web-oriented

My only real critique of Y Combinator and Graham's model in general is that it's still very tech/web-oriented.

JooJoo is an interesting gadget only if you buy into the premise of a completely web-oriented lifestyle.

Are you saying JooJoo is interesting if you don't buy into the completely web-oriented whatever?

This might work better for a tech- / web-oriented person, but it's certainly worth trying.

What I think is more important is that I believe computers ARE headed to a more web-oriented world.

I'm sitting on the fence between learning some web-oriented stuff like angular/rails, or some systems stuff like Rust/x86ASM.

Assuming anyone building a modern web-oriented service is going to use at least some kind of service oriented style architecture (SOA) - eg.

For example, a Web-oriented developer not wanting to use native layouts.

Literally every single time I've started a web-oriented project using something like Sinatra or Padrino etc., I've ended up regretting it.

But Java definitely hit the sweet spot of multiple hype cycles at once with its combination of OO everywhere, web-oriented applet deployment and platform-independent VM.

As peterwwillis pointed out, for web-oriented cases, the same degree of architectural flexibility and failure detection proposed under consul can be achieved with significantly reduced complexity using traditional means like a frontend proxy.

And I've run into several web-oriented companies that do the same here in Atlanta.

"WhatsSpy Public is an web-oriented application that tracks every move of whoever you like to follow" is a stretch.

All the newer players to mobile analytics, like Flury or Localytics, have this stuff nailed but Google Analytics leaves you with out-dated, web-oriented reports like the "New vs.