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juffalow.com
In my current job, we have some kind of network settings ( or better proxy settings ) that from time to time cause problems with certificate verification. |
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maxrozen.com
If you're finding yourself manually installing different versions of Node, you need to know there's a *much* better way. |
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blog.fredrb.com
Skip to the final result: GitHub Repository JavaScript and the NodeJS ecosystem have never been my favorite technologies in a stack, but I have managed fine in the last four years of professional and personal projects. With the growing need to manage application releases and parallel projects using Node, the lack of version manager such as Ruby's rvm was indisputable. I was alone back then, and was managing different Node versions myself. |
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yakovfain.com
Currently I'm working on the book chapter explaining how Angular 2 communicates with the servers. An easy approach would be to use for the data feed a public RESTful API of one of servers (Youtube or something), but I wanted to have my own locally installed server. Using one of the Java servers would be... |
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