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541.
by je42 12y ago
Indeed. If I look at Slack which I believe is actually a wrapped HTML5 on iOS + Android it looks already very good. But it doesn't have a lot of gestures+animations+images, so that might be the difference.
542.
by je42 12y ago
Agreed, but obviously, that would be not a great headline.
543.
by je42 12y ago
Indeed same here. It just works for the kids.
544.
by je42 12y ago
Lazy.js is however not that active. I guess the community around it still needs to develop.
545.
YAML Spec: Is it bloated?(yaml.org)
2 points by je42 12y ago|0 comments
546.
by je42 12y ago
Very.
547.
by je42 12y ago
Am I reading this right ? The children were abandoned by both parents ?
548.
by je42 12y ago
Re.: 2. Don't worry about the price point atm. He might be right that it is not worth currently for him, but it looks like that a lot of other people value it. If you continue adding features and continue making the product as a whole
549.
by je42 12y ago
That's very traditional. Most computer magazines f.e. are under so much pressure that a complete separation is difficult. Even the ones that still have a separation, are a little bit more gray in the sense, that they do special deals
550.
by je42 12y ago
On the other this might become a thing again, since Banks start to handle negative interest rates. http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-01-24/get-ready-negative-...
551.
by je42 12y ago
I didn't say it is 'free'. I specifically talk about productivity.
552.
by je42 12y ago
What's the maximum repository size and file size ? Most other services i know: - Github is somewhere at around 1GB. - Bitbucket has a soft limit at also 1GB.
553.
by je42 12y ago
True, however. Test suits tests things that a type system never is able to test. In general, if you reach a non trivial size of code you have to have unit tests in order to stay productive and speedy at a high quality level. A type-system o
554.
by je42 12y ago
MMh do they track the density to enable conversion between spoon and gram and vice versa ?
555.
by je42 12y ago
-3 minus votes? wow. Never expected that. ...a backup program without tests is asking to loose your data.
556.
by je42 12y ago
There is a museum in Dubai, where talked about the history of the city. They mentioned trade as pretty important part of the cities pillars if I remember correctly.
557.
by je42 12y ago
MMh. Test suite seems to have a lot of gaps.
558.
by je42 12y ago
registered.:) no response yet though.:(
559.
by je42 12y ago
with unit tests ! nice !
560.
by je42 12y ago
repeat: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5791489 ?
561.
by je42 12y ago
awesome! nice list.
562.
by je42 12y ago
> Hours crunched before launch: Around 20 hours total They didn't crunch much. that's pretty good! I didn't expect this.
563.
by je42 12y ago
Interesting. Most references that I found say that f.e. is not correct. ;)
564.
by je42 12y ago
thanks for pointing it out. I wasn't aware that f.e. is not accepted as standard english abbreviation.
565.
by je42 12y ago
Sometimes I have the feeling they are a bit over the top. F.e.: eval should never be used. Any code that makes use of it should be questioned in its workings, performance and security. If something requires eval in order to work, it should
566.
by je42 12y ago
True, but node.js would still screw up bound function's wouldn't it ? Thus if you want to schedule a function you would needed guarantee across all it's dependencies that bind hasn't been used. While this might not be a
567.
by je42 12y ago
MMh. Using toString to serialize a JS function breaks for some functions doesn't it: https://github.com/mentum/lambdaws/blob/master/lib/LambdaHel... It seems here is a discussion about the topi
568.
by je42 12y ago
I really like to use '/' to create folders. Git (X) has a nice GUI for this naming convention.
569.
by je42 12y ago
It makes me sad that Miško hasn't checked out other frameworks. I am not sure what his current role is in Angular development, but I would wish that any major contributor to such a "big & important" open-source framework
570.
by je42 12y ago
In your case it makes perfectly sense; except in the case of this topic the controls all seem to be overlays i.e. are never part of the scene.

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