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Reinventing the Printing Press(inkling.com)
23 points by Me1000 15y ago|4 comments
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by Me1000 15y ago
That's a fair assessment,
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by Me1000 15y ago
The main purpose is to send you a push notification when your friend joins, since a push notification can't execute client side code... that wouldn't work.
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by Me1000 15y ago
Preface: I will joining Path this Summer, but I do not speak for the company in any way, nor have I spoken with them about the situation. This is a purely technical reply... You cant guarantee a unique hash. When you hash users' data there
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by Me1000 15y ago
Path existed at least a year before timeline.
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by Me1000 15y ago
Generally their prices for memory is never reduced until a model is updated. So early on in a product's life the price is more competitive. I once heard it was because Apple buys a ton of it up front (and gets a better price on it as a resu
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by Me1000 15y ago
Fortunately there are designers out there who are willing to help with OSS projects. Cappuccino is a great example of this. Sofa has made 3 versions of Aristo (our theme) for us; they also helped design many other open source apps. Even tho
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by Me1000 15y ago
While I agree being able to access the clipboard without flash would be very useful, I don't think disabling javascript URLs are a good idea either... A lot of very interesting and useful things can be done with bookmarklets. I suppose give
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by Me1000 15y ago
They were acquired over a year ago. :)
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by Me1000 15y ago
280North doesn't exist anymore, that's why they aren't focusing in it anymore. :)
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by Me1000 15y ago
Sofa built a great app, enstore that lives on under it's new owner. Plex also has a Cappuccino component. Pixar built an internal app a while back. There are various others we've mentioned in the past, and several internal apps which unfort
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by Me1000 15y ago
I especially want to thank our new team members. They've really put a lot of work into this release. You guys rock!
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Announcing Cappuccino 0.9.5(cappuccino.org)
94 points by Me1000 15y ago|21 comments
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by Me1000 15y ago
Seriously guys? The website goes down and your first thought is that it's dead?
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by Me1000 15y ago
The flaws of the law are more basic than anything mentioned. How exactly do people expect companies to enforce it? The most you can do is add a couple fields for the user to entire their birthday. The article states 'These findings prompted
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by Me1000 15y ago
It was actually that people love Cocoa so much that we wanted to built it on the web. As a result, Objective-J was born, since it makes a lot of sense in the context of Cocoa.
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Cappuccino Training Course: iDeveloper TV(cappuccino.org)
41 points by Me1000 15y ago|9 comments
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by Me1000 15y ago
http://m.facebook.com got a nice update today too. Adding that to the home screen will probably solve most of your complaints. With the caveat that you won't be able to upload pictures.
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by Me1000 15y ago
> However, the proliferation of native 3rd party apps meant that users weren't using the browser to get to Facebook and that may have led Facebook to finally decide to release the app. or it could just be that the Safari on the iPad doe
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by Me1000 15y ago
Exactly what kind of applications are you building that require lower level languages in order to be performant? I can't think of an application I use on a daily basis that can't be done equally well in the browser. Of course there will alw
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by Me1000 15y ago
280slides was nothing more than a demo app that hasn't been touched in 3 years. Atlas was the real product of 280north. I suggest trying Cappuccino today. If you're dealing with any significant browser issues, the problem is certainly not C
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by Me1000 15y ago
Your second point is moot. 280slides proved high quality desktop class applications are possible on the web. Cappuccino helped reinforce that fact by providing several more apps, some of which rival even their desktop counterpart (picsengin
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by Me1000 15y ago
For years Flash held a dominate position on the web. Without Flash YouTube who knows how long it would have taken for something like YouTube to be created? That stagnation is a fundamental problem.
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by Me1000 15y ago
Everything the web runs on now is much more advanced than the computers of 10 years ago. Joe's point he made a year ago is still true today, but it hasn't happened. "Browser makers need to go nuts with non-standard APIs and let the W3C stan
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by Me1000 15y ago
Compare that to the progress of native development. Apple comes out with new cool things on iOS every year, whereas on the web it takes 5 years to get something new that is 10 years behind the native counterparts.
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by Me1000 15y ago
ah, clever… I was thinking detection before the user types anything.
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by Me1000 15y ago
There's no way to detect if the user's caps lock is turned on in JS
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by Me1000 15y ago
Not really a hack, but a nifty UX feature.
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by Me1000 15y ago
Atlas is no longer pinko ally available, and on top of that... It is Cappuccino.
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by Me1000 15y ago
Cappuccino is the best implementation out there, because the most important thing we strive for is conformance with Cocoa behavior. Cappuccino is certainly at par with Cocoa with most things.

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