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Working with Go (as a Rubyist)(byparker.com)
2 points by erlend_sh 11y ago|0 comments
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by erlend_sh 11y ago
> I've got to ask. If a builder of websites was looking for something that wasn't horrible and built by smart people, which one would that be? As far as WordPress-contenders go, I think OctoberCMS looks very promising. It'
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by erlend_sh 11y ago
That's pretty clever. They're buying WooCommerce, one of the leading eCommerce platforms.
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by erlend_sh 12y ago
Hey Jerome, grats on the HN feature! =D
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Killing the JavaScript library size argument(blog.erlend.sh)
1 points by erlend_sh 12y ago|0 comments
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A Better Way to Do Rails with Aldous(webuild.envato.com)
1 points by erlend_sh 12y ago|0 comments
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by erlend_sh 12y ago
We have one on the downloads page, but this isn't the first time I've gotten this feedback, so I guess we ought to make it more visible.
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by erlend_sh 12y ago
Unfortunate if I came off that way, that was not my intention. Just tried to keep things short by bundling all the 3 mentioned engines into "different brands of free". UE4 is indeed open source, though not open to the extent of
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by erlend_sh 12y ago
Hmm, yeah I guess you're right about the color. Fine on my monitor but I've encountered similar difficulties on other sites, so I'll take your word for it. Better now? As for Stallman and open source, yeah that can be debated
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by erlend_sh 12y ago
Indeed, I'm well aware of glTF, and it's a cool initiative. Just didn't want to overwhelm readers with new stuff. Also, even though it doesn't have the same backing yet, I'm more optimistic about OpenGEX as an excha
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by erlend_sh 12y ago
Yep. Mozilla is even bringing the fight to C++ with its new Rust language. It's been very exciting to follow the journey of a brand new language backed by a company who really knows how to do community-powered development.
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by erlend_sh 12y ago
Any other day I'd be happy to get into it with you, but Java is really besides the point here.
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In the age of free AAA game engines, are we still relevant?(jmonkeyengine.org)
196 points by erlend_sh 12y ago|80 comments
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by erlend_sh 12y ago
For the love of all that is holy, please use any forum software other than phpBB. We have Discourse, NodeBB and Vanilla forum now.
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Foundation redefined – Going back to specialised applications(blog.erlend.sh)
2 points by erlend_sh 12y ago|0 comments
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5 big lessons learned from our first GSoC(hub.jmonkeyengine.org)
1 points by erlend_sh 12y ago|0 comments
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by erlend_sh 12y ago
"When French researchers analyzed the finishing times" They even went through the trouble of converting the original data...
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How (competitive) gaming helped me figure out what I'm good at(blog.erlend.sh)
1 points by erlend_sh 12y ago|0 comments
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A non-bullshit case study on a social media marketing campaign(blog.hootsuite.com)
2 points by erlend_sh 12y ago|0 comments
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by erlend_sh 12y ago
Cool! I've been hoping to see more wiki/knowledgebase type static site generators. I will admit that I fear for its longevity though. Any particular reason why you decided against building on top of something like assemble.io or w
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by erlend_sh 13y ago
I like the Discourse approach. http://www.discourse.org/ Instead of nested replies, it encourages "Creating new threads linking back to a post", which I find to be way more orderly than "conversation trees&qu
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by erlend_sh 13y ago
That "get" will quickly become a "got", as they've finally moved away from github.com/twitter to their own independent github.com/twbs repository, as was the plan for a long time: http://blog.ge
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by erlend_sh 14y ago
Hear hear. He has our support: http://jmonkeyengine.org/2013/03/java-for-games/