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by dmotz 11y ago
Source: https://github.com/dmotz/cellf
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Show HN: A React puzzle game with a twist(oxism.com)
4 points by dmotz 11y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: ExifExodus - remove geotag data from your photos in the browser(exifexodus.com)
2 points by dmotz 12y ago|0 comments
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by dmotz 12y ago
I was thinking along the same lines and just pushed up an addition to do so. (t.disable())
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Show HN: Taxa – A tiny language inside JavaScript to enforce type signatures(github.com)
3 points by dmotz 12y ago|3 comments
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by dmotz 13y ago
That's right.
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by dmotz 13y ago
Author of OriDomi here. Really excited to see this at the top of HN. I recently pushed out version 1.0 with some new features that make OriDomi easier to use. It now has an internal queueing system so you can chain up effect sequences inste
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by dmotz 13y ago
Yes. That wiggling is the "ripple" mode I added recently which adds a cascading delay. It's disabled by default when creating new OriDomi instances, but I enabled it for the demos on this page. You can also programmatically t
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by dmotz 13y ago
I owe plenty of gratitude to you for both CoffeeScript and Docco. Both made building this a pleasure. For those interested in going beyond what the docs cover, the annotated source page is a great place to understand the inner workings.
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by dmotz 13y ago
Author here. Twist and fracture are among the more unconventional, dramatic methods that I left in for those looking for cut-up effects over folding. As you found out, you can even target the body element and the OriDomi will stretch to the
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by dmotz 13y ago
Author here. OriDomi actually does granular feature tests and has no awareness of what particular browser you're using. While the recent versions of IE do support CSS 3D transforms to a degree, they omit support for the "preserve-
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by dmotz 13y ago
Article here: http://blogs.adobe.com/photoshopdotcom/2013/09/introducing-a...
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Adobe Generator for Photoshop based on Node.js(github.com)
1 points by dmotz 13y ago|1 comments
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by dmotz 13y ago
One thing I missed in fish was bash's sudo !! to quickly re-execute a command. A replacement is easy enough though and is in my config here: https://github.com/dmotz/dotfiles/blob/master/functions&#x
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Floppy ROM(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by dmotz 13y ago|0 comments
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by dmotz 14y ago
Developers should take heed of the "uncanny valley" point Andrew makes. While I come across the rare example of an app that pulls off stock UI via CSS well [1], most fail somewhere along their approach and end up subtly repelling the user.
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HexaFlip: Flexible 3D Cubes with Infinite Sides(tympanus.net)
3 points by dmotz 14y ago|0 comments
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by dmotz 14y ago
I think this argument, ad hominem aside, loses a bit of validity with every subsequent smartphone/tablet generation. Every advance in CPUs and JavaScript interpreters blurs the line more if we're looking at a hybrid app developed by a compe
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by dmotz 14y ago
Unfortunately Firefox still lags behind WebKit for CSS 3D transforms in performance and rendering quality (antialiasing). There's a fix for the latter issue, but it involves an even greater performance hit in my experience. I wrote another
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by dmotz 14y ago
I wrote a similar library for abstracting client-side threading called Commune.js: https://github.com/dmotz/commune.js It takes a different approach and avoids using eval.
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by dmotz 14y ago
Yes, I just gave it a quick shot in Chrome. Make sure to wrap your object tag in a div and target that div with oriDomi. Also, be sure to give the wrapper element the width and height of the swf. I can't vouch for how robust this is -- espe
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by dmotz 14y ago
You can definitely target inputs and forms and apply different folding effects to them, however it depends on what axis you're folding on as to whether it will interfere with typing within inputs. I may try to work on this. You could also o
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by dmotz 14y ago
clickable: http://oridomi.com
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Show HN: oriDomi - Fold up the DOM like paper
7 points by dmotz 14y ago|6 comments
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by dmotz 14y ago
Here's mine: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/chaincal/id499195302?ls=1&#38... I posted some promo codes in the parent thread. Let me know if those run out and I can add some here.
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by dmotz 14y ago
Some promo codes if anyone's interested in trying it out: LRXTYFWEMJXM JMH34LFNX44W 3N7YXP7HN9P7 PF3RLT4PHWML MWFHXK669M4L
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by dmotz 14y ago
I used PhoneGap to develop my app ( http://chaincalapp.com ) and I've been very pleased with the result. It's not so much the cross-platform targeting that interests me, but the ability to use the tools I already know and enjoy (e.g. Backbo
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Commune.js: Multithread your clientside apps without really trying(github.com)
2 points by dmotz 14y ago|0 comments
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by dmotz 14y ago
Thanks for the feedback, I'll take a look at the title text on other platforms. I'm curious if you have any advice/suggestions for the app since it sounds like you have some expertise in the area. Thanks again!
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by dmotz 14y ago
Yeah I wrestled back and forth with those example goal boxes. When I made them less faint, I felt that the content of the page became overwhelming since those boxes are more ornamentation than actual information. I haven't fully decided yet

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