Axsuul

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by Axsuul 14y ago
Hopefully this method won't become too mainstream since it requires some hacking.
932.
by Axsuul 14y ago
Someone is eventually gonna steal your idea anyways.
933.
by Axsuul 14y ago
But isn't the weather nice in Los Angeles?
934.
by Axsuul 14y ago
Really creative idea and +1 for Backbone.js! It seems like your Leaderboard views linger when changing to another view. Otherwise, really polished, good luck!
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by Axsuul 14y ago
It's all about your audience. Here are my last 30 day stats for jellibug.com, which appeals to a younger crowd 1. Chrome - 40.49% 2. Safari - 28.66% 3. Firefox - 19.41% 4. Internet Explorer - 7.91% 5. Mozilla Compatible Agent - 1.46% 6. And
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by Axsuul 14y ago
Are these people considered the "laggards"?
937.
by Axsuul 14y ago
All that rambling is just his passion about the topic :)
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by Axsuul 14y ago
You don't want logic in your templates so you can share the templates both client and server-side. For example, in my Backbone.js app, I use the same Handlebars templates on the server when serving content to the search engine crawlers sinc
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by Axsuul 14y ago
I wish handlebars had this. I have to usually resort to having a property tell me if it's the last item in the collection =/ Regardless, I wouldn't even consider Walrus until there was server-side support.
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by Axsuul 14y ago
You can use calibre to convert from pdf to epub
941.
by Axsuul 14y ago
Backbone.js is minimal on purpose so that you may implement these types of optimizations. That's why there's many ways to do things in Backbone.js but overall makes the application more efficient.
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by Axsuul 14y ago
The title of this article is very misleading. There's nothing wrong with the language itself. If you don't separate your application into layers, then of course it's going to be hard to maintain and bring new developers up to speed.
943.
by Axsuul 14y ago
Props to Usher as well.
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by Axsuul 14y ago
Yep, this is one of those one page JavaScript apps. Thanks for checking it out at least.
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by Axsuul 14y ago
Yep, there's a lot of noise out there, especially on a celebrity's Twitter feed itself. That's great to hear that this will benefit your company! The social media sharing is in the works, as well as view counters. Also, I plan on introducin
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by Axsuul 14y ago
Built this using Rails and Backbone.js. Hope this finds an audience out there. Any feedback or criticism will be greatly appreciated!
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Show HN: Jellibug, it collects pictures celebrities post on Twitter(jellibug.com)
1 points by Axsuul 14y ago|5 comments
948.
by Axsuul 15y ago
Perfect idea for a hack-a-thon and also executed really well! Love the Japanese theme
949.
by Axsuul 15y ago
Wow no power during the day? That's awesome that you took advantage of the resources available to you. Your story was very inspiring, thanks for sharing and I wish you the best of luck
950.
by Axsuul 15y ago
This is a really neat idea
951.
by Axsuul 15y ago
Definitely give my vote to Redis
952.
by Axsuul 15y ago
He slowed down the release of builds in an attempt to get out of beta I believe.
953.
by Axsuul 15y ago
This is beautiful <3 It would be neat if those TVs could hook to any computer. That way, you could host a tournament at your house =D
954.
by Axsuul 15y ago
I'm gonna guess he doesn't have one
955.
by Axsuul 15y ago
Dribbble and PatternTap are my goto's for inspiration. I pretty much browse Dribbble everyday. Basically, a beautiful UI comes from iteration in my opinion. I feel it's counter-productive to immediately strive for a beautiful interface. Rat
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by Axsuul 15y ago
Do not and I repeat, DO NOT, buy this game, launch this game, and click "New Game" if you plan on releasing something in the near future.
957.
by Axsuul 15y ago
The "please just go take a shower" hit home HARD
958.
by Axsuul 15y ago
I can see this hurting productivity, kinda like turntable.fm. Still totally awesome though!
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by Axsuul 15y ago
awesome site
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by Axsuul 15y ago
Maybe the key to writing great code is to not use Java.

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