davewiner

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Which Markdown do you use?(scripting.com)
2 points by davewiner 12y ago|0 comments
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A note to browser-makers(scripting.com)
3 points by davewiner 12y ago|0 comments
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Why Zocalo plus S3 would be amazing(scripting.com)
3 points by davewiner 12y ago|0 comments
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by davewiner 12y ago
I also use monospace font when publishing bits of source, it helps set it off from the rest of the text. But in the code itself, this isn't a consideration.
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by davewiner 12y ago
Alignment of what?? Not left edges. Even in non-monospace fonts, every blank is the same with, same with every tab.
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by davewiner 12y ago
Geneva. I don't understand why programmers use monospace fonts, other than some kind of tradition.
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by davewiner 12y ago
Why JavaScript is the language to learn. http://scripting.com/2014/08/15/whatLanguageToLearn.html
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by davewiner 12y ago
JavaScript. Everyone has the runtime already installed.
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Fred Wilson's tweetstorm about tweetstorms(scripting.com)
2 points by davewiner 12y ago|0 comments
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Wordnik API from JavaScript made easy(scripting.com)
1 points by davewiner 12y ago|0 comments
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by davewiner 12y ago
At first I thought that Apple's new scripting language had an object storage system built in. ;-)
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Interapplication communication in JavaScript(scripting.com)
2 points by davewiner 13y ago|0 comments
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by davewiner 13y ago
Academics of all people should understand the value of having a wide open Internet tied together by search. I don't think that's where they went wrong. I think they let Facebook do their thinking for them, and Facebook has a fairl
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It works: Hello World for Dropbox(scripting.com)
1 points by davewiner 13y ago|0 comments
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Hello World for Dropbox apps?(scripting.com)
1 points by davewiner 13y ago|0 comments
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We've just begun to explore rivers(scripting.com)
1 points by davewiner 13y ago|0 comments
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Idea: A simple Dropbox-based web service(scripting.com)
2 points by davewiner 13y ago|1 comments
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by davewiner 13y ago
I'm sure that really improves performance.
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by davewiner 13y ago
Oy I didn't see that. Oh man.
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by davewiner 13y ago
They renamed the icons. They don't just break apps when they do that, they break users. At some point things like the names of icons should be frozen. I love Font Awesome of course. But please!
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by davewiner 13y ago
Not at all! :-) I am a total bugger about formatting code. The outliner approach is pretty good but not perfect. If-then-else is the sore thumb, for sure. Along with try-catch. But overall, outliners are a huge win for writing code. Let&#x2
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by davewiner 13y ago
I think the programmer was just getting comfortable with coding in an outliner when he wrote that code. I would consider that indentation a bug, when and if I work in those areas, I'll fix the indentation there. Thanks for pointing it
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by davewiner 13y ago
It's only a problem if you edit in a flat text editor. If you look in the opml folder of the repo you'll find the source files for all the js and css files.
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by davewiner 13y ago
And most important, no gratuitous incompatibility or user lock-in based on formats. Commercial developers esp ones that raise huge money, tend to try to lock users in. If that's their plan, they can write their own outliner, should tha
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by davewiner 13y ago
And littleoutliner is an instance of Concord as well. ;-)
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by davewiner 13y ago
There are links to two demos in the readme.md file in the repository. https://github.com/scripting/concord/blob/master/README.md
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Dropbox: Some love for JavaScript applications (2012)(tech.dropbox.com)
2 points by davewiner 13y ago|0 comments
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Google: Gmail Users Have No Reason to Expect Privacy(gizmodo.com)
13 points by davewiner 13y ago|5 comments
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Ignore what you don't understand(dave.smallpict.com)
1 points by davewiner 13y ago|0 comments
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by davewiner 13y ago
That's why you should be careful about adding concepts because you can't remove them without breakage.

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