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by graetzer 12y ago
Learn objective-c first and swift afterwards, when you feel like it. You will need to know most concepts from Objective-C anyway
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by graetzer 12y ago
It seems there is a cross compiler for Go https://github.com/gopherjs/gopherjs There are also bindings for WebGL https://github.com/gopherjs/webgl
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by graetzer 12y ago
Maybe he should use data from http://www.expatistan.com/ to get more accurate results
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by graetzer 12y ago
That's nice work. Do you have plans to add a web interface? I think at least for viewing/commenting posts. That way posts could reach a larger audience
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by graetzer 12y ago
To be fair, the Public Transport system in the Eastern European states is usually pretty dense. The downside is that most of the buses and trains seem to be from the soviet era
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by graetzer 12y ago
I think it fits in this context. JavaScript alone has no standard library or execution environment. Unlike the other languages listed there.
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by graetzer 13y ago
I don't think they would nessesarily build in both processors. They'll just assume that developers will update their apps very fast. The whole XCode toolchain already supports x86_64 and arm64. It's trivial to build "fat
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by graetzer 13y ago
Objective-C doesn't have generics either. The id type is used just like interface{} Also canonical is building QML support for golang, so they seem to think it's well suited to build apps for Ubuntu http://m.youtube.com
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by graetzer 13y ago
The statement doesn't imply anything about a insolvency
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by graetzer 13y ago
Microsoft is a kernel contributor, and Android isn't really linux http://go.linuxfoundation.org/who-writes-linux-2012
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by graetzer 13y ago
The infrastructure of npm is open-source: https://github.com/npm
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by graetzer 13y ago
Do you think it would be possible to re-use the sync-code from firefox directly? The library wouldn't have to be iOS specific.
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by graetzer 13y ago
Does anyone know if there will be a standalone client library for this API? I build an iOS browser that works with the old sync api and building a client on my own is probably a bad idea
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by graetzer 13y ago
It would be like Java to the Pizza Language: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pizza_%28programming_language%2...
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by graetzer 13y ago
I happened to be at a presentation the creators of this gave a few months ago * I think ARC helps with most of the problems, of course you'll have to understand where to use weak or strong etc. * You don't have to write @syntheziz
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by graetzer 13y ago
That sounds pretty depressed https://gist.github.com/graetzer/7972341
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by graetzer 13y ago
I wouldn't trust a random website with my login info
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by graetzer 14y ago
Chrome is not just a wrapper. WebKit requires you to implement networking, graphics rendering, font rendering etc. There are huge differences between the different WebKit based browsers
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Show HN: Foxbrowser 2.0, free Firefox sync for iOS(itunes.apple.com)
2 points by graetzer 14y ago|0 comments
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by graetzer 14y ago
That is already on my todo list for the next release.
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Show HN: Foxbrowser, Firefox Home for iPad done right(git.graetzer.org)
16 points by graetzer 14y ago|5 comments