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by edwinyzh 14y ago
Yes, managing files (especially documents) with tags is a good idea in many cases, but not all cases. I had an idea for a tag-based file manager for Windows, I even have registered a domain which I think is cool - taganizer.com = tag + orga
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
It'll be great if uploading files are allowed.
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
Wow, yet another proof of the "live coding" concept, this gives me yet more confidence feeling about my live html/css/js code editor ( http://liveditor.com ) ;)
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
Apart from the good things: 1 - You should show more screenshots in the home page, e.g. what the 'submit a ticket' page look like? 2 - Don't use hand-writing style typefaces in the screenshots, that's difficult to read for none-native Engli
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
Not sure about the job market, but if you find coding to be interesting, or even exciting, things will be much easier.
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
I guess , 1 - It implies IT tech related, IO = input/output, as pointed out by otoburb; 2 - Domain name availability, as pointed out by yolesaber; 3 - Google named its developer conference 'Google IO', just a guess.
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
A text editor made for web front end coding, with a Firebug-like UI for tweaking css, html, and JavaScript in real-time. http://liveditor.com
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
I wish QT Creator will have built-in support for Python (along with PySide), I really like that IDE, it's really well designed for its sole purpose with a minimal UI (when being compared with Visual Studio). Power of QT + Productivity of QT
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
The Windows 8's Metro UI is fundamentally designed for a touch screen based tablet, bad things will happen if MS pushes desktop users to use that UI. Really don't want Win 8 to fall, my soon-in-beta new text editor (with a Firebug-like UI,
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
I'm a Chinese and I'm sure that such things are very much possible in China. It's even worst in smaller cities since the media there is even more "unopened". Thanks to the fast growing of Internet usage in China(the only trustworthy media
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
Yes, concept is good, but, with respect to the author, the themes are not appealing at all.
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
Sorry, but I just simply can't understand why "swipe to unlock" can be a patent...
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
Has Bret Victor expected his amazing Inventing on Principle presentation would inspired so many of us? Me included, check my profile :)
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
I like the simplicity of it. I suggest you to provide hints for markdown markups, that'll let people who don't know markdown get started quickly. I blogged about it here: http://liveditor.com/blog/new-simple-markdown-based-wiki-sys...
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
Agreed! AngularJS makes the code so concise and easy to read! I'm even considering adding specific support for it in my LIVEditor project (a live html/css/js code editor).
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
Good news. Sqlite3 has already been great. It's also good to read that the API will not be changed much, it's very important.
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
This is great! Especially it seems to be working good when the page is zoomed out.
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
Great! Quote from The Brackets blog post "There are a lot of text editors out there, but not too many care exclusively about web developers" -- This is exactly why I'm building LIVEditor ( http://liveditor.com )
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
Wonderful! The Ctrl + Shift + Left/Right key is handy. Would you add an option to show a live preview side by side? I'm a big fan of live preview, that's why I'm evening developer LIVEditor (my live html/css/js coder at http://liveditor.co
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
Good to see the progress, Chris. I'm a kickstarter backer and I'm watching this project. If I ever get any inspirations for LIVEditor (my own live html/css/js editor) I'll give the credits here: http://liveditor.com/credits.html
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Show HN: LIVEditor - forget Firebug's html inspector from now(liveditor.com)
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
This sounds great! Can anybody compare it with angularjs (by Google)?
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
No! No national internets! I've already paying an extra $10/month just to read blog posts (mainly IT-related) those are blocked by that e l gov (Great Firewall).
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
I really like the looking of it. And good to know is written in Python (Python is my choice for server-side development, so I customize it).
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
What's this? I saw some pictures flashed after some loading indicators are shown...
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
This is very interesting! Wrapping the entire Excel object model in Python must be a huge work.
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
I like food, sex(who else on earth doesn't?), sports (specifically,tabletennis) and adventure. So what? I also like building interesting software. You wrongly assumed people like building software can't/doesn't like other things else.
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by edwinyzh 15y ago
I've ten years of Delphi background. I'll choose Flask, because it's simple - I immediately learned how it works, and it's neat.
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by edwinyzh 15y ago
You know what? Today I was thinking of that it'd great if Obtvse was written in Python + Flask :)
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by edwinyzh 15y ago
Dustin's Svbtle is really inspirational!

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