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by chapel 15y ago
Funny that we choose to make it asynchronously for technological reasons, but it makes sense on a lot of levels. I really am excited to push this to the next level so you could potentially make some real music with it.
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by chapel 15y ago
Thank you for the positive feedback. If it were any other situation, we would fix the bugs, but we don't get to. :( I am glad you enjoyed it, we are for sure going to improve on it and make it something great.
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by chapel 15y ago
We had performance issues with the HTML5 audio api, and didn't have time to troubleshoot. Ultimately I would like to support it fully, but we did what worked at the time.
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by chapel 15y ago
If you are so inclined to vote, it would be appreciated. Sometimes the vote link/widget on the site doesn't work, but feel free to use the direct link: http://nodeknockout.com/teams/sponoders There is also more information about the proje
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by chapel 15y ago
Are you referring to the sounds not appearing after you drop them? If so, that is a known issue, and sadly something we caught too late to fix completely. Luckily when you drop them, even though they don't appear on your end, they are being
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by chapel 15y ago
Unfortunately we didn't get time to add any private room functionality. Though as an unintended feature, the rooms list doesn't scroll so once it is past the fold users would have to be in there already or know the link.
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Show HN: Loopon is a multi-user beat maker in the browser(sponoders.nko2.nodeknockout.com)
21 points by chapel 15y ago|23 comments
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DailyJS Code Review: Burrito(dailyjs.com)
13 points by chapel 15y ago|1 comments
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Yandrex.ru Node.js Web Framework(clubs.ya.ru)
1 points by chapel 15y ago|0 comments
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Pyee: Node.js EventEmitter Ported to Python(github.com)
3 points by chapel 15y ago|0 comments
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by chapel 15y ago
Depends on what javascript is generated. If it has a similar scenario to what was described in the post, then yeah it would cause problems.
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Arguments Object: Doctor Jekyll and Mister Hyde in Node.js(plus.google.com)
37 points by chapel 15y ago|14 comments
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Google Blogger updated interface ready for testers(bloggerindraft.blogspot.com)
1 points by chapel 15y ago|0 comments
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After 6 months using Node.js, it has been worth it(hueniverse.com)
9 points by chapel 15y ago|0 comments
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by chapel 15y ago
One thing you should check for if your email was compromised is the pop3 forwarding and imap. Attackers will forward your emails to their own accounts using either or both. This makes it very easy for them to retake your account.
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by chapel 15y ago
I think the main distinction between startup and a non-startup is how and why they are formed. Normal businesses that you would not consider a startup usually have only a few people or one person starting them. They usually take some money,
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Inconsiderate Rails Community(github.com)
1 points by chapel 15y ago|0 comments
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by chapel 15y ago
Awesome, that clears that up.
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by chapel 15y ago
He addresses this in his article, but you really can't evaluate competitors to your own service in such a manner. Not only were the testing criteria highly subjective, the fact that songs he considered 'WTF' in the lists were the negative m
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by chapel 15y ago
Here you go: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2549813
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by chapel 15y ago
Yeah, but what is the fun in that? If it was rewritten, with all new code, why would there need to be attribution?
112.
by chapel 15y ago
It is sad how this has been misrepresented. First of all, this was an email conversation between Ryan Dahl and Zed Shaw. That you know. What you probably don't know is that Ryan first posted this tweet [0] about rewriting Zed's http parser.
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Five reasons you should use CoffeeScript(lepahc.com)
2 points by chapel 15y ago|0 comments
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Push notifications on iOS using node-iOS(twitter.com)
1 points by chapel 15y ago|0 comments
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by chapel 15y ago
Someone registering the trademark underneath them, using the trademark for illegal activities, pretty much anything negative. Some people seem to be alarmed and think that you won't be able to use node/node.js in your domain names, but you
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by chapel 15y ago
This is probably the best way they could have handled it. It protects the name from abuse while still allowing enough freedom for those wanting to use it legitimately. They don't call Ryan Dahl a BDFL for nothing.
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WebApp: Native Node.js based desktop apps(github.com)
2 points by chapel 15y ago|0 comments
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by chapel 15y ago
I like the idea, and had you not have used Node.js I was going to spend a few hours and create a clone using Node.js since it would be that easy. Mind you not that easy if I were to match your level of service and the site. Hope it has a lo
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by chapel 15y ago
Node.js is more than a network library, but you are right it is easy to create a TCP server. I have created many scripts using Node.js and I am not the only one.
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by chapel 15y ago
At first I thought this was Ruby based since it was installed via gem, but at the footer it says it is built using Node.js. This is a fine example of the power of Node.js as well as the versatility. On a side note, this reminds me that isaa

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