danaw

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Getting paid to work on open-source?
84 points by danaw 12y ago|51 comments
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React.js “Hello World” examples(gist.github.com)
5 points by danaw 12y ago|0 comments
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by danaw 12y ago
I'd agree with most everyone here that plain javascript should be your first step. However, once you get past that stage I'd recommend the following: - React: by far the most enjoyable UI tool I've used in a long time. Single
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by danaw 12y ago
Because programmers aren't performers.
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by danaw 12y ago
Just set bower to install into vendor/assets and link to those instead in your stylesheets/scripts. No need to add an additional layer of indirection and increasing the length of you Gemfile. Your bower.json should be where this i
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by danaw 12y ago
Love the sass error.
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by danaw 13y ago
> Each pen will be sold with a notebook made of "stone paper", an eco-friendly, water resistant and durable paper made from powdered stone. How on earth (pun intended) is powdered stone eco friendly? At least trees actually gro
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by danaw 13y ago
First, I'd recommend installing go using homebrew if you're on a Mac using the --cross-compile-all flag. After that you can compile a binary for any supported architecture without much work: GOOS=linux GOARCH=arm go build file.go
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by danaw 13y ago
I've been thinking for a long time how I wanted to start making educational content and I knew I wanted to use video as a medium. Rather than waiting any longer, I decided to make a screencast on a topic that I'm rather interested
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Deploying a Go Application on Heroku (video)(thesourcetank.com)
1 points by danaw 13y ago|1 comments
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by danaw 13y ago
Video is incomplete, stops at 15m in.
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by danaw 13y ago
I love how the text just turns into Lorem Ipsum half way down.
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by danaw 13y ago
That's the approach I'll be taking when writing a future side project. Fully API driven with go. Angular/Grunt/Bower for frontend, perhaps served by go or possibly on a separate machine serving just HTML, just to see how
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by danaw 13y ago
Just an FYI, noticed two typos on your homepage: "easyily" => "Easily", and "ause" => "use". Interesting approach to the stack, I'm considering the same for some side projects. I like the e
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by danaw 13y ago
That also assumes a nontrivial amount of lost wallets, which I have a feeling is not the case...
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by danaw 13y ago
Anything not specific to wordpress?
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Ask HN: Easiest way to add membership to a site?
3 points by danaw 13y ago|3 comments
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by danaw 13y ago
Ideally it would be an inbox in it's simplest form where I can communicate on any platform from one simple interface.
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by danaw 13y ago
Oops, I mean "swath" :)
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by danaw 13y ago
Nice one ;)
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by danaw 13y ago
That only applies to people who have iOS devices, so it still leaves a whole swatch of people out of the equation.
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by danaw 13y ago
Looks pretty sweet, especially for IM, but doesn't have Email which is important, at least for my usecase. Thanks for sharing it!
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by danaw 13y ago
Nice, I'll signup for their beta and give it a look-see
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by danaw 13y ago
Know if the open-sourced it or is it just dead and gone?
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by danaw 13y ago
The idea would be to have something with a bit more sophistication. Associating contacts on multiple platforms into one thread. Reply to people on multiple platforms from one location. Having a conversation trail with each person on multipl
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Ask HN: Inbox for everything?
29 points by danaw 13y ago|41 comments
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by danaw 13y ago
That seems to be a bit short sighted to me. You're turning off potential users because your site is down and you have an easy fix for the problem? Seems like a bad strategy to me...
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by danaw 13y ago
I'm not having an errors accessing the site, however I'm a bit turned off by pricing. $10/m seems steep to me for just hosting static files. I especially don't like that I can't do a git push to deploy updates (brea
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by danaw 13y ago
That's one route, although I think there is a whole world of possibilities available to someone who can code and can work with their hands.
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by danaw 13y ago
What fantasy world do you live in? You're saying its easy to make six figures on a freelancing site where most everyone is looking for the cheapest developer? Seriously?

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