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Show HN: RemoteModel, JSON API to NSObject DSL for RubyMotion(github.com)
5 points by 10char 14y ago|0 comments
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by 10char 15y ago
My side project http://AskMeEvery.com helps with personal data tracking. It asks you a question of your choice (ie how many phone calls did I have, how many commits, anything) every day and graphs your responses over time. Might be useful
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by 10char 15y ago
A constant bottom bar would take up screen real-estate reserved for the feed, which is where most of the user's time will be spent (mostly consume vs create content) And even if there was a bottom bar, Path offers 6 different posting option
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Show HN: Text yourself a question everyday, graph the answers over time(askmeevery.com)
14 points by 10char 15y ago|2 comments
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by 10char 15y ago
Thanks! Hope it's helpful for you! If you have any questions or suggestions let me know. Got some cool features planned, so stay tuned :)
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by 10char 15y ago
Login and check your account, you can choose the time in hourly intervals. By default it'll start at the nearest hour after when you signed up.
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by 10char 15y ago
Hey HN, this is a side project I've been working on for a bit. I've always wanted to keep track of daily data (things like sleep, weight, calories), but it's always been the kind of the thing where I do it for a week then I slowly start to
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Show HN: Tracking personal data is a pain. AskMeEvery uses SMS to fix that.(askmeevery.com)
18 points by 10char 15y ago|7 comments
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by 10char 16y ago
I was actually thinking about adding this as an epilogue. I'll summarize my thoughts real quick: - Biggest difference is making interfaces, both in terms of tools and higher level philosophy. Having Linear/Relative/Table/etc Layouts is a re
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by 10char 16y ago
Hey HN, I wrote a 9-part series on how starting Android from the perspective of an iOS developer. tl;dr I walk you through how I ported one of my iOS apps. There are UIKit references and such, but anyone can pick this up and learn something
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Show HN: Beginning Android for iOS Developers(clayallsopp.posterous.com)
197 points by 10char 16y ago|23 comments
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by 10char 16y ago
Yup sorry, from the iPad 2 site: "Just plug in the Apple Digital AV Adapter or Apple VGA Adapter (sold separately) and your HDTV or projector becomes a bigger version of your iPad." I didn't see anything non-HDMI mentioned in the liveblog
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by 10char 16y ago
HDMI video mirroring is going to be big. My sister-in-law is a high school teacher and has been wishing she could hook her iPad up to the projector since the day she got it. Think of all the possibilities...makes so much more sense for a sc
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by 10char 16y ago
Very true point, as it's a crucial difference between your typical web app launch and an App Store launch. Example: When I launched Brocabulary two years ago, I thought it would be a good idea to have a "free week" promotion. Results: 150+
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by 10char 16y ago
It's certainly possible to make a living on the App Store, but you can't depend on a megahit like Angry Birds or Tiny Wings. My theory is that you'll need probably a dozen or so apps in the $1.99 - $4.99 range. The $0.99 point has too many
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by 10char 16y ago
Never tried http://blog.isnoop.net/2006/05/20/macsaber-turn-your-mac-int... ?
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by 10char 16y ago
If anyone is interested, I whipped up a stand-alone app this morning that does the same thing: http://github.com/clayallsopp/VolumeCamera Made it pretty quick, so YMMV
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by 10char 16y ago
Not necessarily to skill, but to exposure to programming in general. I'd wager that people (kids) get interested in programming by using technology and wondering, "Hey, how does this work?" I'd further bet that this occurs far more often in