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by beggi 15y ago
Exactly! Does anyone remember this: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/html5/articles/css-shaders.html
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by beggi 15y ago
Hmm, i haven't read the draft but doesn't just https cover what you're saying?
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by beggi 15y ago
I really enjoyed Convore on PyCon last year. Much more than Twitter for example. I remember there were rooms on just about anything, and among other things I met some guys to grab beers with on Convore. Too bad it didn't work out.
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by beggi 15y ago
I don't think Jobs ignored profits at all. His aim was to create a company that makes products that people love and more money to Apple enabled more of their creativity. I do think one of the things that make Apple very different is that th
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by beggi 15y ago
Really, really cool.
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by beggi 15y ago
I wonder how well this works with Bootstrap?
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by beggi 15y ago
This has bothered me so many times when using Bootstrap. The compressor I mainly use (UglifyJS) handles the compressing alright, but the concat process fails. At least just have a semicolon at the end of all JS files and that's enough for
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Simple pinger/web monitor meant to run on Google App Engine(github.com)
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Cuisine - Chef-like configuration utility built on Fabric and Python(github.com)
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by beggi 15y ago
Brytter looks nice but check out www.calepin.co if you're looking for really awesome blogging (via Markdown and Dropbox).
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by beggi 15y ago
I don't get these awards. For example, is Kindle Fire a better device than iPad 2 or iPhone 4S? Come on.
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by beggi 15y ago
Eliminating nested callbacks would be one hell of a feat.
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Apple hires Dixons CEO as chief of retail(reuters.com)
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by beggi 15y ago
This reminds me of Flask for Python (nb. although more is built in to Padrino, most of the functionality for Flask is provided by plugins). I've recently started using Flask for new projects in favor of Django. I feel that most of the libra
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by beggi 15y ago
This is pretty nice. I totally concur with the post, and I think logical commands is the biggest (only?) benefit of Mercurial over Git... been using Legit by Kenneth Reitz lately... I recommend it highly https://github.com/kennethreitz/leg
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by beggi 15y ago
Great article. Just want to point out Katy ( https://github.com/raganwald/Katy ) is a fantastic addition to CoffeeScript.
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by beggi 15y ago
Oh yes, I can't imagine a room full of professionals talking about the tools they use to get their job done.
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by beggi 15y ago
I am a former user of both TextMate and Sublime Text. The TextMate story everybody knows, it was good at first but got stale with no updates. I feel Sublime Text is fantastic, but after reading some article on Janus ( https://github.com/car
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by beggi 15y ago
I agree, it would be nice if Django would develop further abstractions for example for key value stores and document stores, and add functionality to the admin for those.
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by beggi 15y ago
further explanation: Since the whole ORM is designed ground up for relational databases, it has always seemed very hackish to me to add the non relational support. IMO better to use the ORM and Admin for what it was intended and just add fu
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by beggi 15y ago
Isn't Django on app engine turning more towards Google Cloud SQL? Don't mean to be offensive to anyone but Django-app-engine and Django-nonrel has always seemed to be a bit of a stopgap to me for using Django models and admin with app engin
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by beggi 15y ago
FYI, Armin doesn't mention it in his article but the guys that built Battlelog, ESN, is releasing the web framework behind it: http://www.esn.me/product/planet/ . They also have a great service, BeaconPush similar to Pusher, only better IM
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by beggi 15y ago
Nice idea - I think you could use a bit of tweaking regarding elements you can select, for example I don't think anyone wants blog posts in divs smaller than 100x100px
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by beggi 15y ago
You can open up a bank account in the US without US residency - but it's more of a hassle than just using a service that supports your country because of tax issues and such.