jamongkad

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by jamongkad 18y ago
Ah I think it's more like Cocos2d then.
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by jamongkad 18y ago
That is why I still prefer web.py over django any day. With mini frameworks such as these, you have a sense of what is going with your application. You know what gears are moving and what you need to do to get them to do something. Django's
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by jamongkad 18y ago
Don't want to sound like I'm trolling already. But what advantages does this framework have over something like Pyglet?
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by jamongkad 18y ago
Haha I have to admit I'm surprised and very interested at the same time. Email me at wrm932[at]gmail.com let's talk so more.
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by jamongkad 18y ago
Hang on you're writing a Scheme that compiles down to PHP?
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by jamongkad 18y ago
That kind sounds like what the Haxe Project is doing now.
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by jamongkad 18y ago
Python - Web.py no magic you know what's happening. PHP - CodeIgniter same thing.
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by jamongkad 18y ago
desert eh? I settled down with ir_black. It's pretty light on the eyes. I love it.
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by jamongkad 18y ago
What color scheme did you use? I find myself loving the dark vim themes.
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by jamongkad 18y ago
Normally I would be inclined to agree with you. But judging from the OP's comments on proggit and here. You can see a smack of arrogance around his posts.
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by jamongkad 18y ago
Really now? and how hard would that be for anyone who is proficient in their own language to implement those so called features you boast about? Feature set alone is a pretty weak argument imho.
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by jamongkad 18y ago
Word, I love web.py's flexibility as you have stated you can fit the entire app into one file. Or you can break it down to many pieces. I tend to favor the latter as it allows me to structure the app the way I want.
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by jamongkad 18y ago
Does Python have an equivalent to HAML?
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by jamongkad 18y ago
Oh they used How To Think Like a Computer Science. Excellent book for learning the Python. I especially love the chapter about fruitful functions. Plenty of useful tidbits to pick up from this book.
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by jamongkad 18y ago
Python and web.py is the way to go. I cut my teeth learning python with that wonderful mini framework.
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by jamongkad 18y ago
Well it is built on top of the JVM.
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by jamongkad 18y ago
I tried learning Objective-J when it first came out. It was nice and all but I couldn't shake the feeling of uneasiness that I could be writing this app in Javascript + jQuery.
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by jamongkad 18y ago
Thank you! I've been trying to wrap my head around decorators this past week. Definitely a good guide.
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by jamongkad 18y ago
Thank you...I'm trying to learn HaXe along with Python. But Python's syntax is so much easier on the eyes. I just want to rapidly produce a game enough to whet my appetite. And I think Pyglet or PyGame is the way to go.
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by jamongkad 18y ago
Thankyou!Just recently I've been dabbling in Python. What do you think of producing games in Pyglet?
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by jamongkad 18y ago
Wow I've always wanted to get a foot hold in developing games. But I don't know where to start as the range of my development experiences comes from J2ME apps to web applications. Are there any YCer's here who are in to game development tha
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by jamongkad 18y ago
How different is .live() from .bind()? does this mean we do not have to .unbind() and .bind() when we want to create events for dynamically created DOM elements?
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by jamongkad 18y ago
I tried Jaxer but it seems to not follow the usual MVC pattern we all know and love. I don't know if it supports method chaining goodness ala jQuery though.
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by jamongkad 18y ago
The magic in Django is present in the Admin module or whatever term the Django community uses. I have to admit it's useful but it kinda bothers me in the sense that I do not any idea where the wiring begins and ends. Another thing that both
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by jamongkad 18y ago
Having tried _major_ python frameworks Django, TurboGears, and Pylons. I've always had an issue with the "magic" that powers them. Mind you, I do not want to appear trollish what so ever but I do prefer web.py amongst all of them. I would p
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by jamongkad 18y ago
Well my target audience is advertising companies. But point well taken.
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by jamongkad 18y ago
Hmmm perhaps you're right but again I don't want to come off as spammy/scammy. I just want to help push our product in a informative manner.
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by jamongkad 18y ago
Thank you I will do just that.
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by jamongkad 18y ago
Hmmm it wasn't my intention to spam. But I guess HTML email is out of the question then.
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Ask YC: HTML emails or not?
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