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dfischer
14y ago
http://www.kanbanpad.com free too.
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dfischer
14y ago
That was five years ago. That's not really relevant anymore. It used to be a quick fix but many things have changed since then.
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14y ago
Sorry for typo, can't edit. http://www.kidsruby.com
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14y ago
Just want to share something I've been involved with: http://www.kidsruby and http://www.kidscodecamp.com
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14y ago
Related, http://www.kidsruby.com - Really awesome program to help teach kids programming.
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14y ago
The argument is not about sueing Heroku because of them being slow. It's sueing them because they lied.
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Refactoring towards "better" code
(blowmage.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
Hi, I find your opinion and experience on this matter very interesting. Could you possibly describe your experience or projects you've worked on that could shed some insight on the complicated issues time causes?
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14y ago
Exactly this. We are a distributed company at The Hybrid Group ( http://www.hybridgroup.com ). There are a few challenges that exist for distributed teams/companies, if you can call them that. If anything, it may make sense to call them bes
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14y ago
Just going to throw this out there: http://www.betterfrontend.com - been working on this. It's open source.
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14y ago
If you're looking for an alternative to Trello take a look at http://www.kanbanpad.com we've been working on it for quite a while and it fits a niche that many like.
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Ask HN: What are some aesthetically pleasing web-based apps?
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14y ago
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14y ago
Cosmic Rift was amazing. I loved that game.
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For Uncle Bob Martin's birthday, we announce ver 0.12.5 of Gitnesse.
(gitnesse.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
Amazing perspective. Thank you for sharing.
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14y ago
That gives me interesting sci-fi imagery. That would be a cool setting for a pirate/blackmarket trade.
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NASA Probe Finds Ice and Organics on Mercury
(blogs.discovery.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
Grats man. Happy for you.
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14y ago
Hi there. Great post. I completely agree with what you're saying and I've wrote similar things on http://www.betterfrontend.com - perhaps you can help contribute this content there? Semantics for the win baby.
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14y ago
Amazon EC2. The latency is minimal because it's all happening on Amazon EC2's stack, at least, should be in order to be performant. In the case of Heroku/MongoHQ it's both on Amazon EC2.
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dfischer
14y ago
Valid points. My vision is most that popular frameworks have their own best-practices. Initially starting with rails is just easier to target and be used for. Thoughts?
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14y ago
Since this is related I'd love to share a similar project I am working on: http://www.betterfrontend.com - think of it as curated best-practices for Front-End Development.
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14y ago
Where did you find people to write blog posts and create contests?
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14y ago
I still have yet to play Half-Life. Should I play Half-Life original or Source or This?
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14y ago
There's a great open source initiative to teach kids programming called Kids Ruby: http://www.kidsruby.org Anyone can host a class anywhere or just use the kidsruby program.
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14y ago
This is freaking hilarious. Angry DEV all the way.
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14y ago
It may be "clearly one-per-page" now, but it may not be. You don't really gain anything by using an ID. Keep the selector specificity simple so it doesn't bite you in the ass and cause a refactor. .page-wrapper .page-main %article.mai
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14y ago
Yep, exactly this!
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14y ago
Thank you, it's been fixed! Clear cache if you still have issues.
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14y ago
Thanks. That wasn't nice how they did it. Now it's leading to a caching problem for users who already viewed it. I'm not sure what to do. Fuuuu. Thanks for the heads up. It should be fixed now. Clear cache the "hard" way if you have to.
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