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by evv 11y ago
I like their new branding and docs. It looks really easy to get up and running, but the basic "hello world" isn't working for me.. npm install -g famous-cli && famous init my-first-project && cd my-first-proje
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by evv 11y ago
Those cards look great! Much better than the OP's raster images. But they seem familiar. I can't help but wonder, are they infringing on any copyrights?
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by evv 11y ago
> Have your server at home. Why? People would need to break into your house to get your data. Really?? Don't tell people things that are patently untrue. Your home server can be hacked remotely. And if you don't fully trust the
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by evv 11y ago
You think throwing a brand new piece of hardware into the mix will accelerate the process?
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by evv 11y ago
I think its pretty exciting that Google is attacking the cross-platform development problem from many angles. They are building Java apps like Inbox that work on many platforms, using tools like Google web toolkit and J2ObjC. Plus there is
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by evv 11y ago
Your web browser runs the apps that contain all of your data, like gmail, google maps, facebook, etc. If your browser doesn't correctly sandbox each site, then vast swaths of your data would be compromised. Web browsers have the abilit
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by evv 11y ago
What web browser do you use? It probably updates itself on a regular basis. Do you use any web apps? Those are updated and re-downloaded regularly, depending on how the app is built. If you use an Android or iOS-based device, the software o
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by evv 11y ago
I've only ever seen or heard of it being used by Stephen Wolfram. It must be fun to have a huge engineering team to help support what is essentially a pet project. Maybe they will someday release something with general availability and
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by evv 11y ago
I think most people here know how to get around a paywall. It is pretty easy
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by evv 11y ago
I'm hacking around on a distributed version control project, and I think I've found a cool solution to this problem. I've created a github gist with my public key and a signature. Now people can see that gist and verify that
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by evv 12y ago
I wonder how this compares to https://facebook.github.io/fixed-data-table/
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by evv 12y ago
I'm trying to get a better idea of the landscape here. > Other languages have similar interfaces too: Java, for example, has Servlet API and Ruby has Rack No mention of node.js. I get the impression that there is less struggle with
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by evv 12y ago
For the hackathon, we decided to get the React Native 2048 example playable in the browser. We got started after the kickoff at 11AM, and we had it playable by lunch: http://i.imgur.com/UY5ojXZ.png We really do care about t
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by evv 12y ago
If you have all the resources you need to live out the rest of your life, then you wouldn't. Most of us aren't so lucky.
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by evv 12y ago
The author should check his definition of viability. This doesn't mean the product is polished or done, it means that people will buy it. And he did buy it. Don't call yourself an early-adopter if you aren't willing to accept
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by evv 12y ago
Exactly right. It was not invented here, it began at Github
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by evv 12y ago
JetBrains is nice, but we try to avoid proprietary tools when we can.
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by evv 12y ago
With Nuclide, you can build for iOS, Android, and the web. Most IDEs only support one of these platforms well. Although I am disappointed by the current speed of Atom, I have no doubt it will improve. I think it is the most exciting OSS IDE
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by evv 12y ago
Ah- I stand corrected! I spoke with a few Android-focused folks and they set me straight. On Android, there is no JS execution environment available. We want to avoid the memory and cpu overhead of web views. So we are basically forced to s
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by evv 12y ago
Oh! We need an internal integration with HN so we can identify each-other on here :-D
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by evv 12y ago
I think we beat you to it: https://github.com/facebook/react-native/tree/master/Example...
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by evv 12y ago
Duktape looks quite nice! Because we built React Native around an asynchronous batched bridge, we can plug it into any JS execution environment. For now we plug it into JSC, which is available on iOS 7 and 8. We also use websockets to execu
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by evv 12y ago
In the case of React Native, we don't actually compile a JS runtime. We avoid that overhead by using whatever JS environment is available on the platform. In the case of iOS, we use JSC.
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by evv 12y ago
Groups is a mix of native code and React Native, but Ads Manager is pure react native. The app is completely written in Javascript.
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by evv 12y ago
We built the F8 app with parse, including push notifications Take a look here: http://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/pushnotification...
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by evv 12y ago
There is currently no native module for SQLite, but you can build one if you want. :-D http://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/nativemodulesios... We use a key-value store for most of our client-side persisten
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React Native: Bringing modern web techniques to mobile(code.facebook.com)
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by evv 12y ago
It's used in Facebook's flagship product, so you can't really call it a side project.
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by evv 12y ago
What do Adam and Eve refer to in this context? Also, what do you mean by "more recent"?
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by evv 12y ago
If a significant portion of the population refuses to vote, it only reduces the legitimacy of the democracy. But the system is still perfectly robust. How can you expect the government to improve if you refuse to utilize the only mechanism

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