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   Ask HN: Can you still make money on appstores?

   2 points by clockwork_189 14y ago|2 comments
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   Startup Pack for Developers(startuppack.org)

   1 points by clockwork_189 14y ago|0 comments
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   by clockwork_189 14y ago

   The $100 startup.
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   by clockwork_189 14y ago

   I'll take a stab at it after I am done my current project(which should be by the end of the month). I'll post the link back here when I am done.
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   by clockwork_189 14y ago

   Honestly, this was the first place I went when I started out (about 4 years ago). There werent many good sites out for learning to code back then. It was w3schools and lynda.com that really helped me get started.
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   by clockwork_189 14y ago

   I am all for job security, but I am also for good code and programming fundamentals. I absolutely hate it when I have to edit someone else's code that is filled with bugs and improper use of basic functions just because said person cut and
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   by clockwork_189 14y ago

   I am in full support of this movement. Its benefit in my opinion are twofold: 1) Younger kids learn to code and which will result in them becoming more skillful programmers when they are older. 2) People who can currently program and write
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   by clockwork_189 14y ago

   Oh another one that I forgot that I recently heard of: Firebase. Apparently it provides you with an entire backend stack for your website. Makes it almost magical, I personally like more control over my data, but if this is your thing, be s
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   by clockwork_189 14y ago

   Yes please! :)
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    by clockwork_189 14y ago

    Learn HTML 4. Build some applications with it and then learn HTML5. It isnt a big learning curve but the most important part is to actually play around and TRULY understand how HTML4 works. Then when you get to HTML5 you will learn what cha
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    by clockwork_189 14y ago

    I help organize one of Canada's largest student run technology conference. http://infect.cutc.ca/
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    by clockwork_189 14y ago

    Oh this is pretty nice of you. Unfortunately I have that timeframe booked for me, but I do wish you best of luck. Any chance you can make a recording and put it up and share the link with us when you are done?
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    by clockwork_189 14y ago

    It would depend on your needs. For eg: do you need a L/W/M-AMP server or something that can run Rails, or node.js. If all you are doing is wordpress themes and templates, I assume you want a L/W/M-AMP server stack. AWS free tier is awesome
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    The Pirate Bay AFK documentary is available free on youtube(youtube.com)

    2 points by clockwork_189 14y ago|0 comments
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    Writing Augmented Reality Applications Using JSARToolKit(html5rocks.com)

    2 points by clockwork_189 14y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Affinity.js, A javascript affine fit transformation library(github.com)

    2 points by clockwork_189 14y ago|0 comments
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    by clockwork_189 14y ago

    I want to create an arsenal of cool html5 games and hardware hacks. By the end of the year, I expect myself to become close to an expert in both those fields :P
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    by clockwork_189 14y ago

    I would highly recommend the following books: 1) Gettings things done (It is kinda plain, but if you stick through it, you will get some great advice on time management techniques) 2) How to win friends and Influence People (Probable the be
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    WebPlatform.org: Your Web, documented.(webplatform.org)

    3 points by clockwork_189 14y ago|0 comments
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    by clockwork_189 14y ago

    Here is the source for it: https://github.com/clockwork189/SpaceArmageddon Always looking to hear feedback!
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    Show HN: Space Armageddon(armageddon.hackrdojo.com)

    3 points by clockwork_189 14y ago|1 comments
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    by clockwork_189 14y ago

    This looks amazing! Good job! If I may ask(yes I have taken a look at your code but unfortunately my python is not too good), whats the "secret" to grabbing HN's historic data? Also, would it be possible to go back beyond one month towards
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    Choose Your Own Adventure(blog.cutc.ca)

    1 points by clockwork_189 14y ago|0 comments
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    by clockwork_189 14y ago

    This looks amazing! This has inspired me to learn more about 3d interfaces in javascript! Thank you!
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    John Maeda: How art, technology and design inform creative leaders(ted.com)

    1 points by clockwork_189 14y ago|0 comments
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    It's official - CUTC has a new visual identity. (blog.cutc.ca)

    1 points by clockwork_189 14y ago|0 comments
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    by clockwork_189 14y ago

    Source Code: https://github.com/clockwork189/NewsReader Any feedback is appreciated. I know the scrollbars ruin the beauty on Windows so I am still looking into that. I also want to make it more UI beauty. Gonna throw in a preview feature
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    Show HN: My Personal News Reader(newsreader.hackrdojo.com)

    1 points by clockwork_189 14y ago|2 comments
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    by clockwork_189 14y ago

    Seems pretty cool, but how does it compare to DART or does it even compare?
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    by clockwork_189 14y ago

    I am super pumped to go! Anybody going from Ontario, Canada?