judah

57 ms·

541.
by judah 13y ago
TypeScript should be added to this list.
542.
by judah 13y ago
New coined term: DRM-HTML. 'By contrast, W3C has now put its weight behind a restrictive future: let's call it "DRM-HTML".'
543.
by judah 13y ago
Is there some background to this?
544.
Goodbye Silverlight, hello HTML5: our experience rebuilding RavenDB Studio(debuggerdotbreak.wordpress.com)
1 points by judah 13y ago|0 comments
545.
by judah 13y ago
Nice. Yeah, I've used straight Fluent (Visual Studio + framework) before. The ScriptCS stuff looks very cool.
546.
by judah 13y ago
When I think of automation tests, I think pain. Cumbersome tooling, hackish test frameworks. The HTML5 dev environment, plus some virtual machines to run the tests in, might fix some of the longstanding issues and make automation tests pala
547.
by judah 13y ago
Nice. Microsoft heard complaints that developers had no early access to 8.1, so they reversed their stance and released it to MSDN subscribers.
548.
RavenDB 2.5 is out(ayende.com)
1 points by judah 13y ago|0 comments
549.
by judah 13y ago
Interesting. I've often gone to colorschemedesigner.com to generate some base colors, then tweak my Bootstrap template for those. 1pxdeep seems to merge the two. Suggestion: give some good example schemes for each category (e.g. "
550.
by judah 13y ago
Interesting project. I'm uneasy about zero HTML, and instead having most/all the HTML in .coffee. But I'm opened to it. Is this project related to, or draw inspiration from, Reactive Extensions (Rx.NET, Rx.js, Rx.cocoa, etc.)
551.
by judah 13y ago
Additionally, Microsoft was on record saying they believed plugins like Silverlight provided sufficient 3d capabilities, and that WebGL was huge surface area for security vulnerabilities. They've apparently reversed that stance.
552.
by judah 13y ago
Credit to Microsoft for reversing their previous stance on WebGL. Credit to Mozilla for pushing 3d on the web and forcing the issue. Any browser that doesn't implement WebGL will soon be considered crippled; Microsoft desperately wants
553.
by judah 13y ago
"The bigger the government, the smaller the citizen."
554.
by judah 13y ago
From the keynote: "We have paid out $10 billion to developers in the app store, $5b just in the last year" That would suggest a few billion dollars in app store revenue for Apple. That's nothing to spit at. Apple doesn't
555.
by judah 13y ago
That's no longer the case. Apple was interested in HTML5 when it was advantageous to do so. Now, it's in their best interest to have developers build native apps in order to charge 30% of the money made from said apps.
556.
KnockoutJS-ES5: utilizing ECMAScript 5 for a simpler syntax(blog.stevensanderson.com)
2 points by judah 13y ago|0 comments
557.
by judah 13y ago
Interesting. Where does the less syntax come in? I'm looking at your signal and observer, and it looks like the same syntax as KO.
558.
by judah 13y ago
KnockoutJS (KO) does essentially the same thing: What KO calls observable, Reactor calls signal. What KO calls computed, Reactor calls observer. The ReactiveExtensions library (including Rx.js) has been doing this thing for several years no
559.
Startup: Build your side project into a startup(judahhimango.com)
1 points by judah 13y ago|0 comments
560.
by judah 13y ago
It's based on the Z3 solver, here's Z3Py: http://rise4fun.com/z3py
561.
by judah 14y ago
>> "@coroutine / yield-from are very close to async / await in C# 5" Cool to see languages learning from one another.
562.
by judah 14y ago
Totally reminded me of Sad Shark: http://bit.ly/14WZrIN
563.
My beautiful web development soup(debuggerdotbreak.wordpress.com)
1 points by judah 14y ago|0 comments
564.
Stop writing for loops in JavaScript(debuggerdotbreak.wordpress.com)
1 points by judah 14y ago|0 comments