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by cdata 11y ago
Also on the topic of things SASS cannot do: Custom Properties effectively enable "styling APIs" to be declared for Custom Elements that have a shadow root, since Custom Properties cascade across shadow boundaries (detail in parent
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by cdata 11y ago
I had a very similar outcome with Magic after trying really hard to rely on it. One of their suggested usages is to order flowers for someone, so I tried that on two different occasions. The first time around, I asked for flowers, and got a
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by cdata 11y ago
ShadowDOM removes the need for a component user and a component author to collaborate in order for styles to be encapsulated. This, in turn, enables easier distribution and usage of generalized components.
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by cdata 11y ago
Disclosure: I am a contributor to this project. Whenever yet-another-JS-framework hits Hacker News, there is a lot of pre-emptive recoiling amongst commenters from the latest flavor of the week tool fighting for our already fraying attenti
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by cdata 12y ago
I love reading Kyle's work and have had the privelige of seeing him speak a few times. He has an uncommon capacity to dig into the little, grouty nooks of JavaScript and uncover precious veins of knowledge. If there is anyone that I wo
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by cdata 12y ago
When I first broke into web development, my editors of choice were Coda, Dreamweaver and Visual Studio (I wonder if I am dating myself here). I made a mid-career move to (non-gui) Vim, mostly out of general interest. The ramp up to Vim comi
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by cdata 12y ago
The example used to demonstrate template literal "syntax noise" in this proposal is an unfair exaggeration, in my opinion. JSX is handy because it allows authors to think about the hierarchical relationship of components in terms
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by cdata 12y ago
We've come a long way from cheesing a little extra performance out of the DOM by applying CSS 3D transforms, that's for sure ;)
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by cdata 13y ago
Hrm, there's a lot of Noderage on HN tonight.. Incidentally, if anyone here was actually affected by this, they put up a reasonable explanation / apology / useful-resolutions blog post that no-one seems to be paying attention
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by cdata 13y ago
This sounds like a very promising tool. I'm really excited to hear all of the talk about extensibility. One thing that is conspicuously absent is any mention of it being open source. I can certainly appreciate that Github is for-profit
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by cdata 13y ago
As a JavaScript developer who spent much of his early career writing framework-less JavaScript (as many of us did in the not too distant past), the sentiment behind this post really rings true to the way I feel about programming for a clien
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by cdata 13y ago
On the one hand, TFA is obviously put off by both the tech stack and the hiring procedure. This suggests to me the possibility of a poor cultural fit, so the outcome is probably for the best. On the other hand, it is reasonable to have a ba
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by cdata 13y ago
As a developer who has working on and in the browser platform for a long time, I totally agree that the irony of stories like this is thick. On the other hand, watching browser technology evolve from whatever IE6 was into the sole interface
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by cdata 13y ago
As a current user of CircleCI, and as someone who set up Jenkins for general consumption at my last company, I have to echo your sentiment. With CircleCI, we have been left in the dark for more time than I care to think about due to complet
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by cdata 13y ago
Most patterns can be abused and transformed into abomination. No amount of data-binding or delegation will serve you better than a handful of good judgement and a pinch of discipline, especially while you are architecting the core of your a
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by cdata 13y ago
It's interesting how the traditional definition of 'native look and feel' is starting to seem passé. Most of the computers I have sitting around the house today do not utilize a tree view in any default 'app'. There
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Backbone conventions: templates and subviews(scriptolo.gy)
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by cdata 13y ago
At least one partial attempt has been made to reverse-engineer the protocol, with an emphasis on analyzing the security claims[1][2]. 1: http://forum.bittorrent.com/topic/21338-inofficial-protocol-... 2: https:/&
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by cdata 13y ago
Backbone's 'extend' is portable to non-Backbone classes[1]. It would be more interesting to see the performance profile comparison of Backbone and Resig implementations of extend when used to inherit from the same class (either an empty cla
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by cdata 13y ago
To provide some anecdotal defense of Google here, my Nexus 4 was damaged and required replacement. I called a phone number that was easy to find on the Play Store website and spoke to a human without being placed on hold for longer than a f
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by cdata 14y ago
I ran the app for most of this morning on my Nexus 4, after adding most of the links in this HN post as favorites. Between 9 and 11 my battery lost 40% of its charge. Ordinary usage tends to yield 14 to 17 hours of battery life from a charg
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by cdata 14y ago
Here's mine, for science: http://nightweb.net/#type=user&userhash=tnaohxmxj2eg3fsf...
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by cdata 14y ago
How is the article that you are promoting as an alternative any different, from your perspective? As far as I can tell, both blogs are run by companies in the network infrastructure space. The chief difference appears to be that CloudFlare
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by cdata 14y ago
It is distracting how your comment has framed discussion as, "this is ugly or unoptimized for the target audience because x." What I was hoping to read here is a discussion about how this library improves (or falls short of improving) upon
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by cdata 14y ago
How is this comment HN worthy? It brings no valuable knowledge to the discussion, and discourages the sharing of novel ideas. The code may be trivial, but the idea certainly is not.
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by cdata 14y ago
Hello Saurik, I'm the author of much of the code related to the problem you were experiencing on CloudFlare. We met a while ago at Velocity. I'm a huge fan of your work on Cydia, I really enjoyed reading your write-up, and I admire the pene
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by cdata 14y ago
"We are talking a service that could be duplicated with open source software and about $100K to $250K investment." On the other hand, that is the baseline pitch that has been used by starry-eyed start-ups for ages now.
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by cdata 15y ago
Take a look at ad placement technology if you want a likely culprit for why any given website is making an excessive number of requests per-page-load. In addition to whatever resource is placed immediately onto the page (and the ultimate ad
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by cdata 15y ago
I'm not super familiar with Narcissus in practice, but on paper your projects sound very similar. Were there any interesting reasons why you opted to make this project instead?
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by cdata 15y ago
Yes, you are correct. Our users are the site owners, and their users are the ones who encounter Apture and similar "apps" in the wild. This is why, as I've said in other replies, the suggestion that we provide an easy opt-in / opt-out mecha

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