allanderek

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by allanderek 10y ago
I have seen so many versions of this same script. The fact is that such header comments at the top of every file aren't that useful. I mean, what do you use them for? The information in them, is already stored from the fact that the fi
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by allanderek 10y ago
I'm afraid I have no real expertise in user-experience so I cannot really say. I definitely think you want, as you suggest, a "How it works" at the very top, centre of the landing page. Preferably in graphic form. I also stil
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by allanderek 10y ago
That's a very noble approach, but I don't understand how it relates to not showing non-users current dreams? Is it that you have to pay to even view dreams? I didn't get that from the home page. I think at the very least yo
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by allanderek 10y ago
So in IMHO the fact that this person cannot see any of the dreams prevents them from understanding. If you really do not want to show non-users any dreams, why not just have a couple of made-up example ones?
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by allanderek 10y ago
You cannot seem to view any of the 'dreams' without creating an account. You are going to lose a lot of potential users this way.
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by allanderek 10y ago
You're welcome. Thanks for a useful site. Would you like some code review of the source code done? I'm not sure how much time I'll have in the near future, but I can try?
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by allanderek 10y ago
I like it. The blog site that hosts it has a slightly strange menu, when at 'home' there are three links 'Blog', 'Apps', and 'Contact', when at Apps, there appears to be only 'Blog' and &#x2
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by allanderek 10y ago
This looks great. There are a couple of minor bugs that I've come across so far. 1. Occasionally at the 'Prompts' screen, pressing the reload icon causes a blank prompt, which means there is no reload icon. Hence the us
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by allanderek 10y ago
It's nice. I like that you don't need to log-in, or create an account, or anything like that to play. A bit more feedback on illegal moves would be a good addition. Even better would be feed-forward, such as dimming the places tha
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by allanderek 10y ago
I like the easy way of bumping the version attached to review. That mitigates it to some extent.
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by allanderek 10y ago
So first off, I like this. I actually quite like the design as well. I absolutely agree that a "latest reviews" or something would be great. The first thing I want to do is at least see a single review, just to see what one looks
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by allanderek 10y ago
The bike itself looks quite neat but this kind of website grinds my gears. Is it possible to buy one? I could not tell from the website. I'm no customer expert but I guess that many visitors want to know two things 1. is it possible to
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by allanderek 10y ago
Your website is very well designed, to me it looks very nice. On my browser (Firefox-Linux) if I open the hamburger menu on the right, and click, say, API usage, the content is pushed off to the left and I can't even scroll it back. Th
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by allanderek 10y ago
I like it. On python-ideas the idea of a curated list of pypi packages comes up from time-to-time. The most recent incarnation was started just last month and you can read it here: https://mail.python.org/pipermail/pyth
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by allanderek 10y ago
I guess I'm struggling quite to see the use case here. For web-site providers themselves they would much rather do the conditional logic themselves because then that would apply to all visitors not just those that come via your shortur
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by allanderek 11y ago
Looks quite nice. For the lazy it is currently IntelliJ, Textmate, Atom, Emacs and Vim. I'm going to guess that adding a new IDE is relatively straightforward depending on how that IDE stores its themes. I suppose it's a question
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by allanderek 11y ago
Sounds great. The landing page, which is nice and light with no visual burden on the user. However, it's not quite clear what exactly a user should put in the single input box? The placeholder 'Trendr' does not really help at
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by allanderek 11y ago
How is this different from say, Flask, Bottle, Route and the like? Basically I think the README could do with explaining a bit better what is unique to Feather. When would you use Feather over Flask or Bottle? That is of course assuming tha
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by allanderek 11y ago
If I'm honest, this is a great example of a home page in which I've browsed it and have no real clue what it does or what problem it attempts to solve.
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by allanderek 11y ago
The cookiecutter project more generally is a great example of a project that started as a small thing for one person's purpose and has grown to be more generally useful.
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by allanderek 11y ago
The screen cast videos did not work for me. Pressing play just made the video load, but would play for only a fraction of a second. Anyway, I think I about understand the concept. Basically, rather than organise software into files, you sto
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by allanderek 11y ago
I think it's quite a nice idea, but I'm struggling to imagine myself using this. For a start, I want my tests in my source code repository. Secondly, I want to run my tests locally before I upload to production, perhaps even bef
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by allanderek 11y ago
This is a good point. In particular what happens if you fork a repository, do you lose the meta-data? What happens if you have a fork for coordination of a sub-team, are the pull-request annotations created on that fork also available with
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by allanderek 11y ago
This is beautiful and clearly very useful. Some thoughts: * Business-wise, your main risk is that GitHub agrees how useful this is and builds much of the same features. In a sense, GitHub can improve in this manner, by taking the best featu
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by allanderek 11y ago
I think this is a pretty good idea, sort of reminds of 'hoogle' ( https://www.haskell.org/hoogle/ ) which allows Haskell developers to search for functions based on type.