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by _the_inflator 8y ago
Can relate, after 7+ years I am again using WordPress and PHP again. I am impressed by PHP 7.
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"Saved you a click" - thx.
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Yep, absolutely agree. For the Netscape generation MySpace was annoying, for the newsgroups fun ended with IRC. Anyone tiktok-ing around couldn't care less about MySpace and the codeblog rant. The real fun is, that you can make the int
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Agree. And if we get better content instead of marketed content which is simply ads surrounded by cheap content, I think this is a cool move.
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Consider every excel sheet as an app and you are in business. ;)
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Interesting points however I disagree. The case for grocery stores is that it is immediate gratification. Food is something that you must take in on a regular basis. This cannot be netflix'ed. Besides from that it is far more convenien
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by _the_inflator 8y ago
Cool question. Basically, you don't manage your time. You use it. What are you trying to accomplish, how many resources do you have? There are goals, you set, and there are bottom-up driven innovations. The feeling of being overwhelmed
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FB devs show that there are no dogmas, only different solutions to different problems. Flow has its merits and was a good start as an experiment back then.
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Totally agree. There is no right to a current state, there are only people and change. I was raised in my hometown in a part, which was build up from the ground. Everything was new. The very same people who are now living there since 30+ ye
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UX is really about the whole experience. Consistency and process design, not so much delivering pixel perfect individual buttons. A great designer who is able to incorporate new features in an existing product while maintaining consistency
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by _the_inflator 8y ago
Yep, what also adds in my point of view to its popularity is that due to highly successful DND inspired PC games and cosplay DND is generally not considered some weird thing. Also people tend to be ok with the fantasy part of DND. When I st
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by _the_inflator 8y ago
I don't agree with the "rubbish part". WeWork single handedly changed the way we work. It is way easier to build a tech startup with the help of a co-working space company than before. I suspect that WeWork's business mo
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Yep, but intented this way.
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Sorry, I don't really get what's wrong with using Chromium in Edge. It is open source. Everybody can contribute or even fork the code (Blink/WebKit). And I think Microsoft did a genius move because Edge can be now the cool br
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by _the_inflator 8y ago
Back in the day this was ok. Look at actual stuff and you see that it is all cross development, macros etc. Visually structuring your code helps a lot focussing on the hard parts. It is about getting all the need you can get, not settling f
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by _the_inflator 8y ago
BTW the author got fired 2 days ago from PCMag: https://twitter.com/THErealDVORAK/status/1043180806020116480 This makes this read even more interesting to me.
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There are too many in very different domains and languages. However, I opt for jQuery here. It is one of the greatest examples of how constant refactoring and thoughful usage of design pattern get you a very long way. If you are designing J
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by _the_inflator 9y ago
Camille Fournier - The Manager's Path: A Guide for Tech Leaders Navigating Growth and Change This is a great ressource to guide you through your journey from dev to team lead, senior team lead and even CTO. Pretty accurate description