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@Quackster nice shot! Wondering if this time is different from the others emulators, like Azure, that the Categories are half dynamic.

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Originally Posted by ovflowd

@Quackster nice shot! Wondering if this time is different from the others emulators, like Azure, that the Categories are half dynamic.

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I think you're getting confused between navigator categories and room categories.

"room categories" was moved to db, simillar to navigator_flatcats or whatever from Uber/Phoenix, in that changelog

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Originally Posted by Quackster

I think you're getting confused between navigator categories and room categories.

"room categories" was moved to db, simillar to navigator_flatcats or whatever from Uber/Phoenix, in that changelog

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I'm saying exactly about that. Navigator Flat Categories in Azure/Mercury/Swfit is a crap.

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Also Navigator Categories are. The way to identify which Category is selected and which Navigator category need populate is really hard coded in Azure.

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Originally Posted by ovflowd

I'm saying exactly about that. Navigator Flat Categories in Azure/Mercury/Swfit is a crap.

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Also Navigator Categories are. The way to identify which Category is selected and which Navigator category need populate is really hard coded in Azure.

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Ah, I get you now. :cool:

It's really easy to change it in my server.

http://i.imgur.com/WsNFLE3.png

And now ? It support the lasted version ?

Envoyé de mon ALE-L21 en utilisant Tapatalk

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Originally Posted by Wilou

And now ? It support the lasted version ?

Envoyé de mon ALE-L21 en utilisant Tapatalk

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I don't have plans to support the latest version right now.

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Originally Posted by Quackster

Ah, I get you now. :cool:

It's really easy to change it in my server.

http://i.imgur.com/WsNFLE3.png

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Python make it more easy. Nice way, really few lines to implement. In Azure was like 10~20 :/

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Observation: was made in a static way, with for loop and foreach loop.

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Originally Posted by ovflowd

Python make it more easy. Nice way, really few lines to implement. In Azure was like 10~20 :/

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Observation: was made in a static way, with for loop and foreach loop.

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Python's philosophy is there is usually one right way to do it. That is part of the strength behind Python. Especially if you use Python 3 you benefit from a lot of the high end server functionalities available to Python out of the box. Less time thinking about data types and the 50 ways of coding something, more time coding. I love C# and Java is fine, but Python is really nice, and familiar to work with.

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Originally Posted by Moogly

Python's philosophy is there is usually one right way to do it. That is part of the strength behind Python. Especially if you use Python 3 you benefit from a lot of the high end server functionalities available to Python out of the box. Less time thinking about data types and the 50 ways of coding something, more time coding. I love C# and Java is fine, but Python is really nice, and familiar to work with.

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Python makes everything more easy and fast to do. With the logic being processed by the Python Prepocessor and obviously the Python Developers haha. But Python also uses a lot more of memory and CPU...

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Here is how Navigator Searches works in the New Yupi
http://image.prntscr.com/image/cabbd...a34ae6043a.png
Really much better than Azure.

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But need to be improved haha

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Originally Posted by ovflowd

Python makes everything more easy and fast to do. With the logic being processed by the Python Prepocessor and obviously the Python Developers haha. But Python also uses a lot more of memory and CPU...

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Here is how Navigator Searches works in the New Yupi
http://image.prntscr.com/image/cabbd...a34ae6043a.png
Really much better than Azure.

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But need to be improved haha

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Duno I can run plenty of things off Python on a 512MB server. I don't know how much ram and CPU you're on about, but you must be doing Python wrong :) Python is used internally on Debian / Ubuntu. you can't truly escape it.

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Originally Posted by Moogly

Duno I can run plenty of things off Python on a 512MB server. I don't know how much ram and CPU you're on about, but you must be doing Python wrong :) Python is used internally on Debian / Ubuntu. you can't truly escape it.

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For big hardware resource python is good. But talking about a raspberry pi. C++ will be much better or actually Java.
Depending of the application Python can use really big memory. I did a code only saying Hello World and was using 32mb of RAM. Stfu..

For my area (IoT) Python isn't good. My team actually did a code with Python to Handle ZigBee packets and do some REST stuff, in the MacBook Pro was running good, but in lower hardware... was like a tortoise.

I don't think that use of python is a good idea.

Python is favorable for many things; speed isn't necessarily one of them. It's flexible and forgiving that leads to efficient use of development time, but you will lose a lot of performance.

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Originally Posted by lai0n

I don't think that use of python is a good idea.

Python is favorable for many things; speed isn't necessarily one of them. It's flexible and forgiving that leads to efficient use of development time, but you will lose a lot of performance.

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Python is pretty fast. We're not working at Google scale here.

I'm in love with it, python is very simplistic with the manner in which you can program.
Keep it up, Quackster. :beerglass:

Python is "pretty" fast but not as fast as other static-compiled languages in comparison.