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by camwest 14y ago
Thanks I'll investigate.
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by camwest 14y ago
Hey sunwooz, There is an issue with the audio getting out of sync that we are working on. Understandably that would be confusing.
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by camwest 14y ago
Genwin, Sorry about the confusion. It's a hard thing to demonstrate and I understand how moving from hypothetical to real is a little jarring. Thanks for the kind words about our design!
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by camwest 14y ago
Hey sunwooz, we are launching with select clients slowly and we will have a more general release by the end of summer. Check out http://verold.com for an example in production. (Click Getting Started after signing in).
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by camwest 14y ago
Really appreciate the advice. I agree we don't to introduce unnecessary uncertainty. Thanks especially for the hypothetical tiers that is great to have from an outsider.
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by camwest 14y ago
Thanks tadruj. This great feedback. Is that Monthly? Yearly? Would you consider paying based on how many users watched your tutorial?
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by camwest 14y ago
I'm sorry sign up didn't work. What browser where you using?
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by camwest 14y ago
Because the UI is too small at the real resolution.
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by camwest 14y ago
This is a very old post and I thought we were past this. It guess it may seem relevant due to the recent change in Twitter's client side architecture (Dan works there). As far as I know Dan is implementing real urls without hash bangs but w
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An Easy Tutorial For Installing Postgresql for use with Rails 3.x(bigbangtechnology.com)
3 points by camwest 14y ago|0 comments
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by camwest 14y ago
Agreed. The assumption that "there is no additional cost for each new customer once we reach profitability". Is a false one. If/when you reach profitability that will prove the market to competitors who will try to fast follow and drive up
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by camwest 15y ago
I'm interested in comparing statsd to a commercial product like New Relic as well. -C
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Effectively owning your roadmap(bigbangtechnology.com)
4 points by camwest 15y ago|0 comments
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by camwest 15y ago
The thing he copied was already "open sourced" anyway the minute Dustin blogged about it to the world.
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by camwest 15y ago
I've learned this the hard way. I have an app which has callback chains through 5+ models and it's basically impossible to figure out what's going on. -C
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by camwest 15y ago
Create a RequestFactory which is responsible for creating valid requests, put the hash generator in there. Then use the factory in the controller instead of directly creating the model. That way you don't have the indirection of an ActiveRe
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by camwest 15y ago
Slightly Off Topic: I'd love to see a service like this for Video. We currently have to content manage a ton of video for our Video Based eLearning application and it sucks to have to manage encodings file upload/download and streaming. I'd
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by camwest 15y ago
tl:dr - this site sucks on the iPad. It's a shame that so much effort is put into an HTML5 page that is obviously trying to demonstrate the frameworks it is promoting and yet get the experience so awfully wrong on a touch screen device like
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An Async Experiment(bigbangtechnology.com)
7 points by camwest 15y ago|0 comments
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by camwest 15y ago
Hey folks, Cameron from Big Bang Technology here. A little background: We're fed up with Flash/Flex on the Front End and we're working on redesigning our flagship application Woople ( http://www.woople.com ) to use a responsive mobile frien
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Bootstrapping: Building an Application Framework using Twitter Bootstrap 2.0(appframework.bigbangtechnology.com)
3 points by camwest 15y ago|1 comments
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by camwest 15y ago
Shameless plug: Our company is currently reworking our UI Application Framework to use Bootstrap 2.0 and we're going to document the process in a series of video lessons. Sign up here: http://appframework.bigbangtechnology.com/
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by camwest 15y ago
I'm confused. MVC wasn't created for web 1.0 page/post programming. It was created for Desktop applications which are very similar to todays front-end heavy applications. I think the pattern you're referring to is more like a Model2 (JSP/Ra
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by camwest 15y ago
What is the real cost of getting this "wrong"? For example: Backbone.js is following the MVP pattern, more specifically the passive view variant. The catch is that Backbone.js calls Presenters Views and Views Templates. Should we be encoura
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by camwest 15y ago
I think things like a serious implementation of the Laws of Identity ( http://www.ipc.on.ca/images/Resources/PrivacybyDesign%20Book... ) are one of the missing pieces in giving back control to the people. It's funny because the biggest play
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by camwest 15y ago
Our new website hasn't launched yet but you can check the responsiveness out using the bookmarklet: http://bigbangtechnology.herokuapp.com/
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by camwest 15y ago
American Express has no limit as long as you pay it back ASAP.
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by camwest 15y ago
There are two main areas we are interested in: People who pay for unlimited usage (like yourself) who might be overpaying and not actually using their plan more than a metered plan might offer for cheaper. The second segment are users who a
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by camwest 15y ago
We are working on something related: http://chill.ly/ . We aren't as focused on dropped calls as I don't think even the carriers track that, but we will help you save some money.
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by camwest 15y ago
'According to James Traub (writing for The New Republic), Gardner's theory of Multiple Intelligences has not been accepted by most cognitive scientists nor by most academics in the education field. Indeed, George Miller, one of the psycholo

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