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camus
13y ago
now that's pretty AWESOME ! while eclipse supports python, it feels like a dinosaur. Jetbrains ide is the sh|t ! Thanks guys.
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camus
13y ago
CSS sucks,period. When people come up with an improved standard then we can discuss about writing better CSS. Today ,without CSS preprocessors, writing CSS is a nightmare. We'll write proper css when we get a proper language ( and when
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camus
13y ago
Elop did sank Nokia , and he got rewarded for that. How do you call it , a win win contract? But that's the price one pays when one does business with Microsoft => Scroogled !
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camus
13y ago
"Lumia's are slowly gaining ground" WP is a disaster, Nokia is dead, Ballmer is forced out, yet you still believe it is "gaining ground" ? Of course WP ramped up,from 0 ,any product can ramp up. Let's stop the
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camus
13y ago
They should kill Metro/Modern UI on desktop ,it's the stupidest thing Microsoft has ever done.
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13y ago
Yeah, yet Microsoft still believes in that failure. They dont get that nobody want their Microsoft stuffs, they should stick to software. Nobody trust Microsoft anymore. Especially businnesses after X license audits ... I'm glad people
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camus
13y ago
not going to happen ,because PHP relies to much on native extensions. If a fork doesnt work with them , it will not be successfull. The best one can do is move to Python , which works on an httpd server and is a real multipurpose language,
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camus
13y ago
at the end of mine , all i was able to do is program a tic tac toe game, I guess kids are smarter today.
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camus
13y ago
Do you have a live exemple somewhere ? i'm curious about how well this technique performs.
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camus
13y ago
Nothing it is just vaporware. they put a demo out with some music there promising the next generation html5 framework , but it was only to get funding. This is pure Scamware. What is funny is the author of Three.js did exactly the same dem
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camus
13y ago
Because broswer detection is an anti-pattern , and you dont know in a few years if chrome will do the same... Will you go back to all your projects to fix them ?
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camus
13y ago
Java. If you did not write a EJB, a servlet ,used hibernate , and lost yourself with spring IOC, you are not a real developper ( sarcasm ).
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camus
13y ago
His style was never obsolete. Soon designers will reject all that flat fad because of what it really is , hyped non sense that goes against basic usability.Then all flat UIs will look obsolete.
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camus
13y ago
the issue is JS doesnt make things easy as soon as one wants to go modular. JS is so flexible that someone's script might not be compatible with yours.When JS gets a proper module system ,that doesnt really on voodoo modules, things wi
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13y ago
javadb.
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camus
13y ago
You mean no accountability whatsoever.That's what will kill Kickstarter.
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camus
13y ago
I'm sorry i'll never get how some people can give 500 000 $ for phantom projects. Especially when serious projects are backed by real investors under the hood(that will make a profit if the project is successfull). Kickstarter is
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camus
13y ago
The problem with this article is the author doesnt understand that 1/ People are not going to post briefs,diagrams, or product strategies of their clients. No business want these informations to be public. It's like sharing the so
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camus
13y ago
is im a programming language ?
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13y ago
ages = "#{child} is #{age}" for child, age of yearsOld
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camus
13y ago
Confusing name. It's not a db engine built with javascript.
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camus
13y ago
that's one of the problems of flat design ,it's so flat and dull it's hard to remember anything about it. Which app shown here feels like it has an identity? none.
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camus
13y ago
I guess he meant seamless.
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camus
13y ago
no it's not , especially when you cant tell the difference between what is a button and what is not a button.
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camus
13y ago
what about designers to "normalize" on people and make their app usable instead of surfing on the flat fad? most of these after design are plain ugly.
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camus
13y ago
True, a sad story , but i'm impress that they have been able to do that. But the salvage is expected to cost more than a billion , and italian taxpayers will have to pick up the tab... the question is , was it worth ? what about just
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camus
13y ago
you know,it's like the "blacks call themself nig " thing ( I am black ).
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camus
13y ago
That's called neo-sexism, like affirmative action was neo-racism ( i dont deny the social implications of racial segregation and slavery, but these politics did not make people less racist). If I was a girl I would definetly feel offen
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camus
13y ago
that's a pretty racist statement backed up by no facts or causality. Detroit used to be rich even \w all these "African" as you call them.
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camus
13y ago
I trust what google says about browser usage over any other stat counter.If they still think IE8 is popular it must be, even if it pisses off webdevs.
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