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dmalik
3y ago
Nice! Time to create another donut.
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3y ago
There are companies like Miovision ( https://miovision.com ) trying this. The problem is you have to do this city by city and they are so many local regulations not to mention how cheap they are with budgets.
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3y ago
Congrats to the team! Love using Remix.
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3y ago
Also have these. Solved my problem too.
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3y ago
Hopefully for their sake not too much. It's still in beta with full launch in 2024.
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4y ago
Agree with everything lining up. All good products/sites should follow a spacing system. This article does a great job if you want a good starting point - https://medium.com/eightshapes-llc/space-in-design-systems-
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4y ago
Don't use 3rd party stores then if that's what you're worried about as a user.
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4y ago
You mean like every torrent client that currently exists?
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4y ago
It's called UX engineer, Design Technologist or Design engineer depending on the company. Here is a helpful guide on the role: https://www.designbetter.co/design-engineering-handbook
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4y ago
Agree with a lot of comments here about more/better communication. Depending on the size of company you're in there is a specialized role that bridges the gap. At Google it's called a UX engineer, other companies call the rol
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4y ago
We use this technique all the time where I work for UX design. Often when stakeholders ask for things to be a certain way we try our best to do it the way that it was asked for before exploring other options. Often we know it won't wor
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4y ago
Lots of Shopify developer updates by clicking dev mode at the top or this link - https://www.shopify.com/editions/summer2022/dev
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4y ago
This is correct. The Beaverton has a good satirical article that gave me a chuckle talking about this. https://www.thebeaverton.com/2022/04/canada-to-ban-foreign-h...
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5y ago
Interesting article. It looks like the solution you came up with works well for your product which is the most important thing. I see a lot of products these days using more of a hybrid approach. Some of the most basic buttons to get new us
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5y ago
Websites look like each other because of Jacobs law[1]. Not sure how good the web developers you work with are if they don't understand HTML/CSS/JS. [1] https://lawsofux.com/jakobs-law/
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5y ago
For reference - https://financialpost.com/technology/shopifys-tobias-lutke
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Article on how it was made - https://shopify.engineering/bfcm-3d-data-visualization
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5y ago
No website but check out the Shop app on your phone. Kind of does that. I also really enjoy the product tracking.
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5y ago
> “Advertisers will pay a price if they engage in these deceptive practices.” > These include, but are not limited to: falsely claiming an endorsement by a third party; misrepresenting whether an endorser is an actual, current, or re
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5y ago
At Shopify I've worked with people with pinky rings and they are still called developers :)
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5y ago
> How can Software Engineers call themselves engineers when there’s no rules, governing bodies, or anything to stipulate what true Software Engineering is? We call ourselves software developers in Canada. According to Canadian engineerin
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> And yet how much do you pay year after year for healthcare via taxes? 11.5% of Canada’s gross domestic product (GDP). $265.5 billion, or $ 7064 per person. Imagine that will go up with covid... https://www.cihi.ca/en&#x
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It primarily comes down to resources and cost. Right now in Ontario 80% of covid cases are coming from non fully vaccinated individuals(1). It costs $23k to treat a covid patient and $50k if they reach the ICU(2). Chances of not landing in
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This resonates with me. I've been developing web sites since the late 90s. It was a passion/hobby of mine at the time. I monitized my hobby as a career in 2004. Since then I've come across many new hobbies. Woodworking has be
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As a front end developer my life is much less complex with GraphQL, especially with TypeScript in React. I'm curious, what tasks do you find more complex?
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> design JS frameworks to not take over the entire application. Facebook did just that with React. React doesn't have to be used only as a single page app. Use it for just a single component on a page if you want.
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5y ago
At BlackBerry we had Aerosmith, Van Halen, and U2 on different occasions.
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There is a recent NN/g article that covers this exact UX issue: https://www.nngroup.com/articles/proximity-consequential-opt... > One of the starting points of the modern UX discipline was the application of ps
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Typically only when in recording mode. If the video is pass through you should be fine. You will however likely need a dummy battery you can plug in.
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A World Rendered Beautifully: The Making of the BFCM 3D Data Visualization
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