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by dawiddr 4y ago
Those might not be the same people, but for many people JS is the door to the world of software development - the same way PHP was (also for me).
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by dawiddr 4y ago
That's because JS with its dynamic typing is great for developing code quickly, but not so great for maintaining and evolving it over a longer time frame. Then there's the lack of the standard library, which means your code has to
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by dawiddr 4y ago
Well, the screen estate on a mobile device is limited, so the number of actions that are easy to discover needs to be limited too - otherwise the UI would be cluttered. I find Apple good at balancing this. Notice how actions that he mention
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by dawiddr 4y ago
Apple Pay has been supported in WebKit’s web view (which every browser uses) for a while now, but with some conditions. The biggest obstacle was that an app couldn’t inject any JavaScript code of its own into websites. I wonder if they remo
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by dawiddr 4y ago
WKWebView has some new APIs that suggest this might be the lucky year for fullscreen, both on iOS and iPadOS.
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by dawiddr 5y ago
Hello everyone, the author here! I've finally decided to share my side-project with the community. Back in 2015 I needed a solution for tracking hours for my job. There were many apps for that purpose, but almost all of them were focus
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Show HN: Flexishift – time tracking for the age of flexible work [iOS](flexishiftapp.com)
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by dawiddr 5y ago
I've been making $500-1000/month on an iOS app for work time tracking – https://apps.apple.com/us/app/flexishift-work-hours-pay/id11... When I started the project, the category seemed quite crowded