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by clemesha 15y ago
Thanks. Totally agree with the "I wish it wasn't so" sentiment, as I know JavaScript way better than Objective-C. (That said, I ended up finding Xcode and Objective-C fairly pleasant after getting the hang of it).
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by clemesha 15y ago
I got pretty darn far with jQuery Mobile before I realized that I was going to just build something I wasn't proud of. I did really put a good effort into it though. Jittery, slow, and inconsistent scrolling and page transitions were (sadly
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by clemesha 15y ago
Here are some promo codes: 79FXHYAJ3LPJ 49KRAEH4WMMW W4WWR797KKHF R3WEELLMLAMF NNPYNA9K394W Let me know if these don't work anymore.
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by clemesha 15y ago
I built this as a companion to my web app http://TheWikiGame.com . Started it as an HTML5 app (using jQuery Mobile and Phonegap), but I abandoned them in favor of Objective-C, which turned out to be a choice I'm very happy with. Native scr
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The Wiki Game for iOS(itunes.apple.com)
16 points by clemesha 15y ago|9 comments
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by clemesha 15y ago
I'd love to ask the hundreds of people on Twitter, and elsewhere, exclaiming "Awesome, jQuery Mobile 1.0 is out!", this one question: Which app, that you use, built with jQuery Mobile, is excellent?
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by clemesha 15y ago
"IaaS" is often pronounced "ice". And "Paas"/"Saas" is "pass"/"sass". Useful for geeks. "Cloud" works for non-geeks.
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by clemesha 15y ago
Totally agreed. Come to lamernews.com.
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by clemesha 15y ago
Cool. I'm building http://SurfsGood.com which is basically the same thing. I've been meaning to put more time into it, and one thing, as dlokshin and others point out, the public vs private pics is definitely a very real concern with surf
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by clemesha 15y ago
I've heard a lot of praise for Testflight, and now we have people proclaiming "I wish they'd charge me". What's the catch - or put in a better way, what's their business model?
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by clemesha 15y ago
Related: http://TheWikiGame.com (multiplayer game of connecting Wikipedia articles with different constraints)
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by clemesha 15y ago
Understood, but the owner of that Twitter account is not Starbucks' PR, correct? Either way, I'd rather 'assume good faith' as mentioned elsewhere in this thread. Currently I'm just curious, as I've been following the card story since befor
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by clemesha 15y ago
Does this mean the below is a fabricated statement? Response from Starbucks: "We think Jonathan's project is really interesting and are flattered he chose Starbucks for his social experiment" - http://twitter.com/#!/jonathan
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by clemesha 15y ago
I'm really rooting for Phonegap. I really want to write apps written in html5/css/javascript, but what is really need is "proof" that it is possible to write a great app using these tools. I've seen all the demos, and all the Phonegap apps
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by clemesha 15y ago
Can anyone give the main differences between 3.x and 4.x? E.g. what features and/or improvements make it so apps like Foursquare require 4.0?
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by clemesha 15y ago
Not trying to be snarky, but a huge benefit of going to a place like "Stanford Business School" is precisely the advantageous effects of "naming-dropping" you went there.
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Why we chose HTML5 over Native apps(eu.techcrunch.com)
3 points by clemesha 15y ago|0 comments
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Really using Redis to build fast real-time web apps(clemesha.org)
4 points by clemesha 15y ago|0 comments
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by clemesha 15y ago
This is great! What about also indicating if the plane has power plugins? Or is this becoming the standard these days? If my laptop/iPad dies, knowing the internet is available goes from awesome to super painful.
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by clemesha 15y ago
Related: http://TheWikiGame.com (I built this app, it's made with using django, xmpp, and almost every datatype that Redis provides)
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New App Engine pricing model is totally broken for python(groups.google.com)
6 points by clemesha 15y ago|0 comments
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by clemesha 15y ago
It's good to know this stuff, but in my real-world usage of JavaScript, I've become a big fan of Backbone.js to help structure code intelligently, etc.
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by clemesha 15y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER: Phonegap + jQuery Mobile + Backbone.js. Remote work. Email me at: alex@surfsgood.com. Thanks!
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by clemesha 15y ago
If your app uses a database, you've got bigger problems than optimizing Nginx for high traffic loads. That said, I absolutely love Nginx because it's so damn lightweight, and easy to setup and maintain.
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by clemesha 15y ago
It would be so cool to make http://TheWikiGame.com for IMDB data, but I guess the license dis-allows it?
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by clemesha 15y ago
On a slightly related note, I first heard about Redis from Ezra -- probably ~2 years ago. I believe he deserves some similar type of credit for the early spread of Redis. (His latest project cloudfoundry.com just launched today, so I think
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by clemesha 16y ago
A possibly more precise way of expressing this thought is: "Competition from big players doesn't necessarily equate to a death sentence to small players". Had a similar thought yesterday: "Google Code and Launchpad are run by big players, y
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by clemesha 16y ago
1) Man, people who comment on Techcrunch are mean. 2) Good luck with Crush Notifier.
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by clemesha 16y ago
Can you list a couple of the worst parts about Facebook's photo service? I'm not a Facebook user, but I do know that photos are one of the main reasons why people use (love, are addicted to, etc) it. Maybe even compare your improved solut
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by clemesha 16y ago
Every time I see CSS3/HTML5 demos like this, I think "awesome, but what's the IE situation?". I mean that in a honest way, not in a "oh, that probably will never work on IE type of way". IE9 is supposedly way better than before - will it su

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