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by jamwt 17y ago
We looked closely at Campfire before we started, and it's certainly the offering we've found that's the closest to what we're shooting for. I think the target audience is one of the big differences. 37S, as usual, is targeting small teams
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by jamwt 17y ago
Ya know, this brushes against two things we've been doing/talking about. In our experience, the hardest (technical) part of developing this product has been notifications. There is no good way for background web apps to notify you, especia
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by jamwt 17y ago
I think meebo is an entirely different service. It's basically a web-based interface that allows communication on traditional IM protocols/networks, like OSCAR/AIM, XMPP/Google Talk, etc. So, it's different in that it doesn't really provid
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by jamwt 17y ago
Thanks--it was an eye-opening experience, learning how much work goes into making these things. I never thought I'd know anything about things like interlaced/de-interlaced video, renderable vs. real-time formats, and NTSC/PAL standards, bu
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by jamwt 17y ago
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30 points by jamwt 17y ago|19 comments
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by jamwt 17y ago
Presenting the "macros" of SFO/OAK (local airports) is a great idea. Unlike commuters, airport-goers are probably more episodic in their usage of the bart system, so they're looking to purchase a ticket of a specific value for that specific
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by jamwt 18y ago
Bad form replying to myself, but one more thing worth clarifying: All the above being said, it's only fair to acknowledge that this isn't quite apples-to-apples when you look at CherryPy vs. something like Django. CherryPy isn't really a f
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by jamwt 18y ago
CherryPy is a hugely underappreciated project in the Python community. Its HTTP implementation is top notch, its tool system is a great way to write custom modules, it has excellent WSGI support, and it's just about the fastest HTTP server