james33

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   by james33 15y ago

   Anyone have an opinion on if Spine is the best for this as apposed to something like Backbone?
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   by james33 15y ago

   Yeah, I hadn't even thought of that before, but right after I read that I started thinking of countless opportunities to put that to use.
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   Rockstar is to games as Apple is to computers(goldfirestudios.com)

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   by james33 15y ago

   Oklahoma City, OK - Full Time - http://goldfirestudios.com/jobs.php We are a small but growing browser-based game studio, developing exclusively in HTML5 and Node.js. We are looking for Javascript developers with a passion for gaming. We
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   by james33 15y ago

   Linux, Nginx, PHP
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   by james33 15y ago

   I think you answered your own question.
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   by james33 15y ago

   I've been using MongoDB with a custom ad server I built over the summer that is hitting 10,000 impressions per second at peak ties. This is all on one box and it hasn't broken a sweat yet. Because of that positive experience, we have decide
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   by james33 15y ago

   You can do it with Heroku if you don't mind using MongoLab or MongoHQ. There's also the option of spinning up a free 128mb Node.js SmartMachine at http://no.de .
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   by james33 15y ago

   All they give is a tweet? Seems sort of fishy...
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    by james33 15y ago

    We've been using 100TB exclusively for over 2 years now and absolutely no problems. Their support has been top-notch in my opinion.
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    by james33 15y ago

    Wasn't Reed Hastings named CEO of the year last year? $300 to <$90 in around 4 months. Hmmmm....
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    by james33 15y ago

    Interesting to see that HN is higher than TechCrunch for the Samurai launch.
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    by james33 15y ago

    Smooth as butter, love it!
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    by james33 15y ago

    It may be an extra layer of interaction for a regular website, but if you are doing something entirely different like native browser games, it becomes more essential.
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    by james33 15y ago

    Right, you can do all of it in JS/Canvas, but hardware acceleration support is lacking. From my understanding, these CSS animations have full hardware acceleration, but like ceejayoz said, only some of the latest browsers have full support
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    by james33 15y ago

    I can't wait until the supported browsers are ubiquitous enough to use these exclusively. The animations on the demo page look great!
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    by james33 15y ago

    The article says the tool runs locally.
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    by james33 15y ago

    Just another reason why I need to hurry and get an iPad, that app looks incredible!
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    by james33 15y ago

    Maybe I'm missing something, but the fees seem way too high for this to be a viable option for anything of scale. Even PayPal's fees are lower, and I get credit card fees of only 2.15% + $0.25 from a company offering a similar service. Yes,
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    by james33 15y ago

    I've always just used Coda since I got a Mac 5 years ago. I haven't had any problems, so I haven't been compelled to switch. However, I keep hearing people talking about Textmate and Sublime. Why should I switch (I've been holding out for C
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    by james33 15y ago

    Glad to see this starting off strong!
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    by james33 15y ago

    This looks interesting. We just made the decision to start developing our games exclusively with Node, just in the past few days actually. Are there any cool apps out that that you know of using NowJS?