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by drikerf 11y ago
Awesome stuff! Especially the attachment handling. Another more minimal approach is Squire from Fastmail, https://github.com/neilj/Squire
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by drikerf 11y ago
I agree to some points but still, pdfs/ebooks will help distributing books to more people making information more available. And with these arguments, are libraries bad? Considering you need to identify yourself and they are in charge
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by drikerf 11y ago
Great point and very important in times when bundling howmany? js dependencies for client apps.
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by drikerf 11y ago
I believe it's a good thing. When websites follow some kind of blueprints it makes it a lot easier for the user since they can recognize it. The negative side is of course that it might slow innovation, although slow isn't always
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by drikerf 11y ago
Interesting idea. One thing that you can think about is to describe your product better in less writing. It shouldn't need more than a few sentences at most. Good luck!
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by drikerf 11y ago
Disgusting. When I visited HCMC a couple of years ago a photo exhibition was held showing the damage of Agent Orange. If you ever visit, check if it's still on.
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by drikerf 11y ago
Looks awesome!
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by drikerf 11y ago
I use Dropbox for notes and documents using terminal, VIM and markdown format. Beats Google docs every day if you don't need live collaboration.
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by drikerf 11y ago
Awesome, been looking for a drive replacement for writing short documents.
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Persistent Client Side State (Original Spec)(curl.haxx.se)
1 points by drikerf 11y ago|0 comments
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by drikerf 12y ago
Great approach for simple spell checking in search!
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Play Packman on Google maps(thenextweb.com)
6 points by drikerf 12y ago|0 comments
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Twitter launches Periscope, its live video streaming Meerkat competitor(thenextweb.com)
2 points by drikerf 12y ago|0 comments
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Fitbit acquires FitStar’s personal training platform(thenextweb.com)
2 points by drikerf 12y ago|0 comments
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You Don't Know JS(github.com)
3 points by drikerf 12y ago|1 comments
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by drikerf 12y ago
Negroni looks interesting. I saw there is a middleware called permissions2 that have some nice features. Will check that out, thanks!
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by drikerf 12y ago
Agree, that was a bit loose. Something like Passport.js(passportjs.org).
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by drikerf 12y ago
Go is definitely promising but the last time I checked the problem with web development with Go was that there is no mature libraries for User authentication etc(Please correct me if I'm wrong). This makes going with Node or something
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by drikerf 12y ago
Android is heading in the wrong direction. Not much open source left in a couple of years. Too bad!
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by drikerf 12y ago
Too bad lot's of libraries like bootstrap depend on it. Btw, published some time ago http://youmightnotneedjquery.com sums it up well and a good reference for jquery people.
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by drikerf 12y ago
I think you should ask your potential customers how much they would pay for your service before setting a price. If you havn't interviewed your customers yet, do it.
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Using MongoDB as your primary Django database(staltz.com)
1 points by drikerf 12y ago|1 comments
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by drikerf 12y ago
Great idea, I can see that this would be awesome on services I use seldom and often forget my password anyway. But do the average user really care enough to bother with email? or for SMS, will they give away their phone number? Remembering
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Build Wars: Gulp vs. Grunt(markdalgleish.github.io)
3 points by drikerf 12y ago|0 comments
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Epigrams on Programming(pu.inf.uni-tuebingen.de)
2 points by drikerf 12y ago|0 comments
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by drikerf 12y ago
Nice! Graph implementation in Red is could be really awesome!
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by drikerf 12y ago
For me, just using NERDTree and ctrl-p combined with basic skills from the tutorial made me love vim :)