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by basil 17y ago
I managed to get some shots this morning on my way to work. All taken on my 3GS. It caused air pollution levels to be 1500 times more than normal ( http://www.smh.com.au/environment/sydney-dust-blanket-causes... ) and it sure felt like it,
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Open source web app which pulls, parses, stores and emails App Store reports(oiledmachine.com)
1 points by basil 17y ago|0 comments
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by basil 17y ago
Or you could use the excellent VCSCommand plugin ( http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=90 ) which provides most of the things this article talks about, plus a common interface that supports CVS, SVN, SVK as well.
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by basil 18y ago
Wow. As an iPhone developer I would like to say that this is huge and I am looking forward to integrating some of these classes into my projects. Of particular note is TTPhotoViewController which emulates Apple's photo viewer, and which con
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by basil 18y ago
When do you plan to launch? Would it be better to hold off until the 3.0 release for push notifications, thereby freeing you from creating the infrastructure for SMS and email?
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by basil 18y ago
I use about:blank because I do not always wish to go to the same page each time I launch my browser, and I don't want to experience a slow start-up as my browser loads a pre-defined home page. Out of curiosity, if you find this data, what d
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Managing concurrent asynchronous URL requests in Cocoa(oiledmachine.com)
1 points by basil 18y ago|0 comments
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by basil 18y ago
Textmate and Espresso and all other visual editors don't compare to Vim/Emacs. Sure Textmate may have some keybindings, but you can't use Textmate while ssh'd to a remote server.
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by basil 18y ago
You've listed scripting languages there which arguably means you don't necessarily need an IDE. By this I mean, there is no code-compile-test cycle and you don't need an IDE to take care of your builds. Possibly the most efficient way of
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by basil 18y ago
Well if that's the case and if properties are available on a site-wide basis like Jekyll's topics and categories are, then yes - it certainly seems very capable and something I would like to have a crack at using.
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by basil 18y ago
From what I have just read about Webby, it seems like it does not support topics and categories like Jekyll does. However it does have a wide range of rake tasks which do some things like offer a variety of deployment options, logging to g
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by basil 18y ago
One thing I can see that Webby supports that looks interesting is ERB. How flexible is ERB as opposed to what seems like a more restricted templating language like Liquid? It looks like ERB allows for actual Ruby to be used in your templa
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Overview of Jekyll - a static site generator written in Ruby(oiledmachine.com)
22 points by basil 18y ago|11 comments
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by basil 18y ago
An invaluable resource I have found is the iPhone Programming course offered by Stanford: http://www.stanford.edu/class/cs193p/cgi-bin/index.php The slides and source code are all very consumable.
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by basil 18y ago
In your terminal Vim session, type :echo g:colors_name to find out if you have a colour scheme set. Also what version of Vim are you using? If you are using Vim-Tiny for example, it is not compiled with syntax highlighting support. Type :
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by basil 18y ago
I work with the guys who developed this new CMS, which truly has to be seen to be believed. It contains some great features coupled with a very lickable interface. Here is a video recorded at our last user conference 2 weeks ago which goes
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CMS interface design and evolution(gregsherwood.blogspot.com)
5 points by basil 18y ago|1 comments
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by basil 18y ago
Haven't seen anyone mention Zenbe Lists yet ( http://lists.zenbe.com ). It's a free web app which does one thing well: it allows you to maintain and reorder any number of lists. The reason I use it is because their iPhone app is the best To
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CMS with radical inline WYSIWYG editor and online help(vimeo.com)
1 points by basil 18y ago|0 comments