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by fcoury 14y ago
And, not trying to steal the thread, but I'd love to get some recommendations for Erlang as well.
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by fcoury 14y ago
What I really miss in this one is a key helper like the one Textastic brings: http://www.textasticapp.com/images/screenshot2.png . This feature alone made me buy the app.
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by fcoury 14y ago
In my opinion the biggest win Textastic has is the amazing key helpers atop of the keyboard: http://www.textasticapp.com/images/screenshot2.png . This is the killer feature of Textastic in my opinion.
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by fcoury 14y ago
Wow, it gets better... From the manual: "Textastic allows you to add your own custom syntax definitions and themes. You can add TextMate-compatible .tmbundle packages and .tmTheme files. You can also add custom file templates that appear in
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Front End Performance Case Study: GitHub(blog.jphpsf.com)
44 points by fcoury 14y ago|12 comments
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by fcoury 14y ago
Didn't play with it yet, but I have a question. I have an organization linked with my personal account. Is it possible to creat a repo for that organization, instead of one for myself using this tool?
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by fcoury 15y ago
Came here to ask this exactly. Thanks!
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UTF-8 was designed, in front of my eyes, in New Jersey(cl.cam.ac.uk)
2 points by fcoury 15y ago|0 comments
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Trolling XCode's beachball(chocolatapp.com)
11 points by fcoury 15y ago|0 comments
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Zynga Shamelessly Rips Off 'Tiny Tower' With Canadian Release of 'Dream Heights'(toucharcade.com)
207 points by fcoury 15y ago|69 comments
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by fcoury 15y ago
This is really a fantastic theme. Using it from now on.
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Self-published and awesome(gist.github.com)
1 points by fcoury 15y ago|0 comments
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How real users helped us develop Gmail’s new look(gmailblog.blogspot.com)
3 points by fcoury 15y ago|0 comments
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by fcoury 15y ago
Wow, httpbin is awesome!
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by fcoury 16y ago
It will be an HTTPS site, and maybe even if you wouldn't run the scripts, would you consider contributing on the other end, writing them and sharing with less experienced users?
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by fcoury 16y ago
Agreed. We'll be addressing that and improving the text communication on the website. Thank you!
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by fcoury 16y ago
1) Yes, there will be many ways to do it. One is online, clicking the scripts. We'll provide a lightbox with the code. Another way is "cloning" the script to your account (no git clone in this case, just a hard copy). You can then make chan
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by fcoury 16y ago
Take a look at my reply to timmorgan: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1748915
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by fcoury 16y ago
This is a great point. Let me address your concerns: About being able to see the code: most definitely. Every "script" consist of zero or more requirements, one or more executions and zero or more validations. Each one is, in the end, a she
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by fcoury 16y ago
Thanks for the words. StackFu, however, is not a replacement for Chef. With Chef you provision and manage your server's configuration, while StackFu is a social place for people to share "recipes" or stacks to be installed on your server. I
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Review my app for making server stacks social(stackfu.com)
36 points by fcoury 16y ago|23 comments
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Webbynode's take on rapid node.js deployment(blog.webbynode.com)
20 points by fcoury 16y ago|4 comments
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by fcoury 16y ago
Not really. Social server provisioning means sharing deployment strategies and being able to search through a collection of user-driven installation recipes. On top of that, StackFu will allow you to deploy that stack, straight into your se
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by fcoury 16y ago
That is fair enough, but we're not there yet. But we will in a few weeks and we're gonna release screenshots and screencasts. Stay tuned.
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by fcoury 16y ago
In a nutshell, stack is a collection of components, with the goal of setting up one "server environment". You could, for instance, have a Django or Pylons stack that would be composed of a script that installs Python, MySQL, Apache, mod_wsg
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by fcoury 17y ago
My personal theory is that the novelty of an experience is not the only factor. I think the notion that time passes slower when you're young is because you didn't have much of it yet. When you're 10, 1 minute compares to your experience: 10
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by fcoury 17y ago
... and two screencasts: http://blog.webbynode.com/rapid
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by fcoury 17y ago
Here's a documentation on how the process works: http://guides.webbynode.com/articles/readystacks/rapid-apps....
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by fcoury 17y ago
Excuse me, but do I know you from somwhere? :-) In case you're wondering fcoury == _grepper
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by fcoury 17y ago
Thanks for your comments! You're most welcomed to give us a try. Is this the video you mentioned: http://www.webbynode.com/screencasts/webbynode-sixreasons.mo... ?

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