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by kneath 15y ago
I would love to see someone add that to the library. Personally, all of the applications I work on are Ruby, so including a gem is the easiest way to generate a styleguide. I would suggest though not to customize the comment syntax. That'
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by kneath 15y ago
Sounds like you didn't read my post or the README. Check it out. This is intended to work with things like SASS & LESS. There's a lot more to CSS than buzzwords :)
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by kneath 15y ago
Tender was built with that exact situation in mind. You can attach any number of support issues to one Lighthouse ticket and get bi-directional notification. This is a nice way to notify n support requests that the problem has been fixed on
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by kneath 15y ago
On the website, we only show you branches with unique commits. So if you merge a branch, it won't appear. This kind of sucks, but that page will get better with time.
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by kneath 15y ago
The OVF will be updated infrequently — there is a software package you upload in a management interface that installs the new software and configures your instance with the updates. It's pretty seamless — download a file, upload it, wait a
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by kneath 15y ago
1. Very frequently. The reason this launch took so long was in large part due to reconfiguring how we merge the differences between .com and the installable (FI/Enterprise). Previously, it was painful and slow and lagged embarrassingly behi
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by kneath 15y ago
Notably: - Enterprise is delivered in an OVF, which means it's a fully contained VM. This simplifies deployments astronomically from the previous FI architecture. - We've spent a lot of time on the runtime and packaging of Enterprise in rel
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by kneath 15y ago
One of the greatest benefits of using my Mustache style ERB approach — there's absolutely no blockers. You can use any crazy ruby you so desire, but at the same time, you can also build clean, documented mustache-style views. I'm hesitant t
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by kneath 15y ago
> Mustache still has loops and conditionals (how those don't count as "logic" is beyond me) and you'll almost always have to use them. This is a bit esoteric, because conditionals and loops are what most programmers are familiar with. I
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by kneath 15y ago
Yes, please use the interface. Again, you're describing solutions that already exist. This version of the navigation has the least amount of chrome out of any of them, less buttons, less navigation all around.
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by kneath 15y ago
Have you guys used the new interface? It sounds like you're coming up with imaginary solutions that are already deployed. The nav does shrink up on many pages, and every single update we've pushed out over the past 2 years has brought the a
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by kneath 15y ago
What limitation does this get you around? Private repositories do cost more if you use more private repos, but creating another account doesn't get you anything. Look at our plans — it would actually cost more to use multiple accounts to
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by kneath 15y ago
Registered user accounts (meaning this does not include Organization accounts). We also purge spammers fairly often, so it should be our best guess as to real people who have registered.
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by kneath 15y ago
For the curious, here's a few extra links from this talk: http://warpspire.com/talks/responsive/ Hope you enjoy!
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by kneath 15y ago
Look at the numbers for uninformed. Really what that survey showed is that the voters were uninformed about their choices. As a rational human, I look at that data and conclude that the survey was inconclusive.
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by kneath 15y ago
It's deploying a branch to production. If you think about it, this is completely the example of "master is production-ready" idea. We care so much about keeping master deployable, that if we have code that may have issues and need to be rol
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by kneath 15y ago
Sometimes it's fun just to make things better, faster, stronger. Hard to find a downside to having your template engine faster.
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Relentless Quality(warpspire.com)
6 points by kneath 15y ago|0 comments
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by kneath 15y ago
Hire the best. Solves both problems.
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Deploying: Then & Now(warpspire.com)
3 points by kneath 15y ago|0 comments
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It's not about how many hours you work(warpspire.com)
10 points by kneath 15y ago|1 comments
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by kneath 15y ago
Xcode tracks files with an XML "project file." So if you add files in one branch and remove files in another branch, it often puts this project file into a conflicted state. Resolving conflicts in this file is really difficult — lots of c
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by kneath 15y ago
Since GitHub launched, you've been able to access your repositories via username/password (and add/remove ssh keys via the web interface). But remember — we're talking about client security. If someone steals/owns your personal machine i
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by kneath 15y ago
The good news is that it's free — try it out and figure out if you like it or not.
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by kneath 15y ago
We chose Chameleon because it provides for an awesome layer-backed environment to code AppKit in. Everyone's all cuckoo about Chameleon because it lets you port iPhone apps — but the real win is a fully layer-backed environment with modern
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by kneath 15y ago
Because we all use OS X. Build what you use first, expand from there.
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GitHub for Mac(github.com)
680 points by kneath 15y ago|206 comments
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Build your business around an idea(warpspire.com)
73 points by kneath 15y ago|4 comments
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by kneath 15y ago
I'm not sure how many times I have to say it: Adding someone as a collaborator is not publicly visible until you collaborate (make commits) on the project. At that point we show the activity on your public profile.
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by kneath 15y ago
You'd just have a dashboard full of invites instead of a dashboard full of add notices. I have a feeling people just recoil to confirmation systems because it's comfortable. But remember that Undo > Confirmation. Always.

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