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by enjoiful 6y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER InnoVint | Wine Production Software | www.innovint.us | Remote (US-based) | FT | Front End Developer InnoVint is the world's leading SaaS solution for wineries and wine producers. We are and have always been a well-p
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by enjoiful 6y ago
InnoVint | Wine Production Software | www.innovint.us | Remote (US-based) | FT | Front End Developer InnoVint is the world's leading SaaS solution for wineries and wine producers. We are and have always been a well-performing, tight k
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by enjoiful 6y ago
I am looking for a great OCR software I can run locally instead of using Cloud Vision. Do you have any suggestions?
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by enjoiful 6y ago
There were amazing city maps for active pokemon spawns. It would show all currently spawned pokemon, as well as how much longer they would be there for. It was fun to see what is around you at any given point, but only marginally useful w
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by enjoiful 7y ago
Check out Dreams for PS4. It's perfect to create games with kids.
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by enjoiful 7y ago
I would highly recommend learning Dreams for PS4. This is going to change the way video games are made. It provides an accessible way to get into game creation in a fun and accessible way. I would have killed to have Dreams when I was 12
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by enjoiful 7y ago
Can you explain this concept more? Sounds interesting.
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by enjoiful 7y ago
Can you tell me more about Jesse Ventura?
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by enjoiful 7y ago
Surprised no one has mentioned NativeScript yet. I've used it, admittedly only for investigation purposes, but was super impressed. https://www.nativescript.org/
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by enjoiful 7y ago
Us at InnoVint have made an app for wine production, as well as vineyard analytic tools. We’re hiring too! www.innovint.us
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by enjoiful 7y ago
Hey Tom — nice to see you around. Dan from InnoVint here.
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by enjoiful 7y ago
PWAs are only getting better.
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by enjoiful 7y ago
I’m pretty sure they’re joking and it’s a good joke at that. If serious, well then web dev deserves its reputation.
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by enjoiful 7y ago
I mean this genuinely and without offense... are you serious or joking?
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by enjoiful 7y ago
The article says 10M daily active users.
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by enjoiful 8y ago
InnoVint | Senior Front End Developer (Angular)| SF, CA | REMOTE OK We're building winery management software, particularly focused around winemaking. Our web application completely models and captures the winemaking process -- includ
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by enjoiful 8y ago
The difference is, an elevator is a precisely defined problem and never needs to have its functionality improved and changed. In fact, you could build the exact elevator almost identically. Software is never like that — it’s dynamic and con
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by enjoiful 9y ago
Django's ORM and migration tools are amazing.
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by enjoiful 9y ago
I love Django -- but what it does is mostly magic to me. That being said... I'm fairly competent in being effective in Django -- although not for advanced and efficient querying. I want to get strong in SQL -- where/how do I star
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by enjoiful 9y ago
It is if it can only be downloaded on WiFi -- I see that as a big motivating factor to keep your app below 50 or 100mb (whatever the Cellular data limit is).
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by enjoiful 9y ago
I don't think HTML5 can access the phone's camera. For my app, this is critical and another reason why we're stuck on native.
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by enjoiful 10y ago
At first glance of this article's title, I thought it would be a terrible idea to use Scala to write native mobile applications. Imagine using Scala.JS to write a NativeScript/React Native app. shutters