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What iOS 7 design should have been(dribbble.com)
20 points by hbbio 13y ago|10 comments
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by hbbio 13y ago
Just wondering: How much did you think you would earn when you started it? It's nicely built.
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Yahoo is doing great(alexa.com)
2 points by hbbio 13y ago|0 comments
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by hbbio 14y ago
And even strongly statically typed languages won't catch the typo if l is of type int...
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Collection of the best fonts for programming(slant.co)
212 points by hbbio 14y ago|140 comments
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by hbbio 14y ago
In related news (here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5589593 ), the Opa framework which is based on Node.js just released support for both MongoDB and Postgres from the same application source.
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To SQL from NoSQL(josetteorama.com)
4 points by hbbio 14y ago|0 comments
578.
by hbbio 14y ago
Firefox will be using Servo.
579.
by hbbio 14y ago
Seems like research has stopped.
580.
by hbbio 14y ago
Thanks, sounds like a good demonstration for this business model.
581.
by hbbio 14y ago
Free and no ads. What's your business model? Or: Do you play with user data?
582.
by hbbio 14y ago
Funny there is already a (less advanced) open source application that does this... with the same name :) https://github.com/hbbio/webshell Disclaimer: I'm the author of the open source webshell.
583.
by hbbio 14y ago
The list of commits is interesting: https://github.com/cedricss/server-monitor/commits/master And also shows its really a one-day app!
584.
by hbbio 14y ago
The "only system of its kind" seemed broad enough to include Opa, which generates pure JS.
585.
by hbbio 14y ago
Opa generates pure JS code, even though it's indeed a variant of JavaScript with some added features (the ones you mention) and some removed. But then, there's also Derby and probably others.
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by hbbio 14y ago
"Meteor 0.5.0, available today, allows you to write secure realtime client-server applications in pure JavaScript. It's the only system of its kind in the world." That's an outright lie. cf. http://opalang.org
587.
by hbbio 14y ago
I'm the creator of Opa. When we released Opa in June 2011, it had only a native backend. Most of the feedback we got was to support a standard runtime, which we did when we chose to target Node.js as we already generated JavaScript client c
588.
by hbbio 14y ago
Somehow our viral marketing campaign went beyond expectations :-)
589.
Power Rows = Extensible Records + Variants(hbbio.tumblr.com)
2 points by hbbio 14y ago|0 comments
590.
by hbbio 14y ago
This also means that there is an opportunity for US buyers (or others) to grab high-quality French startups as founders might be willing to settle for less. Selling their company twice the price in a few months will give them the same retur
591.
by hbbio 14y ago
1. Have luck. 2. Or: Pivot. Have luck. 3. Or: Pivot. Have luck. (This assumes you know how to build a startup)
592.
by hbbio 14y ago
Imagine your next Über driver.
593.
Power Rangers (the datatype)(hbbio.tumblr.com)
3 points by hbbio 14y ago|0 comments
594.
by hbbio 14y ago
Any serious founder(s) would have either attended WWDC or known from their network what was discussed there.
595.
by hbbio 14y ago
Depends. I was familiar with http://www.informatik.uni-trier.de/~ley/db/indices/a-tree/a/... and to be successful, it has to be a great product. I.e. find where the pain is and solve it. Success lies on the product side, not the research.
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The Opa Framework Hits a Major Milestone(blog.opalang.org)
6 points by hbbio 14y ago|0 comments
597.
by hbbio 14y ago
Not only that, but jslinux, qemacs, tcc. All by himself. He might be THE best software developer on earth!
598.
by hbbio 14y ago
You can still use the native runtime if you want. Turns out, a majority of users prefer the standard JavaScript stack -- and now we give that choice.
599.
by hbbio 14y ago
There is a few reasons. Pick your favorite: 1) All the features we wanted are in. 2) We need to catch up on Chrome 19. 3) Team was thirsty and needed a good excuse to have beer party.
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by hbbio 14y ago
Opa never changed name.

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