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by illicium 12y ago
Probably not, but the reverse is not necessarily true. It's mostly a matter of taste -- e.g. if you don't like SASS, you won't want to use Foundation.
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by illicium 12y ago
I was assuming you or others wanted something you could actually use today.
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by illicium 12y ago
Stop trying to shoehorn your backend into your web frontend, and treat the web frontend like the mobile one. That means, one single HTTP API to access the backend for both. I bet you already have this for your mobile app. More often than no
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by illicium 12y ago
Wow, good observation. That whole sidebar screams "look at my numbers!"
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by illicium 12y ago
Check out Apigee SmartDocs: https://blog.apigee.com/detail/apigee_smartdocs_introducing_... (top level readers: sorry about the double-post)
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by illicium 12y ago
Check out Apigee SmartDocs: https://blog.apigee.com/detail/apigee_smartdocs_introducing_...
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by illicium 12y ago
Why MySQL and SQLite, but not PostgreSQL?
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by illicium 12y ago
Apache Usergrid (open source): http://usergrid.incubator.apache.org/ Usergrid enterprise-grade hosting and support provided by Apigee (as API BaaS): https://developers.apigee.com/get-started
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by illicium 12y ago
If it only does 1080p, you're not getting any additional screen real estate, just huge pixels.
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by illicium 12y ago
> who wants to hear others' reactions to YT videos You'd be surprised. There are a LOT of "look at my reaction to some video" videos on YouTube.
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by illicium 12y ago
Not at all. If you use LESS/SASS, you can use your own variables and mixin overrides stored in a file outside bower_components. e.g. https://github.com/apigee/ui-framework/blob/master/less/core.
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by illicium 12y ago
The best thing about Bootstrap is that it's ubiquitous -- every frontender has heard of it and can easily jump on a project that uses it -- and that there are a lot of integrations with frameworks, like angular-bootstrap or react-boots
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by illicium 12y ago
class M(object): is a new-style class in Python 2.x, in which it's the correct syntax: https://docs.python.org/2/glossary.html#term-new-style-class It's different in Python 3 but that doesn't ma
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by illicium 12y ago
Or just turn off mobile data and Wi-Fi. Re-enable when you have time to kill for social media.
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by illicium 12y ago
Not every directive attribute needs to be another directive -- it's probably overkill, especially if the attribute applies to only on one type of element. ngValue is an example of dogfooding directives with more directives. UI Router s
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by illicium 12y ago
I'm not particularly fond of the way React mixes presentation (returning nodes in render()) and logic. Particularly things like: var classes = _.reduce(["flipped","correct","wrong"],function(m,c){ret
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by illicium 12y ago
Directives and scopes may be somewhat tricky concepts but they are not "bug ridden." Do you want composability? Write a bunch of element directives and nest them -- it'll end up looking almost exactly like React's classe
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by illicium 12y ago
C++, maybe a little assembly, and lots of shader code.
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by illicium 12y ago
Unlikely, because Walgreens has had a Developer Portal and external APIs for several years now.
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by illicium 12y ago
Both Yandex and Baidu are just copying Google's every move though. It's competition, but there is little innovation going on.
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by illicium 12y ago
Not sure why a whole blog post was needed to say "because people have different tastes." Some people prefer visuals, some prefer the plot.
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by illicium 12y ago
"Vesper is yet another notetaking app. Money please!"
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by illicium 12y ago
But software engineering is hard.
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by illicium 12y ago
See also: grunt-email-boilerplate [1] [1] https://github.com/dwightjack/grunt-email-boilerplate
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by illicium 12y ago
>new concept called pinning introduced instead of styling It's just a scene graph.
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by illicium 12y ago
The standard LaTeX classes (page styles) are really meant for books and such where generous margins are a good thing. See the IEEE journal paper LaTeX template [1] for an example of space-constrained LaTeX typesetting. [1] http:/&#x2F
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by illicium 12y ago
>first-class syntax Perl-y symbol nonsense is not a first-class syntax
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by illicium 12y ago
They've already started using tricks like sending "Do you know ______?" push notifications that can't be turned off to try to get people to open the FB app more. It's not faking usage numbers, but I'm sure logg
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by illicium 12y ago
I like UNIX, vim and tmux and I agree with you. They're not 21st century tools, but for a lot of tasks, they're the best we've got.
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by illicium 13y ago
Meanwhile, vim and emacs are sitting in the corner and quietly snickering.

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