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by afro88 9y ago
We do this kinda thing with Sketch and iOS for all assets (including app icons). We also do font styling, colors, gradients etc from Sketch to a styling plist. Kinda annoying to set up, but it's a godsend for styling updates and whitel
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by afro88 9y ago
Wow, this is done in React Native: https://github.com/spolu/dazzle
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by afro88 10y ago
I've done an experiment recently, inspired by the macstories.net guy (@viticci) who spent 1 year only using an iPad Pro. I have an iPad Air 1 (so, much slower than the 2017 iPads and iPad Pros). It has mainly been used as a test device
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by afro88 10y ago
WebGL noob question - why is this silky smooth on Safari on my MacbookPro but Mine 3D [0] (and to be fair basically any other Web GL) is noticably low fps? I understand Chrome has better support, and I'm in the habit of launching Chrom
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by afro88 10y ago
> experience “rural farm life” or “communal living” just a couple hours away from Tokyo. You just straw-manned your way into a negative review of the concept. I think the vast majority of people looking at this can clearly see it's
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by afro88 10y ago
His point about React Native at the end is very reductive. As an experienced (6+ years) iOS developer, my experience putting together a dual platform app in React Native has been very positive. For the majority of content driven apps, it se
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by afro88 10y ago
Don't be so sure. Layers of middle management, all with their own (often selfish) priorities between you and other teams working on systems you need to collaborate with will destroy any possibility of agility.
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by afro88 10y ago
Isn't ReactNative for native mobile apps though? This is a web app
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by afro88 10y ago
> IMO chatbots are the online equivalent of getting an automated response from a phone line I agree, but that doesn't mean they're as bad as them. It's _much_ faster to read a text and reply with a word/number/ta
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by afro88 10y ago
This is exactly what I thought. The solution isn't to buy a blender, but to chew your food properly.
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by afro88 10y ago
Signed. But is there some way you can hide the email addresses on the Google Sheet?
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by afro88 10y ago
Apple do this with their frameworks now with Swift 3, for these very reasons (strong typing + advanced IDE). There's no need to encode parameter names into the function definitions anymore, unless they're core data types. So now y
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by afro88 10y ago
Will you guys be recording it? Would love to check it out
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by afro88 10y ago
As far as deployment goes, I've had great success with flynn.io and an Elixir buildpack. Flynn is amazingly easy to deploy. It provisions DO/AWS/Azure then bootstraps a single node or cluster literally at the push of a button
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by afro88 10y ago
For anyone getting a bunch minified js/css written out in line mode rather than the actual first website: turn off your browser plugins/extensions :)
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by afro88 10y ago
There's a difference between needing 100,000,000 games and 50,000 for training to be the best. That difference is learning efficiency and astuteness - a good way of judging AI progress, no?
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by afro88 10y ago
Didn't Instagram just do a big refactor of their iOS app, and release an iOS OSS framework with their new feed code? https://realm.io/news/tryswift-ryan-nystrom-refactoring-at-s...
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by afro88 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Berlin + remote Happy new year! I'm a senior iOS developer with 6 years experience, 2 years full time TDD Swift. I'm currently working for a fortune 500 as iOS tech lead for their video on demand app platform, and I
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by afro88 10y ago
This is a really great example of how to do it right when it comes to Swift, MVVM, Reactive Cocoa, Testing, CI etc. Lovely code and architecture!
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by afro88 10y ago
They totally could have done it clean like this for Swift and I struggle to understand why they did it in the old Obj-C way: extension methods with yg_ prefix, static constants instead of enums, unnecessary configuration after instantiation
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by afro88 10y ago
It gets easier. But unfortunately it's not just a matter of putting yourself in the situations more (you'll just get accustomed to how you feel so it won't get you down as much, but you'll still feel anxious and leave).
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by afro88 10y ago
I use it for api monitoring. It hits various endpoints for trainspottr.fm and pings me if anything is amiss.
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by afro88 10y ago
Oh my lord I can play Syndicate in the browser. Bye bye productivity.... http://playdosgamesonline.com/syndicate.html
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by afro88 10y ago
Very nice. Would love support for German!
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by afro88 10y ago
The whole premise of the GoF book is to offer patterns that are helpful in certain situations. They describe when a certain pattern will help and when it will not in detail. They also take care to tell you that you should think carefully be
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by afro88 10y ago
+1 this would be great for our team. Things get lost in chat, and email really isn't great for group discussions. Plus most email has a bit of a formal tone in our company, but Async looks like due to the reddit style people would be a
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by afro88 10y ago
"640K ought to be enough for anybody" I use my MBP for dev work, and would love to have faster compile times for example
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by afro88 10y ago
Just thinking out loud here (haven't tried this) but maybe a better approach would be to not mention time. Simply ask for project specs and break it down into priced components if need be. $1500 at $100 an hour sounds expensive if you&
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by afro88 10y ago
Anyone using Erlang/Elixir on Flynn? Will distributed message sending between deployed apps work?
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by afro88 10y ago
I used Heroku to get my project off the ground, but costs are adding up now. What holds me back from migrating off Heroku is I don't have time to learn devops properly, kubernetes, maintain servers etc. This looks like a nice middle gr

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