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calsy
10y ago
People always target the wrong aspects when it comes to promotion of apps. Websites and twitter accounts won't do much of anything to grow your app. +60% of all app downloads are through app store search. You need to be extremely dil
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10y ago
Im curious to know how you could simply not go to school? Where I live it's compulsory. Smart or dumb, it doesn't matter, you go to school. I'm having a hard time understanding why they would just allow you to stay home in h
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10y ago
Why? Pokemon Go is the most talked about topic in tech at the moment. Considering this a tech news site, it would seem more than appropriate to show this content.
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10y ago
I think the real question is why are you making an accordion? They are ghastly UI components to navigate for the end user. I could see a few limited cases for them, but if someone says 'we will implement an accordion layout' at
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10y ago
3 reasons more of a joke in reference to the Queen. Thanks for polite answer.
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10y ago
I just like some well explained answers that's all. Why do people care so much if there are no reasons to stay? Is it the stock market? Is it immigration? I'm not after an argument, i'm an average joe who works and has a fam
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10y ago
Can someone give me 3 good reasons why the UK should stay in the EU? Thanks.
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10y ago
Mobile Strike anyone?
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10y ago
You're right, more for dramatic effect.
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10y ago
Takes up zero memory and resources, that must be some magical web app. Notifications, they can be turned off. Messenger is not a just another chat ecosystem, it is THE chat ecosystem. The messenger app is not resource intensive, it works
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10y ago
So much complaining. The web app version is crap, of course they want to move people over to the app. Why waste resources on an inferior web version when they can focus their attention on the very successful mobile app. Its just good bus
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10y ago
I always think of these things as tech dreams vs reality. No matter the publicity, no matter the hype, the reality is you will need to change the perception of a global public that have been driving cars for a century. You need to convince
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10y ago
'The lawsuit began when Oracle sued Google in 2010 over its use of 37 Java APIs, which Oracle acquired when it bought Sun Microsystems. In 2012', am I crazy or is this just a misprint? Oracle sued Google in 2010 before they acquir
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10y ago
Yes as bengotow said, I don't think its a matter of whether the language is weak/strong, rather its just a matter of circumstance. The holy grail of web development has always been the ability to write web apps that can run across
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10y ago
The big thing with javascript is that it has truely become a platform 'agnostic' language. It covers all bases in frontend (web, mobile and desktop) and backend development. No other language is in such a unique situation, so its
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10y ago
This is awesome! I wish I had something more constructive to say but thats all I could think of at the moment.
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10y ago
Really thats it?
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No, im not. Those are the exact points laid out in the article. The author mentions both the performance, size and redundancy related to frameworks. Gjolund, states that he is glad he does not work with people who think like this. He goes
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10y ago
'I'm really glad I don't have to work with people who think like this.' You're glad you don't work with people who weigh up the list of possible solutions based on the specific problem? You're glad you do
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10y ago
Is it possible for someone to point me in the direction of a nice JS project template that does not use a framework? I would still like all the core elements of a decent JS project such as package manager, bundler, templating BUT without th
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10y ago
I feel its my responsibility to save the world, kill every disease that exists, cure world hunger. What a load of toss! Something always stinks when you read these 'notes' from Zuckerberg. They all follow the same pattern, '
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11y ago
Why haven't we landed a man on mars yet? I mean its just a rocket and a man, how easy.
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11y ago
But thats exactly my point, you cant include everything unless you want to turn a basic how-to into an instruction manual. Cover the fundamentals of an engine and give little interesting facts like that regarding hybrids. I think your rea
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11y ago
Theres a whole site full of them if you click the title.
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11y ago
Yes.
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This is a basic presentation so people who have a limited understanding of what's under the bonnet can get an idea. Basic means not adding extraneous details regarding items that are considered 'secondary', for e.g turbocharg
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11y ago
width and floats dont need plugins.
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11y ago
Companies proven skill and expertise, thats a joke right? Heres how it works in the real world. Person in a company who knows sweet FA about software design and UX asks you to add a feature cause 'they want it'. Its not cause use
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11y ago
Your providing a service not teaching a religion. No 1 most perversive failure in all tech projects, ignoring your end user. Apple creates devices that are user friendly, they win. Guy creates software that's pain in the bum to use a
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11y ago
There are very good reasons for Apple to sandbox apps in this way. It provides a controlled, consistent experience for users.
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