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Google rolling out updated Drive app for Mac(9to5mac.com)
2 points by hit8run 12y ago|0 comments
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by hit8run 12y ago
I thought about creating a meta CSS UI Framework for every major Desktop UI. Would be great to find some contributors to this endeavor..
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by hit8run 12y ago
Therefore I wrote https://github.com/tschundeee/maverix as an OSX Theme :)
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by hit8run 12y ago
Palm was way ahead of time with webOS. It featured so many things that simply weren't there in iOS and android: - Multitasking - Wireless Battery Charging (Touchstone) - Over the air Updates - HTML5 based GUI - JS Api - Touch gestures
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by hit8run 12y ago
Anyone noticed that the File Vault password also seems to leak? https://www.flickr.com/photos/osr/16139512701/lightbox So basically a File Vault disk encryption is useless? Any clarification would be welcome
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by hit8run 12y ago
Ruby seems to continuously move forward. Great to see that they manage to keep this project alive without a python 2vs3 disaster.
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by hit8run 12y ago
It is interesting to see so many different opinions on this topic. In my opinion it really depends on the kind of problem you want to solve. For very simple things it can feel stupid to load in a huge js framework. If one wanted to create s
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by hit8run 12y ago
That's also what I experienced. Yosemite UI Performance is super slow compared to Mavericks. Maybe by rewriting the UI Code they also got rid of speed optimizations from the Bertrand Serlet era :/
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No more JavaScript frameworks(bitworking.org)
241 points by hit8run 12y ago|161 comments
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by hit8run 12y ago
Why do I get a downvote for this? Angular 1.2 weights around 108kb and jQuery around 1.11 around 96kb and one gets a whole lot of extra functionality with angular if you use its strenghts correctly.
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by hit8run 12y ago
I started to use Angular instead of jQuery. It comes with jqlite and a lot of the stuff I would use jQuery for (e.g. form validation) can still be easily done.
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JavaScript Application Architecture on the Road to 2015(medium.com)
17 points by hit8run 12y ago|0 comments
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by hit8run 12y ago
App Engine supports Python 2.7. this was a deal breaker for python 3 usage for me.
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by hit8run 12y ago
I realized a few weeks ago that Dave Gamache started a 2.0 branch. Skeleton was always nice to use and very lightweight. Great to see it is back. It is a nice boilerplate that doesn't come in that heavy as bootstrap.
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Skeleton 2.0 CSS Framework(getskeleton.com)
598 points by hit8run 12y ago|121 comments
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Release of Skeleton 2 (CSS Framework)(medium.com)
2 points by hit8run 12y ago|0 comments
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by hit8run 12y ago
This article reads like an advertisement for play2. I created apps with play 1 and when play 2 was released I was quite excited hoping for things to get even better. Unfortunately the authors like Guillaume Bort and some others found love f
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by hit8run 12y ago
Hi, as a project contributor and early adoptor I can tell you the following: Macgap has evolved to Macgap2 which is a complete rewrite thanks to Tim Debo. It's a very fast and lightweight solution that won't get in your way for ap
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by hit8run 12y ago
Very sad thing. I feel for you.
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by hit8run 12y ago
Till now I didn't know that other Sites are supported :D wow really impressive site support! Thx for maintaining this nice tool :)
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by hit8run 12y ago
I would have written my apis in golang and not nodejs. Go is way faster in my experience and it feels leaner to create something because creating a web service can be productively doneout of box. Node apps tend to depend on thousands of 3rd
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by hit8run 12y ago
I don't know what some designers today have with these ultra thin fonts. One can use thin font variants but only together with big font-sizes. Form follows function => Font Function = legibility => don't use too thin fonts i
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by hit8run 12y ago
Just use int and it works fine: http://play.golang.org/p/nZcd3M5aL_ To me golang is readable while even small rust examples don't feel quite right right.
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Sketch 3.2 Beta(medium.com)
2 points by hit8run 12y ago|0 comments
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by hit8run 12y ago
Interesting to hear your opinions about Yosemite. Yesterday I had a conversation with an apple employee and he also confirmed that they are aware of the UI performance problems. I expect apple to fix this soon.
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OS X Yosemite: I went back to Mavericks(medium.com)
26 points by hit8run 12y ago|14 comments
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by hit8run 12y ago
Anyone remember the HP Veer? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HP_Veer This phone was advertised for beeing as small as a credit card. Now Nexus 6 is as tall as a whole opened wallet.
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by hit8run 12y ago
Python + Flask is nice but has serious performance constraints. I guess I found a bug in Flask or Werkzeug that restricts requests per second to a value below 600 req/s. See here for more details: https://medium.com/@ts
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by hit8run 12y ago
I read this presentation some months ago and I chose to stay with golangs builtin "database/sql". That way I'm using the purest solution with a well designed api. If I really wanted to use a 3rd party package I would cho
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Submit your OS X Yosemite apps today. GM out
1 points by hit8run 12y ago|0 comments

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