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511.
by cnp 14y ago
Yeah, please elaborate?
512.
by cnp 14y ago
Exactly -- that's why this is exciting, particularly the Flash / interactive part. The authors have done a very good job with what they have to work with, with the assumption that they're only working with a preview and that the primary me
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Adobe Flash API ported to Dart(github.com)
62 points by cnp 14y ago|36 comments
514.
by cnp 14y ago
This is quite nearly the PERFECT book, one that every web developer should read front to back.
515.
by cnp 14y ago
I do have to say, though, that after seeing the video I'm pretty sold
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by cnp 14y ago
This is a great effort, but it really seems like a ripoff of SublimeText, design-wise.
517.
by cnp 14y ago
ughhhh by the time you get to that fuck you part you're cheering along as well... perfect timing
518.
by cnp 14y ago
An optionally dynamic, yet also statically typed language? Umm... no. It's hard to even imagine arguing about this.
519.
by cnp 14y ago
I hear this a lot, but seriously, have you ever had any real problems with debugging CS? The output is clear enough for anyone to know exactly where to go for the error.
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by cnp 14y ago
...yeah, what was to be a beautiful language. So unfortunate that that proposal was squashed.
521.
by cnp 14y ago
Well, I'm now a fan of Ruby; I learned it via RubyMotion :)
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by cnp 14y ago
Titanium uses it's own methods and translates that code into Obj-C (you can actually see the * incredibly insane* trans-source when you build the app) -- RubyMotion is a direct interface with Cocoa and Obj-C. If you know Obj-C you can imme
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by cnp 14y ago
It buys you an enormous "much". I've never built an iOS app so quickly in my life, and my god --should I say anything about code-readability?