gregorkas

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by gregorkas 13y ago
We are deploying once or twice per month and we are using the "git flow" branching model. More info here: http://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/
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by gregorkas 13y ago
"HTML5 is ready for prime time." - actually, it's not. Try Android and you'll see. Although your app mimics the iOS 7 look, I wouldn't go bragging about it. Even the default HTML table looks like iOS7 so clearing al
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by gregorkas 13y ago
Probably a tool that clears the page to make it readable, for example: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/clearly/iooicodkii...
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by gregorkas 13y ago
Although it's been a while since I've done anything in Django, seeing this still gives me a warm feeling.
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by gregorkas 13y ago
Actually it depends on what you're trying to do - a good Android developer will spend the same amount of time implementing some of the features as a good iOS developer and some things are easier to do here and some there. The main issu
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by gregorkas 13y ago
"We might as well join the club, stop innovating and make a monoculture out of it." made my day :D
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by gregorkas 13y ago
Actually the Navigation toolbar disappears on Advertisement in Chrome. But thanks anyway :)
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by gregorkas 13y ago
Is anyone else stuck on advertisement? :S
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by gregorkas 13y ago
Does anyone else have problems with canvas on the new Chrome?
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by gregorkas 13y ago
You don't. You register a key press event listener on the main page and when the user types into the iframe, you can catch the strokes. Example: http://www.jayssite.com/misc/iframesample.html (not my site, I googled it)
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by gregorkas 13y ago
You could load gmail or facebook or any other site in an iframe and tell the user to login, but you would intercept his credentials with javascript.
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by gregorkas 13y ago
Yes, every browser has an inspector that lets you change elements in realtime. Right click somewhere on the page and select "Inspect element".
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by gregorkas 13y ago
Not down for me.
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by gregorkas 13y ago
Concentration level: Asian.
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by gregorkas 13y ago
Probably the bes CSS3 demo I've ever seen. Good job.
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by gregorkas 13y ago
Aliens.
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by gregorkas 14y ago
Haha nice, I just read through the whole thing and only realized it was april fools when I clicked the link to his future plans! :)
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by gregorkas 14y ago
I think the waiting list won most of the users in that case. They had an awesome display of how many people there are in front of you / behind you which was worth subscribing to. Oh and also lots and lots of social marketing.
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by gregorkas 14y ago
So now every SEO optimized site that appears higher in the search list can be called evil? Google now includes social results from Google+, so Ember.js better make a profile :)
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by gregorkas 14y ago
To be honest, you should've already removed all that useless data. I really don't get why you HATE Google Chrome now after clearing up your stuff. I'd say: "Good guy Google Chrome".
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by gregorkas 14y ago
If he manages to grab a printed copy of Stack Overflow, that'd be great :D (for non programmers: this is an internal joke)
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by gregorkas 14y ago
It should say "sounds cool" instead of "sound cool".
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by gregorkas 14y ago
Actually, the same goes for Dropbox - just drag an html file to your Public folder and get it's link - Boom, instant static html page with css and javascript. Personally I prefer Dropbox because sync worked faster for me so the updates to t
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by gregorkas 14y ago
Agreed. They should show a "Powered by HSMaker.com" message after you click the icon.
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by gregorkas 14y ago
http://xkcd.com/138/
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by gregorkas 14y ago
someone should tell the guy his tracert made it onto hacker news :)