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by jitl 14y ago
It looks like roots is using Bower to manage client-side packages. Bower is Twitter's "front-end JavaScript" package manager. Bower does indeed manage and track dependencies for you, see http://twitter.github.com/bower/
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by jitl 14y ago
This sounds like a post copied straight off https://boards.4chan.org/g/
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by jitl 14y ago
I'm very excited about this. I left the Apple ecosystem over thier poorly-designed skeuomorphic interfaces (iCal and Address Book in Lion being very frustrating). I love the hardware, though, and I'm excited for a return to UX on par with t
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by jitl 14y ago
This argument falls apart any time you're working with libraries. Inline signature reminders, tab-completion, and documentation look-up are very helpful features, and apply to all languages. I'll let the computer do computer things; I'll st
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Doesn't work on mobile. Text is tiny; lines are way too long
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by jitl 14y ago
> The reality of the current market is that slates are media consumption devices This isn't true, especially for tablets with 10" screen-size. The "media creation" apps are there, in Apple's App Store, and on Google Play, and people buy
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So... basically, author uses a compiles-to-css to DRY up his code.
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by jitl 14y ago
Twitter runs a whole range of different technologies, as you can see from their Github page [1]. Much of their performance-sensitive code is Scala, but they also run Python, Ruby, C, and Javascript tools. Their front-end, however, remains R
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by jitl 14y ago
It varies from package to package. Many Steam games are installed with a normal Windows MSI that just targets your `$STEAM/steamapps/common` folder instead of `/Program Files (x86)`, and these packages can be removed using the Control Panel
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I lol'd
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by jitl 14y ago
Yeah. I'm a UI Designer and I really like the aesthetics of this sort of interface, although I'm not totally on-board on reducing the total content on-screen in favor of endless scrolling GIGANTIC TEXT and images.