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12y ago
I think these guidelines are for people really pushing the boundaries. If you want a simple interface you can probably disregard all of these guidelines.
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Accelerating the Future of 3D Printing
(inthefold.autodesk.com)
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13y ago
Is price really that much of an issue if this revolutionizes the way that we build websites? I just watched the demo and got the same feeling like when I saw Firebug for the first time. Let's see if it really works before we worry too
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13y ago
What version of the programming languages are being used?There is a major difference between Ruby 1.9.x and Ruby 2.x
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13y ago
Hey folks. I'm a Kera cofounder. We believe in the Lean Startup. Probably more than most. We launched three separate tutorial products trying to find something that people picked up easily while still giving great results. We basically ran
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14y ago
I've found a more specific term than 'high-level' state to explain the router state is 'addressable state'. A single page web application has two types of state. Addressable state (which is stored in the Ember router) and then another form
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Better Errors & RailsPanel
(railscasts.com)
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A Behavioral Neuoscientist, a Googler, and a Design Professor Walk into a bar...
(blog.kera.io)
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Using Kera.io for the UI walkthrough of a complex web application
(verold.com)
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14y ago
We're literally betting our business on Max being wrong here (www.kera.io). We believe the opposite, that the best way to learn something is to sit down and have someone show you. Perhaps in the narrowly defined 'mobile app' space where you
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14y ago
It's not meant to compare tools. But hey, at least we mentioned one of our competitors. I can't say that most people would have done that. Also: We've been getting a lot of requests about what tools we use hence Taige's blog post.
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How Extreme is your Startup? - Our Journey Through a Canadian Accelerator
(blog.kera.io)
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14y ago
Don't underestimate the value of an early standardized test framework. This posting itself is a great opportunity to teach the community what a canononical Meteor application should look like and not having testing baked in makes the code a
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14y ago
Ok thanks for the information. A test suite should be part of the DNA of any framework in my opinion and the lack of prioritizarion shows the values of the meteor team don't really align with what I originally expected.
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14y ago
Sorry but is this meant to be marketing for Meteor or a legit project? Am I missing something or is there no test suite? This doesn't bode we'll if this is the example of how to write a Meteor app. Please correct me if I've overlooked somet
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Attention Spans and Response Times: How Fast is Fast Enough?
(blog.kera.io)
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Four Criteria for Choosing The One Metric That Matters
(blog.kera.io)
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Building Your Own Cohort Report with Highcharts
(blog.kera.io)
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Cloud Backup Service MyShoebox Launches
(techcrunch.com)
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How Changing a Button Name Can Increase Conversions by 56%
(blog.kera.io)
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Learning from Apple: Determining the Right Metrics for Your Business
(blog.kera.io)
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Cameron from Kera here. You're right about you guys being wysiwyg and I think that's awesome. It's super important and I think you're on to something!
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14y ago
Yeah, it's interesting to see the mobile approach with this. A single browser based share button which can be hooked up to all the social networks that are important to you. One thing this misses is the social proof aspect of the sharing bu
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Why Omitting Social Media Buttons is a Bad Idea
(blog.kera.io)
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That's awesome.
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Nice, thanks for the link.
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Thanks! We'll get that fixed up.
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Cohort Analysis: Metrics for a Scalable Business
(blog.kera.io)
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14y ago
This is definitely valid and I don't think our approach scales. It was something a friend recommended and we tried it. HN has an upvote system for a reason.
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14y ago
Well to be honest we were building our marketing website and realized that we were better off to just put it in a Google Doc since we can iterate faster on it. We literally update it in realtime while users watch which is a lot better than
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