LAMike

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   by LAMike 14y ago

   Looking forward to it!
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   by LAMike 14y ago

   Haha I began to code last year and got started with backbone so this flat file paradigm is a little new to me :0
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   by LAMike 14y ago

   So if I wanted to build a app that delivers customized news, I create a user account + save their preferences. Then when they authenticate, the app only uses a GET request to fetch those certain feeds specified in their preferences? Thanks
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   by LAMike 14y ago

   Oh I think I get it, instead of waiting for a user to click on a page and then call the server to render that page, the flat file method renders all the pages at once w/o worrying about which pages the user will click on... Correct?
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   by LAMike 14y ago

   Can someone explain the concept of "flat files" to me and why people like to use it?
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   by LAMike 14y ago

   Can TWC get in trouble for this? Isn't this a classic case of anti-competitive practices? And I wonder if Comcast does the same thing for Netflix...
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   by LAMike 14y ago

   Google, search the app stores, check Twitter... those will get you an idea of who the big players in the market are. Also AngelList may have some competitors/similar startups
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   by LAMike 14y ago

   Wow. Amazing demo, can't wait for WebGL animated movies that look this good!
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   by LAMike 14y ago

   The tutorial on the website is pretty cool, any other ones I can check out? Good luck with Firebase it's off to a great start!
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    by LAMike 14y ago

    Turning "blobs of content" into apps is going to make a lot of money when the Apple TV comes out
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    by LAMike 14y ago

    So I can animate a movie/short film, take a screencast of it, and use Phosphor to render the movie on the client side? That plus html5 audio could be a new low bandwidth way to stream movies in the future
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    by LAMike 14y ago

    This looks awesome, hope to use it on the next update to my app which is running Backbone with Django
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    by LAMike 14y ago

    How exactly did he die? I remember him from this interview http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5c645Uexx0
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    by LAMike 14y ago

    I think they're right, please release a version that could be controlled by a keyboard + integrate Youtube's API and you could probably break the Internet because it would be too awesome to handle
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    by LAMike 14y ago

    Congratulations I think it's awesome and would really be great for people who want to make mashups/mixes but don't want to spend a bunch of money on the equipment. Good luck to you and your team!
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    by LAMike 14y ago

    The music sequencer was awesome is there a live site I can see it?
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    by LAMike 14y ago

    I'd say the over/under for a clone of Voxer from FB is 6 months. I'm taking the under