iambot

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   by iambot 15y ago

   Fair comment, I apologise. While alot of what influenced my opinion of the logo is pure subjectivity... > The angled infrastructure encourages energy to move through the letterforms I don't feel that it encourages "energy" to mov
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   by iambot 15y ago

   yeah i dont like the new branding...speaking as a designer, i actually prefer the current/old branding at nodejs.org
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   by iambot 15y ago

   Seriously, why do you need so many rights to my twitter account!!? i don't think that's necessary... Also: got a 500 error on signup (via email/password)
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   by iambot 15y ago

   i cannot wait
5. 215.▲
   by iambot 15y ago

   yeah adding people 1 by one is painful, seems silly that thats the only way... surely not?
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   by iambot 15y ago

   christopherdebeer
7. 217.▲
   by iambot 15y ago

   thanks for the email, but the notification received still didn't have the ability to invite me, but merely redirected me to: https://plus.google.com/u/0/up/start/?sw=1&type=st
8. 218.▲
   by iambot 15y ago

   At the risk of stating the obvious, I don't think its really him, but a nice bit of PR either way - subtle.
9. 219.▲
   by iambot 15y ago

   agreed, totally and utterly. human readable urls are such a "tend" accepted wisdom, that i find it hard to believe it wouldn't be implemented
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    by iambot 15y ago

    apart from node.js being for writing javascript servers, would it not do exactly what you're looking for, essentially just a more useful version of the v8 engine with npm for adding useful packages to simplify coding. `$ node yourfile.js`
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    by iambot 15y ago

    provisional +1 for when you release the source on gitHub, looks like a brilliant idea though
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    by iambot 15y ago

    and using it in conjunction with coffeescript only increases the pleasure of working with it. I can only but dream of the day that coffeescript needn't be compiled into JavaScript first.
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    by iambot 15y ago

    though not a great justification, and I'm hoping hackers far better than myself can defend nodejs (if only for my entertainment/interest). But using node is actually VERY fun, I cant quantify it but I find it a lot more enjoyable than any o
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    by iambot 15y ago

    sorry i should have qualified that with a "for me"
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    by iambot 15y ago

    yes, but only on .co.uk domains, not on .com
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    by iambot 15y ago

    clickable: http://www.bitwillet.com
17. 227.▲
    by iambot 15y ago

    a README on the repro would be nice... #justsaying
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    by iambot 15y ago

    great site, awesome design, i love benfords law, first heard about it on WNYC's RadioLab (best podcast in the world ever, im not even kidding).
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    by iambot 15y ago

    i think we're on the same page. i can imagine that "GitHub for Mac" etc, might end up helping those designers that feel git is an unfathomable entity...
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    by iambot 15y ago

    implying i said they wouldn't be valuable... I am a designer and git is not coding, its merely about learning a tool that helps with collaboration, git/github being one of many. :)
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    by iambot 15y ago

    the nice thing about fireworks is that the fileformat is a viewable PNG when opened by someone without fireworks, so process files are visible by everyone involved. i reckon we'll get to a point where early in a repo's life there'll be a co
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    by iambot 15y ago

    i agree, as a designer/front-end dev, that uses github, git versioning works on css (~ my tone doesnt translate to text) etc, so yeah there is a breakdown when asking designers to use git, but to be honest i manage fine, so i dont see why o
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    by iambot 15y ago

    i agree, I’m a designer and have been offering to fork open source projects here and there for a bit, but i think its a thing that the community has to adopt. its getting there though. developers also need to come to terms with the fact tha
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    by iambot 15y ago

    the reviewer obviosuly doesnt know the market then as i would say not only is FreeAgent a competitor, but it wins hands down: http://www.freeagentcentral.com/
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    by iambot 15y ago

    np, thought i'd offer all the same. if you ever change your mind give me a shout @christopherdb
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    by iambot 15y ago

    if you'd stick it on github, i dont mind giving it a good design forking
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    by iambot 15y ago

    i like the favicon, though the site (all be it a 1day project) could do with at least some styling, _cough_ no center align
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    by iambot 15y ago

    pretty much, compared to an integrated terminal like *nix, im a big fan of things "just working"
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    by iambot 15y ago

    thats great, funnily enough loving working with node, is one of the things that pushed me over the edge and made me buy a mackbook pro, sick of having to deal with cygwin on windows. but this is good news, albeit too late for me.
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    by iambot 15y ago

    a README on the repo would be nice... #justsaying