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Smooth zoom animations with jQuery and CSS Transforms(twoixter.com)
1 points by bobfunk 16y ago|0 comments
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by bobfunk 16y ago
Feel the same way, but it seems there are quite a few people who are happy to put there email address just about anywhere pretty :)
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Webpop - What me mean by “Full Control Over HTML and CSS”(reddit.com)
1 points by bobfunk 16y ago|0 comments
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by bobfunk 16y ago
Short version: The guys from Quplo - http://quplo.com/ - added code completion to CodeMirror (javascript in browser editor). We made it context aware and improved the (x)html handling a bit. Here's the code: https://github.com/webpop/csc
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Contextual Code Completion for CodeMirror(webpop.com)
6 points by bobfunk 16y ago|1 comments
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by bobfunk 16y ago
You need a high level of traffic before you can really start drawing any statistically meaningful conclusions from A/B testing. People don't magically start showing up just because you publish a landing page, so some assumptions are necessa
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by bobfunk 16y ago
Co-founder of Webpop here. Honored to see our landing as one of your examples :) We actually had exactly this discussion internally when we created our landing. We even had at least one prototype of the more mysterious kind with little more
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by bobfunk 16y ago
Honestly, as a customer I'm getting tired of having to install apps for everything I use, I'm getting tired of something not having the app on my Droid because it's only for iPhone and so on... I think the HTML5/JS approach still has a way
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by bobfunk 16y ago
Most important change seems to be the switch from a canvas based renderer to a DOM based renderer. From what I've seen ACE feels a lot faster than Bespin did. I've been wondering if it would be possible to build a WYSIWYG HTML editor on top
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by bobfunk 16y ago
Using GET to submit a shopping cart can be "idempotent", but it is not "safe" since it changes state on the server. GET should always be both safe and idempotent.
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by bobfunk 16y ago
A good trick we've been using while building http://www.webpop.com has been to use the cheap small instances on the Rackspace cloud to build a mini version of a nice distributed setup with load balancers, web servers, database servers, mo
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by bobfunk 16y ago
Take http://www.webpop.com from private beta and to a profitable product!
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by bobfunk 16y ago
At http://www.webpop.com we're using JSON Schema as the way to define custom content types behind the scenes. This in combination with MongoDB works really well for us. When a user sets up a custom content type, he's actually setting up a
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by bobfunk 16y ago
Some numbers to back this up. We run http://www.domestika.org - the largest spanish-speaking community for designers with some. There we have around 19% using IE and the rest on Firefox, Safari and Chrome. If you assume that at least some
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by bobfunk 16y ago
Wow - this is an amazing offer. I'm sure you must be swamped in work already, so expect a "no time anymore answer", but I'll send you a request for help on documentation for http://www.webpop.com
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by bobfunk 16y ago
Well, each time I go to twitter.com I hope to see something slightly different than last time and that's not part of the internet being broken.
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by bobfunk 16y ago
If it was a purely functional interaction, shouldn't the same request always get the same response? In reality a lot of non-pure IO stuff tend to be the main part of what goes on in-between the request and the response in most web-apps...
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by bobfunk 16y ago
Sounds a bit like what you guys have been saying about Facebook recently ;)
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by bobfunk 16y ago
We use Nagios combined with Ganglia for webpop.com as well and it's a great solution. But if we weren't on a tight budget (we're bootstrapped) I would have gone with something like CloudKick no doubt. The server for Nagios might be cheap, b
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by bobfunk 16y ago
Looks great - imagine that it would be a perfect companion to something like sammy.js
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by bobfunk 16y ago
Couldn't agree more. We went to Techcrunch Disrupt and got a table in the startup alley for http://webpop.com even though we are not seeking investors and the typical guy there is not really our target. We were wondering if it was crazy o
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by bobfunk 16y ago
We're definitively aiming for launching http://www.webpop.com during November - so I guess I was in already before I read the post!
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by bobfunk 16y ago
Seems ironic that he dismisses MongoDB for being "over-featured," and then start listing problems with Redis that these extra features solve.
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by bobfunk 16y ago
Rackspace has a solid email hosting for businesses. Part of their sales-pitch is "Ad-free and Privacy Guaranteed," but eventually it always comes down to a question of trust.
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by bobfunk 16y ago
I have some experience with sharing js libraries between server side and client side. It can be nice but comes at a price: you'll bring all the problems of client side javascript to the serverside without any of the nice client side js-fram
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by bobfunk 17y ago
Tsung could be a good option: http://tsung.erlang-projects.org/ It is a very technical tool, and it sure could use a bit more documentation for getting started, but it does what you're asking for. You can set it up to run as a proxie and
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by bobfunk 17y ago
Shouldn't be to hard to make an HTML5 based programming tutorial or programming environment that exposes javascript via eval and saves the resulting snippets in the local storage...
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by bobfunk 17y ago
Product url working now: http://www.apple.com/ipad/
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by bobfunk 18y ago
YUI editor seconded - but we have extended it a bit to use my XHTMLPurifier ( http://github.com/biilmann/javascript-xhtml-purifier ) to clean up the HTML. It's based on a partial implementation of the algorithm for parsing HTML specified in
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by bobfunk 18y ago
I upvoted the comment, and definitively agree in general, but of course there's no rule without its exceptions. Half-life for example was very much designed by comittee, and we all know how that went ;)

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