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100 Images from Cassini’s Mission to Saturn
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Finally, Some Answers from Equifax to Your Data Breach Questions
(nytimes.com)
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AI sound
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Show HN: Desktop all in one messenger
(meetfranz.com)
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9y ago
Zapier it.
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Design and Implementation of CSV/Excel Upload for SaaS
(kalzumeus.com)
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Deadly!
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Real-time satellite video of hurricane Irma's deadly path
(int.nyt.com)
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> selling hardware over software, and especially over information. Not sure how you come to that conclusion. Isn't that true IBM is in the same boat? Somehow it manages to do just fine. Apple is also a mainly hardware company with
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Big corps like Google tend to over-engineer stuff. It's the very reason why Vue.js is so kicking ass due to its low learning curse and progressive approach. Why can't we do the same for WC standards?
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Vue.js probably has a better chance for building true distributable componetns. https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/components.html
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Not a word on Polyfills https://www.webcomponents.org/polyfills
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Sure, but they could also add x-tag to their resource list.
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> I guess it's ultimately about how web development is actually two things: web pages (posters) and web apps ("software") This is what Progress Web Application tries[0](PWA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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Well, I think mainly it's because Google is behind webcomponents.org. It has ZERO mentioning on x-tag and other competing frameworks. Ironically, it is called "webcomponents.org". It's like visiting a store called "
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> Most people don't actually derive much benefit from writing custom UI widget primitives. Bingo. Most won't and shouldn't. There's a different between building casual widgets for personal vs for business production u
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> As Rob Dodson said, "Polymer is the jQuery of WebComponents". How about x-tag, a competing WP framework from Mozilla/Microsoft? I don't see any any mention of that.
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Angular is a front-end framework for general purpose. Polymer is the library specifically to facilitate Web Component development only. So I think you are comparing apple and orange here.
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Agree. Unfortunately, this experiment has gone mainstream for the wrong reason.
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I thought about the same. Apple should be the forefront of the UI game considering the design and UI always have been their strong suit. With that said, Apple has improved upon the "too flat" UI with subtle 3D and shade that actua
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Agreed. So much for a 15 years random experiment.
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Because there's nothing wrong with the traditional UI design with pop up and shadow. Why introduce another ultimately flawed design that is subpar than the previous one? It's been over 15 years since it's initially introduced
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Thank you, Lord! My prayers have been heard. I'm just happy that I am not the only one who got rants about the flat UI. It really should go away. The flat design was born from Microsoft Windows phone Metro UI, if I recall correctly, th
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Monero could be a better choice as it is completely untraceable.
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Web Components VS Frameworks
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Seriously? Do people actually use it besides check weather?
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Use Vue.js to create custom web components
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Why Social Media Is a Negative Influence
(theodysseyonline.com)
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Why Instagram Is the Worst Social Media for Mental Health – Time.com
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5 Reasons Why Social Media Is Bad for Our Mental Health
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