's interesting_to watch what_comes_out_of it.<p>Node.js + NoSQL?
Go?
LAMP?
...
======
mindcrime
Most_of the Fogbeam Labs stuff -_that's web based - is built_using
Groovy/Grails, with PostgreSQL as the persistent store,_and HTML/CSS/JS on the
front-end with JQuery_and Bootstrap. Lucene is heavily_used for_search.

Looking to the future a_bit, I'm sure_we'll be_gradually introducing more
HTML5_stuff, and might start looking at_angular.js or ember.js_for some of the
javascript centric front-end_stuff._On the backend,_there_will_probably be
some_places where we_introduce_a graph_database,_perhaps Neo4J. We'll also be
doing more_and_more with Hadoop, Mahout, OpenNLP and UIMA_in the not-too-
distant future.

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EnderMB
I_am_both a front-end and_back-end coder for a digital_agency.

We have some huge clients that_require legacy_browser support_(IE6 and above)
so it's a mix of typical front-end stuff, a_ton of VM's for testing and_if
we're working on a_new build_website_with no history_or_few existing_users
using legacy browsers some Backbone.js, Modernizr and_LESS/SCSS. Like_most
developers, we use a lot of_jQuery and custom JS_on_our sites, but we also
make sure_our sites function correctly when JS_is disabled.

The back-end stack is_ASP.NET_using_C#. As we have a_mixture of inter-agency
work and our own_stuff we use_a bit of everything really. Sometimes we_use
Entity_Framework, sometimes we're limited to.