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Using ReactJS and KendoUI Together(ifandelse.com)
1 points by ifandelse 12y ago|0 comments
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by ifandelse 12y ago
Loved the post. Very nice & deliberate walk through of the various approaches.
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Http://tech.pro/blog/1704/2-ways-to-get-started-with-phonegapapache-cordova
1 points by ifandelse 13y ago|0 comments
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Open Source Project Advice(freshbrewedcode.com)
1 points by ifandelse 13y ago|0 comments
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Client-Side Storage Options(tech.pro)
2 points by ifandelse 13y ago|0 comments
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When to Go Native, Mobile Web or Cross-Platform/Hybrid(tech.pro)
1 points by ifandelse 13y ago|0 comments
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Is This Thing On? (Part 2)(icenium.com)
13 points by ifandelse 13y ago|0 comments
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What's the Difference Between Icenium and PhoneGap Build?(icenium.com)
8 points by ifandelse 13y ago|3 comments
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by ifandelse 14y ago
The analogy of a "horseless carriage" kicked off a cascade of comparisons in my head of how businesses are handling not only mobile, but distributed applications and more. Interesting article.
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Machina.js - Finite State Machines in JavaScript(machina-js.org)
5 points by ifandelse 14y ago|0 comments
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by ifandelse 15y ago
I should add that I do appreciate how the article encouraged more than one language, and emphasized that you need to think through how and with what kind of development do you want to make money - not just 'which language'...
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by ifandelse 15y ago
Dare I be the first to offer what some may think of as cliche advice: find the language(s) you love working in first, then make money at them (and that might require moving to a different market). I was a data warehouse architect for a w
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Underscore – _.reduce()(freshbrewedcode.com)
2 points by ifandelse 15y ago|0 comments
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by ifandelse 15y ago
I've had the chance to see this project develop over time as the author has explored different approaches. A lot of what I currently do (using underscore templates primarily, but some others) is already very model-driven, so the possibilit
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by ifandelse 15y ago
Well said. I've used the second pattern you described as well. If I find myself in a situation where I'm tempted to treat the message as mutable, it usually indicates I've hit the point where I need to (potentially) use some sort of trans
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JavaScript (client-side) Messaging Anti-Patterns(freshbrewedcode.com)
10 points by ifandelse 15y ago|2 comments