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danappelxx
11y ago
Cool! I might be interested in contributing to the iOS SDK. Is it on GitHub? I couldn't find it on your homepage.
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11y ago
It's from the official swift tutorial when they talk about extensions.
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11y ago
It's for people that don't want to handle the backend - whether they know how to work with it or not. Also, firebase provides client libraries for some environments, completely hiding the networking layer from the user of the libr
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11y ago
Technology wise this is really neat but it's very slow on my iPhone 6. I know it's targeted towards androids (at least, that's the impression I got) but it was definitely not the snappy 60 fps that was promised.
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11y ago
One quick thing I noticed is that if I have an invalid username (ex: has a dot in it) and press the arrow to continue, it tells me that its already taken. Confused me as I couldn't imagine somebody already took my fairly-unique usernam
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11y ago
I agree. Perhaps it makes the code look cleaner on the outside, but ultimately it makes it harder to maintain. Also, optionals have loads of features (ex: chaining) to make your code much cleaner, though the author doesn't go into that
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11y ago
In a lot of cases, nginx is overkill. It's also more focused on being a reverse proxy, while ran is more for simply serving static files. Ran also comes with a cli and some other neat features that would be useless in most cases when w
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11y ago
Wouldn't that pretty much be wordpress? (expect it's not a clone - it came first).
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11y ago
Hey look, a dickbutt!
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11y ago
You could easily avoid that by stopping the script as soon as the button is pressed a single time.
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11y ago
My response came from a windows desktop with a fairly nice monitor. I just checked on my macbook (retina, 15"), first on osx, and then on Ubuntu. You're right, it looks much better! I still think that loading the ubuntu font from
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11y ago
Not a huge deal but from a design perspective the Times New Roman really hurts my eyes. Just changing it to something smoother like Ubuntu or Arial would make it 10x better for me. The blue hyperlinks also look a little ugly to me on the pl
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12y ago
This is really cool. Out of curiosity, is there any support for the wsgi protocol? It would be really cool if I could use it with uWSGI.