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idlemind
10y ago
An app without tethering would be great, I agree. But to save space on your phone, it's easy to turn off automatic storage of media, on iOS this is under Settings > Chats > Save Incoming Media. I've had it turned off for a l
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idlemind
11y ago
We also manage our collections in git, but merging is horrendous. Have you found any good workarounds for this? For example, often you don't know a collection has changed, because Postman doesn't reload it from disk automatically.
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idlemind
11y ago
We also <3 Postman on the Transport for London API team, and have added the button to our documentation. For now you can grab it from our blog... blog.tfl.gov.uk
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idlemind
11y ago
I've always felt like I was slightly fighting against the Pen tool in most vector drawing apps, especially when drawing Bezier splines. The direct manipulation looks like a massive improvement, and would also be more intuitive with a t
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Live Traffic Video and Car Park Occupancy with the TfL API
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Transport for London Unified API – Routes of Things
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idlemind
11y ago
This is part two of the series. Covered this week: Searching for stops, Retrieving stops and stations with facilities, Finding stops near a co-ordinate or in a bounding box, Finding StopPoint information for all stops on a line or bus route
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Transport for London Unified API – Location of Things
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idlemind
11y ago
Transport for London have officially launched their Unified API: "The API supports all the data requirements of the tfl.gov.uk website. Every data driven aspect (including maps) of the tfl.gov.uk website is powered by the Unified API.
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Transport for London Unified API – Introduction
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idlemind
11y ago
My favourites are more about the general craft of software development than specifics e.g. The Pragmatic Programmer: Hunt and Thomas The Mythical Man Month: Frederick Brooks
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idlemind
12y ago
I can't tell whether this is hubris, technical naïveté or just an attempt to garner votes. Possibly all three. But let's assume they are proposing a ban on communications methods that cannot be lawfully intercepted (that's ce
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12y ago
I think they are, foolishly, staying quiet on some recent victories. They've said as much. It could actually be to their benefit to release more about some of the cases where they don't reveal more about "methods" than t
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idlemind
12y ago
Very nice, I've always been dissatisfied with most visualisations of real git repos using git flow. It's really hard to explain to non-devs the state of the branches, ideally the roadmap to the next release would be glanceable. We
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Blue/Green deployment in the Transport for London website
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12y ago
It's a great tool, we use it all the time on our team. It's the easiest way I've found to share a full demonstration of the API all in one go, with documentation. Couldn't live without it now!
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idlemind
13y ago
Most of us wouldn't know the back end of a plane from the front end of a tube train :)
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idlemind
13y ago
Yep, freshness or TTL in our cache layer.
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idlemind
13y ago
Surprised more people haven't noticed there's an SVG tube map right there! Bonus: it's tagged with the station Naptan codes and TransXChange route ids that are the API's currency.
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idlemind
13y ago
More information about 3rd party Oyster apps and TfL's upcoming mobile-friendly Oyster website here: http://blog.tfl.gov.uk/2014/03/12/why-a-new-website-but-no-a... Edit: ha, beat me to it alex :)
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13y ago
The link is fixed in the next release. I will ask about the password rules - that does sound annoying.
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idlemind
13y ago
Forgot to namecheck the TfL team though, oops! Fixed now. (Sorry guys!)
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idlemind
13y ago
Can you send me a link to the journey planner results? There is no specific way to contribute improvements to the results, best way for now would be to leave feedback through the form in the title bar of the new website. Edit: You also migh
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13y ago
Looks fantastic! There is also an API and documentation available at http://api.tfl.gov.uk . Disclaimer: I'm part of the combined TfL and BAE Systems Applied Intelligence team (née Detica) that did the build and architecture