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by dmalik 6y ago
This expands what merchants can do with the Shopify platform. Both Facebook and Walmart are channels for Shopify merchants to post their merchandise. Amazon has been one for a while. There are a lot more in their app store - https:/&#
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by dmalik 6y ago
It's backed by 3rd parties. https://news.shopify.com/shopify-partners-with-facebook-to-h...
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by dmalik 6y ago
No Shopify does not. Amazon and Shopify are very different 1 1) https://stratechery.com/2019/shopify-and-the-power-of-platfo...
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by dmalik 8y ago
> Second, navigation on websites became much more predictable. The examples they show of Web Design 3.0 look difficult to navigate. Aside from increasing dwell time from confused users, there probably isn't a big benefit. Jakobs law
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by dmalik 9y ago
I recommend giving it a try. Few quick reasons off the top of my head. - HMR works well - Theming, variables with things like ternary - Code reuse is better (Especially with theming) - Component can contain everything in one file - Extend o
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by dmalik 9y ago
Lol, how is that being a creep? I can see how the word sexy may put some people off but that is a LARGE leap to Harvey Weinstein. The vehicles are sexy... to me at least.
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by dmalik 9y ago
Where I work it's lack of process. I get work thrown at me randomly from all directions. Also with deadlines that I have no say in, usually created by non technical people.
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by dmalik 9y ago
Yes, now that you mention it, I do remember hearing about Falcor. For anyone that's interested I found this comparison: https://dev-blog.apollodata.com/graphql-vs-falcor-4f1e9cbf75...
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by dmalik 9y ago
Are there any technologies that are an alternative to GraphQL like Vue is to React?
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by dmalik 9y ago
Glen Maddern who helped create CSS modules actually went on to help create Styled Components. Here is a talk he did on his reasoning - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MT4D_DioYC8 IMO - Use the tools/tech that make you
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by dmalik 11y ago
> I would really like to be "a little of everything guy" but "a little of everything" could not get you a nice paycheck, even if you know a lot. (am I wrong?) Depends on how good you are at your bit of everything and
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by dmalik 12y ago
Pretty sure it was in the front pants pocket. Maybe they'll release a statement for free iPhone 6 belt clips...
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by dmalik 12y ago
These new "Material" design guidelines are great and I hope that we see designers start adopting them. I also hope developers start adopting Googles great animation guidelines. The added depth combined with the animation provides
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by dmalik 12y ago
Free-to-play games aren't going away anytime soon and neither are IAPs. Consumers just don't pay for games anymore and a developer has to make money somehow. I like what Apple is doing by forcing developers to make more ethical ga
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by dmalik 12y ago
I was hoping to read about a usability study done when I clicked the link. I do agree for blogs and articles but for web apps I'm not sold.
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by dmalik 12y ago
"since most of the rest of the world deeply distrust the architecture of the Blackberry system (i.e. all data sent back to US-based servers). I think this is the one thing they must fix - the perception by the world that Blackberry is
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by dmalik 12y ago
I'm surprised that the author of the article left out QNX. QNX is already the OS of choice for the medical industry and is doing well in other "niche" markets like automotive. QNX in Action: Audi FPK Driver Information Displa
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by dmalik 13y ago
BlackBerry 10 is an underrated OS. The move to bring back the Bold is a bad decision. Nobody supports BBOS7 anymore. Bring in Google Play to BB10 and start marketing your security.
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by dmalik 13y ago
I kind of prefer the look of the beta controller more than the touch screen final version. It just seems like physical buttons would be easier to use. I'm sure some games will make use of the screen though. Really looking forward to tr