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Ask HN: Can I write all my doco using markdown?
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Show HN: Interact Javascript Library
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Javascript Builds – Beyond Concatenation
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Thanks David - we will definitely try and cover that somewhere on the site. I expect that in the majority of cases people who are comfortable with Google's terms that Google Maps would definitely be the right way to go - they've got a grea
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Ask HN: Feedback on HTML5 Mapping Library
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Yep - but I figured that was the answer on how you are meant to handle things :)
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How "pure" is the JSON generated using the out of the box serializer? I guess what I'm asking is there much MS cruft in there or does it look pretty clean?
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For those tracking the thread, current short list: Server Frameworks - ASP.NET MVC3 ( http://www.asp.net/mvc/mvc3 ) - OpenRasta ( http://trac.caffeine-it.com/openrasta ) - Kayak ( http://kayakhttp.com/ ) REST Clients (not needed straight aw
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Looks like MVC3 is definitely on the table then too...
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Looks like OpenRasta has a pretty solid community built around it and the general design abstraction looks pretty good. Kayak also looks pretty nifty, but seems to be in a bit of state of flux at the moment (more so than OpenRasta). Both ad
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Thanks for the response - I'll check out some of the suggestions and possibly post back with further questions.
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Ask HN: The current state of DotNet Web development
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I was chuffed to find out about this today after just posting on the topic yesterday ( http://distractable.net/business/crowdfunding-opensource-lib... ). I am hopeful that tools such as fundry might help to make opensource development more
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Fundry - An Answer to Opensource Project Funding Woes?
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I have to admit I was hoping Ben would fall in a open manhole cover towards the bottom of the screen, but alas he did not. Just shows you can always make improvements, even on something as clever as this ;)
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Well it looks pretty. Pretty doesn't come cheap ya know ;)
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Ask HN: Javascript UI Frameworks - Declarative or Markup Based
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It's interesting you say half a year, as that is when some of the events look to be occurring. In the clear soon after a big client project too. Thanks for the feedback.
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Thanks for the feedback, and kudos on including point 3. I think that may well tip the balance ;)
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I'm not sure that it's entirely that simple. I don't want to get into any language wars but certainly in some cases the one single developer coding in a language they are extremely proficient in may in fact help use the "runway" most effec
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Ask HN: To speak or not to speak - that is the question...
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Looks good too, but I think the guys have captured some of the social elements better with @desksnearme - additionally the availability rollover in desks is awesome.
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Nice work guys - this is excellent. Site feels awesome, and I will definitely be using it rather than having to put a shoutout on Twitter to find coworking spaces. Great idea. Excellent execution.
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Thanks for the tip - I'll give that a go.
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Ask HN: Best Javascript Async Tutorial?
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Ask HN: Fantasy Map Generation
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I think that may well be the reality of things too, although I would like to see more happen. Unfortunately when it comes to opensource software most successful libraries (take jQuery for example) survive and thrive through having a large
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Ask HN: Building a business and supporting an Open-Source Library
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Hey Guys, Absolutely happy to answer any questions or listen to any suggestions you have for the library. I'm going to work on a short presentation outlining "Why Tile5" which goes into why I have built Tile5. Most people are probably rig
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I'm sure that the message of both the movie and this spin-off piece are skewed towards fantasy and there is great work coming out of SV all the time. But let's face it innovation doesn't decide to shack up in one place, settle down and have
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