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by adyus 15y ago
This is a really cool app and I agree that photographers could be a target market. One thing I've always wanted to see from apps like this: you should be able to push a button that 'pins' the image in virtual space, and when you move the ph
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by adyus 15y ago
That's actually a great way to begin building a system: consider the browser as another API client. It's sort of the Twitter way, I guess.
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by adyus 15y ago
It's easier than you think. See http://fzysqr.com/2011/03/27/nodechat-js-continued-authentic... The good news about node.js is that it's fresh and there are tons of howtos and tutorials out there already.
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by adyus 15y ago
It's also important to work for the right person the first time around. Make sure it's a job where you retain most of the control over the final look and feel of the result, otherwise you may not be able to use it for your portfolio.
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Ask HN: JS-heavy apps revealing business logic on frontend?
3 points by adyus 15y ago|3 comments
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by adyus 15y ago
Since you seem to have the hang of JS already, you could try Node.js for the backend. You can reuse the same Models you've created in backbone, and choose your favorite DB from among Node's offerings (MongoDB, CouchDB, Redis or just plain o
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by adyus 15y ago
I believe you are looking for http://jsplumb.org/jquery/demo.html
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by adyus 15y ago
Good to know it's only a buzzword. For a second I thought I missed something awesome that HTML5 could do...
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Ask HN: What's an HTML5 app?
1 points by adyus 15y ago|3 comments
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by adyus 15y ago
If such a thing existed, it would have helped this guy: http://huff.to/kKIGDa The important part is in the grey box. The guy went to a notary public and legalized a statement that he could later use in court. You could take your idea furt
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by adyus 15y ago
Alas, nowhere near the centers of IT, but South Florida...
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by adyus 15y ago
This subject is very relevant to me, as I'm in a similar position. I accepted a "full-time freelance" position in a hard time in my life for $15/hr, no benefits, no contract of any kind (contractor). I'm the only developer at an 8-month old
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by adyus 15y ago
How about checking the logged user's IP address on each page refresh and storing it on the server, and if there's more than one IP for the same user, invalidate the session?
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by adyus 15y ago
Depending on the feel of the company, it might look more modern using a sans-serif font. In Word, Arial and Tahoma are available, if I'm not mistaken, and you could take the elitist route and use Helvetica Light :)
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by adyus 15y ago
Instead of relying on users downloading the app, and annoying their seatmates, here's another idea. Since you're relying on the cinemas' cooperation anyway, why not sell them a button to be installed under each armrest? The way to prevent
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by adyus 15y ago
You might want to check out http://w3fools.com/ before recommending that in the future. They list some great alternative resources.