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by dangoor 12y ago
Dart is a different language with different semantics. It is not the same as JS. Flow starts with JS and adds a static type system (with attempts to infer types directly from the code). With the exception of the type annotations, Flow is Ja
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by dangoor 12y ago
Something else relevant as far as Mono goes is that I believe Microsoft put forth .NET as an ECMA standard.
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Eve – October(incidentalcomplexity.com)
17 points by dangoor 12y ago|1 comments
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by dangoor 12y ago
As others mentioned, you can't use the Chrome dev tools and Live Preview at the same time is because of a limitation in Chrome. We're working on changing how Live Preview works to support different browses and also enable the use
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by dangoor 12y ago
We don't know what the user's requirements were. It's possible that they minimized the required GET actions but that some actions required GETs because the data needed to be real time accurate. In-memory and offline storage
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by dangoor 12y ago
That is correct, but I will say that React can enable a different application structure in a way that other view layers (i.e. more "normal" template engines) do not. React can be treated as a function (pass in input, out comes a U
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by dangoor 12y ago
Based on the rumors that Apple Pay is coming this weekend, I think 8.1 is likely to be released tomorrow or Friday.
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by dangoor 12y ago
I used KeePass in the distant past. 1Password has terrific usability, especially in my current Apple-product-based computing setup. For example, the day iOS 8 came out, 1Password had an extension so that Mobile Safari could fill in my passw
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by dangoor 12y ago
I've used both LastPass and 1Password and while they're not open source or free, I have enjoyed using them both. I currently use 1Password and find it to be a great experience.
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by dangoor 12y ago
I liked this article and largely agree with what it has to say, but I have a question related to a bit at the end. The article recommends using multifactor authentication everywhere, which sounds great for keeping things extra secure. Recen
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by dangoor 12y ago
You're right in this case. There have been a number of other cases where the whole software is open source (under a GPL or AGPL license) and the author sells a "non-viral" commercial license. Qt comes to mind as an example of
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by dangoor 12y ago
Firefox and Chrome both use SQLite for some of their data. It's a great package.
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by dangoor 12y ago
True, but you can trigger Python code from Excel using this so it seems reasonable enough.
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by dangoor 12y ago
I remember filling out Excel spreadsheets for expense reports and attaching a bunch of receipts and sending them in. Concur is better than that, at least. My experience with Concur has actually been better than my previous experience with S
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by dangoor 12y ago
I use Feedly + Mr. Reader on the iPad
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by dangoor 12y ago
I signed up for Global Entry with the Customs and Border Patrol and it definitely makes things faster and I don't have to go through the millimeter wave machines (just the traditional metal detector).
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by dangoor 12y ago
One interesting unrelated development: the US is moving to chip-and-PIN cards next year. Merchants that don't move over to the new system (in other words, those that still take signatures instead of having you do the chip-and-PIN thing
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The new React-based Brackets project tree(kevindangoor.com)
3 points by dangoor 12y ago|0 comments
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by dangoor 12y ago
This page consistently crashes my mobile Safari (iOS 7). Funny given the subject matter.
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by dangoor 12y ago
I usually just google "alfred (something I do) workflow". For example, I wanted to be able to turn Caffeine on and off through Alfred. There's a workflow for that. I wanted a timer. Yep, already there. Look up the weather? Su
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Why do all code editors look the same?(medium.com)
102 points by dangoor 12y ago|54 comments
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by dangoor 12y ago
I don't mean this to sound snarky but remote developers are paid whatever they can negotiate. If a company wants remote workers for "off shoring reasons", then pay will be low. If they want remote workers that are perfect for
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by dangoor 12y ago
This is great! One thing that I was not able to find: is the activity tracking around labels exposed in the API? We (the Brackets team) actually wrote a tool to collect data about when a label was added or removed and it would be a welcome
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by dangoor 12y ago
The barriers were still high back then, but they were different barriers. Bandwidth, CPU and storage all cost a lot more than they do now, and the tools available were less sophisticated. Building an online store or CMS back then was a much
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by dangoor 12y ago
It depends on your browser support requirements. On the Brackets project[1], we work within Chromium (and "modern browsers" with our in-browser branch), so we can rely on web workers for doing things like parsing JavaScript for au
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by dangoor 12y ago
I really enjoyed "Microsoft is the Very Antithesis of Strategy" that was linked to by this Monday Note: http://techpinions.com/microsoft-is-the-very-antithesis-of-s...
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by dangoor 12y ago
While people like (or love) products that look beautiful and delight them, what people love even more are products that do what they want/need. A Hypercard stack or spreadsheet could solve a real problem for a dozen people in a way tha
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by dangoor 12y ago
The most recent bills that I saw Lessig speaking in favor of provided candidates with public funding that was equivalent to what they could get from the PACs and gave voters vouchers that they could give to the candidate of their choice who
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by dangoor 12y ago
Macworld has a review (4 mice): http://www.macworld.com/article/2158120/adobe-brings-new-lif... "Do you need Slide to accomplish amazing things in Adobe Line? Not really. But it feels so good to work with tan
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by dangoor 12y ago
Ahh, I see. So you're investing in stocks therefore there's no added expenses beyond the 0.6%. I definitely agree that 0.6% is lower than a typical managed mutual fund management fee. Thanks for the clarification!

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