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flyosity
11y ago
I think one of the best points of this piece is referencing the iconic U sticker that nearly all Uber drivers have on their windshield or passenger window. When I've taken an Uber in an unfamiliar city (the bulk of my Uber trips basica
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flyosity
11y ago
I think many people would prefer to sleep, watch movies or read a book than talk to someone for hours in a car.
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flyosity
11y ago
If you think "build it and they will come" applies in the mobile space, you're completely wrong and about to light a bunch money on fire. I'd be very interested to know if this team talked to 25+ people smack in the midd
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Filters for iPhone is for sale
(medium.com)
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11y ago
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flyosity
11y ago
Why don't you work on an interface that isn't a nearly exact copy of Slack's before you work on some replies. Copying their functionality is one thing but copying their look and feel is not only pathetic, but against U.S. int
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Inconvenient Truths About the Apple Watch
(medium.com)
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11y ago
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Your Spring Animations Are Bad (And It's Probably Apple's Fault)
(medium.com)
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11y ago
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flyosity
12y ago
What would be an in-depth, wonderful answer to the question of "What's a navigation bar?"
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flyosity
12y ago
This list reads like a multiple-choice test at a community college for a "Survey of iOS Technologies" course. Casual iPhone aficionados who read 9to5Mac would dazzle an interviewer if they were merely asked these trivia-type quest
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flyosity
12y ago
And it's all written in Swift! This is probably the largest application written in Swift so far, and definitely the largest one on GitHub that I've seen. If you're looking to make the transition from Obj-C to Swift (or from a
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flyosity
12y ago
The developers of Camera+ have been releasing sales figures throughout the years that Camera+ has been available. Of course, they make millions from the app so it paints a slightly different picture than the typical "indie" app sa
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flyosity
12y ago
I've been working on this e-book for awhile, ever since I talked about iOS animation design & development at a local CocoaConf. As one of those odd designer-developer hybrids, I've never really seen a decent guide that combine
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Show HN: Motion Design for iOS, my new e-book
(designthencode.com)
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12y ago
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flyosity
12y ago
My wife worked at IBM for many years and every year, like clockwork, right before the quarter was up, they'd shut down the power to entire IBM sites for a day or two to save money. Everyone would be told to work from home. That's
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flyosity
12y ago
Ugh, the way this blog post is written reminds me of all those fast-cut YouTube videos made to hold your attention by changing camera angles every 2 seconds.
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All art and code from the game Glitch released into public domain
(glitchthegame.com)
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13y ago
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flyosity
13y ago
I don't understand the need for snark. It's a valid point. The main selling-point of their first product is that it can power MacBooks but if Apple cracks down on them for using the MagSafe adapter then this product will no longer
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flyosity
13y ago
Wow, congrats! I totally love Creative Market. I've bought so many photo effects, textures and patterns there over the past few years my accountant actually laughed at me last week when I had my taxes done considering "Creative Ma
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flyosity
13y ago
I think one of the most interesting parts of this announcement is that they directly referenced Sublime Text (a competitor) in a way that makes Sublime seem like the original inventors of this technique. What if Reebok suddenly announced th
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flyosity
13y ago
Yeah, been building websites and webapps since the 90s and Mac/iOS apps since 2010. Daily tools are Photoshop, Xcode and Sublime Text.
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flyosity
13y ago
As the designer who worked on the main interface for Sublime Text 2, it does irk me that it looks so similar. They had carte blanche to create a wonderful new interface and they mostly just copied Sublime Text. The go-to anything menu looks
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flyosity
13y ago
This reminds me of when I see friends in the industry go mostly radio silent for weeks on Twitter or Facebook, only posting once or twice in a timespan they used to post 20 times or more. It usually means they're busy doing and that
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flyosity
13y ago
Overstock is pretty awesome. One of their big marketing angles is free shipping over $50. I've purchased large furniture, rugs, desks and other very heavy things from them and have always had free shipping. Often that "free shippi
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flyosity
13y ago
There are some excellent 3rd-party frameworks and libraries for doing spring-based animations that work on previous versions of iOS. My favorite (that I still use and favor above UIDynamics even on iOS 7-only apps) is JNWSpringAnimation whi
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flyosity
13y ago
That was the funniest HN comment I've seen in months. Nice job.
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flyosity
13y ago
Hey everyone, Interesting is a simple app for iOS 7 that shows links from hundreds of hand-picked sites across the Internet, including Reddit. I made it for myself, so I'd always have something to tap on and read at all times, but rede
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Show HN: Interesting for iPhone
(flyosity.com)
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flyosity
13y ago
His business was built on blogging and vlogging, it's at the core of how he makes money and markets his products. Not the best example because, of course he still blogs and vlogs.
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flyosity
13y ago
This looks like a really wonderful app, but the icon needs a lot of work. Maybe export a beautiful, colorful world as the icon and have it look sort of abstract? A big ugly S is something I really don't want on my home screen, to be co
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flyosity
13y ago
Yeah, I just checked that as well. Perhaps after a touch event occurs, Safari iterates across all DOM nodes with the same tag to see which DOM node's coordinates intersects with the touch's XY point?
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