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Live Xamarin Evolve keynote
(xamarin.com)
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13y ago
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escoz
14y ago
Awesome.. Now if only contributors helped with adding documentation to some of my classes..
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PropertyCross open source project helps you select a framework for your app
(scottlogic.co.uk)
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Should I use QuickDialog?
(escoz.com)
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escoz
14y ago
it's not mine, but from a good friend, twitter.com/templarian He's accepting requests as well for new icons, so if you need anything just contact him!
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New 750+ open source icons (files on github)
(modernuiicons.com)
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14y ago
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escoz
14y ago
Just go without any sugar. Seriously. It'll taste bad for the first few days, but after that you'll get used to the taste and it'll feel just as good. It's the same thing with coffee.
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escoz
14y ago
Google is beta testing a new version of google analytics specially made for apps, it's great. Unfortunately they're making it available to a small group of users for now, afaik.
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escoz
14y ago
I liked it, actually. Here's the two I made for my apps: http://www.smore.com/s06g and http://smore.com/r2w1 Now if only they allowed me to pay a few bucks a month to remove all the smore links on top, i would probably use it as the ma
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escoz
14y ago
I've been doing this for a long time now, probably for the 8-10 months, and I can safely say its awesome. Xamarin is awesome.
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Great free icon set for apps on github
(github.com)
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14y ago
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escoz
14y ago
I'm just walking into CouchDB, specially with the couchsync mobile part of it, and about to submit my first iOS app with CouchMobile to the AppStore. It's good to read these kinds of informed posts and comments. Thanks guys.
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escoz
14y ago
completely agree with you.
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Here's my new free AdSense iPhone app, I hope you guys like it
(escoz.com)
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15y ago
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Building iOS Dialogs with JSON
(escoz.com)
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15y ago
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escoz
15y ago
Mistake #1: read and agree with any article you see on hackernews.
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QuickDialog - quick and easy dialogs for iOS
(escoz.com)
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15y ago
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escoz
15y ago
Yes, I use an asus router for my wireless, with Tomato running, and that includes a DLNA server. I added a 2Tb harddrive connected via USB to the router, so my videos stay online all the time. Pretty awesome.
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escoz
15y ago
I'm probably the only one, but I love the GoogleTV. Had it since early this year and use it absolutely every single day. It's always on, so it's always so easy to look up something on youtube, show somebody your pictures, watch a video fro
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escoz
15y ago
This list was originally created by Apple and presented at their first world developer tour after they released the iPhone 1. I still have the exact same list saved on my notes from that presentation. I've seen a few other Apple presentatio
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escoz
15y ago
.NET, like most enterprises, afaik.
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escoz
15y ago
That's your experience, and highly subjective. And yes, I deploy code to dozens of enterprise servers for a global company. And that company is looking into Rails, not PHP.
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escoz
15y ago
I was not talking about popularity, I was talking about mindshare, two very different things. If you're talking about popularity, Java, C and C++ are more popular than php, but I don't see you pointing them as viable solutions. tiobe.com
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escoz
15y ago
Rails doesn't really need that much hardware, that's a very common misconception. PHP is not the fastest thing in the world either, unless you go with a compilation cache server. Rails can be easily perform well under single machines. I hav
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escoz
15y ago
There are problems with ORM, but there are much larger problems with PHP+SQL. Most of the problems created by ORMs are easy to workaround, though (to the point of having to write SQL sometimes), while problems created by SQL only are not (l
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escoz
15y ago
Don't want to be inflamatory, but: PHP has already been replaced by Ruby/Rails as the good thing that should be used for new projects. Only PHP developers don't see that. You lost me when you tried to argue that ORMs are not useful. Its eas
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escoz
15y ago
XCode, on the other hand looks great. But it's also a pretty horrible environment to work on. Pretty much zero helping writing the code, unlike any other IDE out there. Looks are deceptive.
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Roundup of iPhone Google Analytics Apps
(thenextweb.com)
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15y ago
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escoz
15y ago
Omg.. this is getting worse. SQL is a DSL to deal with sets of data. Unless the application you're writing is a database management app, you're pretty much doing it really wrong, I'm sorry to tell you that.
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escoz
15y ago
cool, we agree on that.
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