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by blueprint 15y ago
This is a neat concept, but like nodemaker I have to point out that it has some limitations in terms of what sort of interfaces it can make. Additionally, in order to make use of this tool, you still need to be a programmer, and if you are
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by blueprint 15y ago
Curious about that too. Recently we have some great alternatives like Stripe ( https://stripe.com ).
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by blueprint 15y ago
You may have needed 30-60 days to build an App in the past because development eats up so much of that time. You should still start with a real problem, do good planning and market research, as well as validation of your solution, and that
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by blueprint 15y ago
Perhaps I'm mistaken about this, especially since this article was my first time hearing about delegate, but I believe that live and delegate are only able to be used for existing DOM events like "click", etc., whereas livequery calls a fun
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by blueprint 15y ago
Don't forget to check out livequery. http://docs.jquery.com/Plugins/livequery "Live Query utilizes the power of jQuery selectors by binding events or firing callbacks for matched elements auto-magically, even after the page has been loade
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Building a great mobile App may take hard work, but it doesn't have to suck(blueprint.io)
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by blueprint 15y ago
> But most businesses don't commission software ever few months, or even every few years. So every time they want a new app, or a refresh of their website, they are suddenly faced with a shockingly high price tag compared to the last ti
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by blueprint 15y ago
It looks like you know more than I do about his motivation for getting the new school going. Thanks for sharing that.
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by blueprint 15y ago
Could you share one or two unknown unknowns to which you were exposed in school?
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by blueprint 15y ago
How can one confirm the benefit that thinking has had in one's life? From my point of view, it's more important to know both the principle and the problems (questions) that determine the results that exist in the world, rather than learning
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by blueprint 15y ago
If they learn to engineer software, surely they'll know how to access Wikipedia.
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by blueprint 15y ago
This is just a guess but he's been teaching for long enough that each year he probably keeps an eye out for concepts that he can use during Halloween and then works on the ones he judges to be the best. Some say brilliance is often a produc
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by blueprint 15y ago
Mike Zamansky was my AP CS teacher in high school. Way to go Mr. Zamansky! Edit: If anyone has any questions about him or his teaching style I might be able to answer.
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by blueprint 15y ago
While we are focusing on SOPA and the Protect IP Act, we are being distracted from the social problems that lie at the cause of these kinds of bills even being able to see the light of day.
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by blueprint 15y ago
Makes sense, actually. Thanks :)
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by blueprint 15y ago
If alien species limited themselves to entertainment for such a long time, then where are the broadcasts from other solar systems? On the other hand, recent studies apparently hint that things like electrical and gravitational constants may
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by blueprint 15y ago
Is there a blog link I can bookmark and check later?
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by blueprint 15y ago
Might explain why the "Code" part of their process seems so lacking in substantial details!
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by blueprint 15y ago
Aw, thanks! :)
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by blueprint 15y ago
Way to go! Can you give us a general idea of the concept, i.e. "It's _________ for ________."?
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by blueprint 15y ago
1. Spent a week or two confirming that the concept was possible 2. Left my day job to work full-time on the new project 3. Gathered some basic feedback 4. Got hosting, domain, and email sorted 5. Put up a notify signup page at http://bluep