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Syncany: open-source cloud storage and file-sharing alternative to Dropbox
(syncany.org)
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audionerd
15y ago
Is there a source for that Hemingway quote?
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audionerd
15y ago
Perhaps he was simply being modest. "UI design, programming, and product strategy" are just the three specific subjects he has felt qualified to "long argue" about.
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Design Hacks for the Pragmatic Minded
(warpspire.com)
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Evergreen: A perenially fresh basic CSS reset with grid, hosted centrally
(evergreen.statusok.com)
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Ruote – not a "state machine", but an "operating system for business processes"
(slideshare.net)
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On declarative state machines vs. imperative "workflow engines"
(engineyard.com)
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So, more often than not, you'll catch your state machines attaching behavior directly to your objects. Which sometimes bugs you, because you want your states to be less about "nouns" and more about "verbs". And eventually you notice that, i
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On a "state machine" vs. a "workflow engine"
(jmettraux.wordpress.com)
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15y ago
If you're hesitant to be an early adopter (AKA "guinea pig") Rails 2.3.x is very stable, and most of the useful plugins in the Rails ecosystem are still maintained for Rails 2.3.x. Many big names are still on Rails 2.3.x, too. Forgive me i
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StencylWorks - build Flash games, no coding required
(stencyl.com)
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15y ago
You might want to check out RQL, which builds on JsonPath: http://www.sitepen.com/blog/2010/11/02/resource-query-language-a-query-language-for-the-web-nosql/
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It would be great to see a standard emerge here. I've watched with interest as JSONPath and JSONQuery proposals have been presented, JS ports of Linq, and this latest proposal: RQL – http://www.sitepen.com/blog/2010/11/02/resource-query-la
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First Signs of SMS Disruption?
(cloudfour.com)
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GMail import for ElasticSearch, with demo web app for private search
(gist.github.com)
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Search Your Gmail Messages with ElasticSearch and Ruby
(ephemera.karmi.cz)
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15y ago
NEAT. Now I want to hook this up to Maildir...
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15y ago
I've been digging into RailsAdmin for a project recently as well, and really liking it so far. A couple things I'd like to see addressed from the author: - How is Active Admin's approach different? - Why would someone choose Active Admin ov
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15y ago
I wonder why they went with many <div>'s, instead of a single <div> with JS controlling the background-position and clip?
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Right, you can't project from Earth and get that kind of broadly visible image. You'd have to setup projection via satellite orbiting the Moon.
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I would disagree with the statement "nobody can afford to burn a huge logo onto the Moon". If the only constraint is who can "afford" it, the advertising world has some pretty deep pockets.
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Yes, the Moon Treaty was never ratified by the US. I think it's worth noting to show both the historical precedent of respect for the preservation of the Moon's environment, and that such respect is widespread throughout the world.
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In 2009, David Kent Jones proposed “shadow shaping” / “shadow farming” technology, in which robots would alter the moon’s surface in such a way that shadows from sunlight on the moon would form company logo’s and advertising messages. This
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16y ago
It's implemented in the Ruby version, and part of the spec: https://github.com/mustache/spec/blob/master/specs/sections.... https://github.com/mustache/spec/blob/master/specs/interpola...
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Mustache now has dot notation
(github.com)
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This is a good point. Most programmers are familiar with the common notations for nested structures (e.g.: a dot, or a slash). Mustache's solution requires a programmer to explicitly reference the parent context: https://github.com/defun
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Public Beta launch of TestFlight: iOS beta testing on the fly
(blog.testflightapp.com)
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I like the term "Mockup-Driven Development". This is a problem I've been thinking about for quite some time, and I think the author describes it well. There's clearly room for progress in the integration between client-side HTML/CSS designe
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I agree with your arguments when the purpose of a mockup (Photoshop or otherwise) is for visual concept / art direction / client presentation. But when you move past that stage, and begin to integrate HTML/CSS with server code, things get m
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16y ago
Nanoc has excellent, comprehensive documentation with great typography and style in the layout: http://nanoc.stoneship.org/docs/ backbone.js docs are concise and easy to follow, also well designed: http://documentcloud.github.com/backbon
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