juliogreff

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by juliogreff 13y ago
As a feed reader developer myself, I find your idea for a standardized protocol very interesting. I don't have much experience designing protocols, but I'd love to help if someone is working on something like this. I have some fri
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by juliogreff 13y ago
Shameless plug here, but Lector[1] has a two-column layout (and you can also hide the sidebar if you like) and endless scrolling. It's also surprisingly similar to Yoleo's layout in some points. If you like them, maybe you should
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by juliogreff 13y ago
Been using GReader for the last 7 years or so. I guess I'll miss it a little, though it's mostly nostalgia. With so many people launching their own readers (myself included), I'm sure you'll be able to find a good replac
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by juliogreff 13y ago
I'm the developer of Lector [1]. We're squashing some bugs to our first public release this week, but I can get people accounts if they want to try it first and give us feedback. It's going to be paid though. We have a focus
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by juliogreff 14y ago
That's interesting. Do you have any pointers on how to do something like that?
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by juliogreff 14y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote only (I'm based in Brazil) Full-stack developer. Experience with ruby (I built most of TransferOS[1] from scratch), php (built MeuMobi's[2] backend), javascript (currently developing a BitTorrent client using WebRTC),
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by juliogreff 14y ago
In my view, it depends if you want the end product or the experience of building your idea. If you're in it just for the experience, sure, go for it anyway. If you want the end product, ask yourself: does the existing solution fit exactly w
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by juliogreff 14y ago
Must be a fun exercise using hjkl on dvorak. I think I would end up remapping the whole normal mode to the same positions of a qwerty keyboard.