datadiver

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by datadiver 12y ago
what you said and decentralized marketplace could emerge with bitcoin, where marketplace works like a blockchain explorer. Craigslist + bitcoin = Alibaba
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Why the quantified self needs a monopoly(readwrite.com)
1 points by datadiver 13y ago|0 comments
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by datadiver 13y ago
Too bad, as Linkedin did an amazing job optimizing their HTML5 app. See my discussion with their project lead on Hackernews: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5552634 There is a ton of tricks LinkedIn employed to optimize their webapp
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by datadiver 13y ago
@trunab I watched this great video and made a transcript of it: http://urbien.com/v/Blog/32272?-ref=Urbien%2F32034 Keep in mind this is my personal take, not the exact words of the presenters. I was mostly interested in understanding how
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by datadiver 13y ago
omg, you did? I see that you used the sliding window with 3 parts. The closest pages are left as is. Then next set use the technique #1 unloading images. Then the next set of pages use technique #2 hiding pages, while the rest of the pages
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by datadiver 13y ago
thx @trunalb, good find, will check out the video later (man, it is an hour long). I pretty much understand all LinkedIn techniques. Just lack the time to implement them and support this code for various environments. Ideally this is what
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by datadiver 13y ago
true, infinite scrolling and footer do not work together, unless footer is position:fixed, which is often the case on mobile. Infinite scrolling is pretty much the norm on mobile and is increasingly popular on desktop, pinterest and twitter
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Techniques for smooth infinite scrolling in HTML5(engineering.linkedin.com)
48 points by datadiver 13y ago|8 comments
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by datadiver 14y ago
technical answer: [backbone] models is the new DOM non-technical: app networks formed by much smaller, more open apps loosely connected into swarming alliances people: as software eats the world, there will emerge a class of blue collar cod
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by datadiver 14y ago
It is sad that after 20 years of MVC and the 10 years of it on the Web, we are still telling people that to start coding they need to start with HTML, CSS and JavaScript. And I agree with you, this is the place to start today. Yet it is pat
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The Blue Collar Coder(dashes.com)
1 points by datadiver 14y ago|0 comments
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by datadiver 14y ago
As mentioned by other posters, Rails, Grails and Django all do the job to a certain extend, the hardest part being to gen the UI that is generic enough, yet flexible. Man, hard is not the right word, it is insanely difficult to achieve this
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by datadiver 14y ago
I am back to using FF for my everyday browsing as Chrome takes about 2x as much ram with my 50 tabs (casual observations, not benchmarked).
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by datadiver 14y ago
1. for debugging minified JS we tried to use source maps, but they were not supported (I have to say that Chrome claims to support it but it is working intermittently). So our fallback today is to serve non-minified to developers (based on
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Sandy aftermath - free to app to find fuel online
1 points by datadiver 14y ago|0 comments