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joeblau
11y ago
Swift is on track to be a general purpose language not only targeted towards iOS, OSX, tvOS, and Watch. There are already web servers written in Swift[1] so using Swift for backend work is increasingly more viable. They may have internal
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In late 2010, I did a survey in my office with my co-workers. 9 of them had Android devices and only 2 of us had iPhones. I went door to door and asked everyone if they had ever purchased an app for money. Only Android user said yes, but
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> And Angular is… well, it’s not React. Can someone explain what this statement means in terms of the technical benefits of React over Angular?
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The web works fantastic in a browser but it seems like as soon as you try and port it to a native mobile application or desktop application; you can tell there is a performance difference from native code.
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That's crazy. The employees owners just gutted the value of their own company.
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11y ago
That will be extremely challenging. GitHub has a huge community with a lot of heavy weight projects behind it. Sure you can add a few features on top of whatever you build, but GitHub has the ability to copy whatever seems popular very qu
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Performance Review Generator
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Joe Armstrong – The Mess We're In
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Problems with Kraken.js? I don't use Treeline.
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I remember when I first saw the Treeline demo, I was blown away. It seemed like a great framework for striking web services together to solve problems and build great products. Over the past year, I've become weary of any frameworks
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Ah. The product I worked at at Amazon had a similar landing page to it's original landing page a year prior so that's why I was thinking it might be a soft relaunch. Amazon might have email blasted a ton of current customers wit
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Amazon relaunches the same products all the time. It's a soft launch until it gains traction or dies.
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I love projects like this. A lot of times what's written out as a formula is hard for someone to comprehend. Some people even understand a computer science code represnetation better than a mathematical representation of the same for
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I wouldn't worry too much about that. Cost of living is adjusted and it seems like the numbers in this calculation are based on the Bay Area which has one of the highest costs of living in the U.S. When you factor in taxes, cost of l
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11y ago
The technology it's built on is irrelevant. What makes Product Hunt is the community and the way Ryan and his team curate products. They surface the "best" products (based on their curated opinion) and that's what gener
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The stock is up because overall, Yahoo as an overall business is doing great. The problem is that the best financial parts of Yahoo are its investments. If Yahoo was solely an investment company, it would have a great record. Yahoo, howe
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Someone started a petition in an effort to lobby dropbox to do just that: https://www.change.org/p/dropbox-open-source-mailbox-app?rec...
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This will probably fall on deaf ears, but it's worth a shot.
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Petition to Open Source Mailbox
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Just tested my side project https://www.gitignore.io and it now has sub second loading time. Unfortunately, adding Google analytics doubles the loading time to about 1.8 seconds.
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Gitignore.io Open Source System Architecture
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> So don't know how much web you have done. I've been developing websites since 1998.
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> I don't think it's as easy as you think. I've been developing iOS and Mac apps for 8 years so my response is based on that experience.
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If you know what you're doing(which Apple should since they created the constraint system), then it's not that hard especially with the current constraint structure. There really isn't any technical reason why they shouldn&#
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The layout in iTunes and the Mac App store app is something that you can implement with a native constraints based layout.
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While this might be true, I don't think this needed to be said out loud. Statements like this always have a way of turning into "famous last words" sometime down the line.
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On Panda, the title is cropped to "File Says N.S.A. Found Way to Replace Email" which made me think that the N.S.A. had a Slack competitor.
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I was going to ask the same question. This seems like a valid reasoning for why. Facebook seems to have rebounded from that event pretty well with its stock price over $100 right now.
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Ask HN: Did Hacker News Change the Look?
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App costs more than my annual glacier bill :), but like others I've been looking for something like this for a while. I'll definitely support it.
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