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funkyboy
14y ago
I had this issue with an iCloud-based app. A client wanted it to be ready on the iOS5 release. I agree, it's living on the edge, but sometimes it is required to have access to beta stuff and work on that. Not every third party tool allow th
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funkyboy
14y ago
but then you type nu code in the prompt, not obj-c, right?
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funkyboy
14y ago
Like I said in the post, totally open to change my mind.
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funkyboy
14y ago
Just wondering if you, unlike me, had the guts and ran the risk. I am curious if you had such an experience. Can you share it?
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On Why I Am Not Buying RubyMotion
(upbeat.it)
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14y ago
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funkyboy
14y ago
I am wondering is anybody asked for a debugger/stepper. Will a dev survive without those? Also, are you ready to write all the code behind xibs?
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funkyboy
15y ago
How do you know it takes a week to do it?
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funkyboy
15y ago
Ok, now the worst should be that you have to build the app AND to pay to build it. I will post an ad like that somewhere, to see how it goes.
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funkyboy
15y ago
Yep, but I guess if you have an "hardcore" project you won't find cheap devs (who deliver clean and reusable code on time) easily.
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funkyboy
15y ago
There is also shortage of so called "entrepreneurs" which are able to fairly judge the value of a service.
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funkyboy
15y ago
An estimate for Twitterific is 200K (provided by the authors of the app). Still willing to venture in an iOS app?
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funkyboy
15y ago
This is the worst I have seen. In the past I have been proposed around 1000$ but this wins, hands down! The world is getting crowded of last minute entrepreneurs...
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funkyboy
15y ago
6 (nice to have) handles invoicing automatically.
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funkyboy
15y ago
Google, good work on the Android design guidelines, but is that enough to tame the wild west in the marketplace and the current "anarchy"?
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funkyboy
15y ago
Finally!. Isn't too late? Are OEM and carriers going to follow the same principles? Or they can build whatever skin/mess they want as they did so far?
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Android’s throat is now exposed
(spreadingfunkyness.com)
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15y ago
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funkyboy
15y ago
I am just wordless. Probably 'jerk' is the best I can say.
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funkyboy
15y ago
I am still using XCode3. Version 4 is pretty buggy and unstable to me. And the transition is not seamless. Once I tried to put a project on dropbox and worked alternatively with version 3 and 4. A mess. I will stick to 3 until 4 gets more s
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10 immutable laws of mistakes
(techrepublic.com)
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15y ago
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funkyboy
15y ago
There is an interesting discussion about this on forrst: http://forrst.com/posts/Dont_Upgrade_to_Mac_OS_Lion_Not_yet-...
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Don’t Upgrade to Mac OS Lion (Not yet)
(spreadingfunkyness.com)
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15y ago
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funkyboy
15y ago
So Firefox took 10 years to go from version 1 to 3. And took 1 year to go from version 4 to 8.
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Pomo.me beta3 is out
(blog.pomo.me)
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15y ago
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funkyboy
15y ago
Are you more happy that you have learned a lot or that people are using it?
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Why did you build what you built?
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15y ago
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15y ago
If you are asking this question there is more than a chance that you like flash/flex. If they built their tool on top of flash there is more than a chance they like it. Hence, you are meant for each other! I wouldn't be concerned about tech
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Is heroku great? Maybe
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15y ago
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15y ago
Do you think the same approach you had in 2004 is still "valid" today?
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Feelings before the launch
(spreadingfunkyness.com)
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funkyboy
15y ago
It looks slightly more airy than menlo. I'll try it on for a week. One day is not enough to decide.
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