AppDev054

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by AppDev054 16y ago
That Top Grossing Rank chart is great! Check out the rectangles... Top 25? Easier to get into than the Top 10.
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by AppDev054 16y ago
If you don't like the law, make your own 'content' then you can set prices, etc. No one cares what you think is the 'right price'. If you don't want to pay, don't buy it. No amount of whining is an excuse for stealing. Grow up!
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by AppDev054 16y ago
My opinion of them is based on very public rude comments and inappropriate tweets at twitter.com by the GitHub staff. If they want to come off as jackasses, that is fine. But it seems unprofessional to me. Their reputation is hard to igno
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by AppDev054 16y ago
Interesting that the comments so far (69) are mostly a comparison of value vs risk. If you get enough value out of Facebook, it is worth the risk, otherwise it is quickly discarded.
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by AppDev054 16y ago
Even if everyone is using new browsers, HTML5 is still not required to do anything that can't already be done using some other method. They are promoting HTML5 over current industry standards, and so far it's been rocky. Example: Google ac
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by AppDev054 16y ago
Knowing the clowns who run Git, I would be hard pressed to rely on them on a service of this magnitude. However, if it was for a hobby web application, sure, I'd try it.
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by AppDev054 16y ago
You have a very narrow view of the world. In reality, most developers will stick with HTML4+JS+CSS and use Flash if they want a canvas and timelines. Most developers will wait for HTML6. No one needs an HTML5 'Movement'. That is ridiculou
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by AppDev054 16y ago
This guy could use the same argument that all online ads are ineffective. Why focus on Facebook? Because it's hip to do so?
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by AppDev054 16y ago
Looks like HTML 6.