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madewulf
11y ago
I do start new projects with Django all the time. It's very efficient and not too complex. Really a good fit for most site and it excels at creating APIs too.
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madewulf
11y ago
Thanks a lot for these insights. I'm definitely looking forward to discover more about all this.
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11y ago
It really pleases me to finally see a big credible player tackling the REST orthodoxy. They state very well why REST APIs are not working well for mobile. Notably: "Fetching complicated object graphs require multiple round trips betwe
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12y ago
And I forgot to mention that it is to pay a mortgage on the house, not renting it. (Renting would be a bit less expensive).
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12y ago
Same impression (from Brussels, Belgium). + as a freelancer, it's actually quite possible to get rates in Brussels that are around 80% of what you can get in California (500€/day is totally possible). For the record, for the rent
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The very different fates of Frontback and Checkthis on the App Store
(multitasked.net)
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13y ago
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madewulf
13y ago
This is actually very very similar to the UX of checkthis. See here: http://checkthis.com/new
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The Get Rich Quick Internet Scheme That Works
(priceonomics.com)
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13y ago
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OVH dedicated server at 3€/month: 2GB ram, atom 1.6GHz processor
(kimsufi.com)
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13y ago
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Papering over app store problems. Unsustainability of the app store.
(stratechery.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
If your experience of programming becomes worthless after 10 years, then you probably did not focus on the good skills. I don't see how learning how low level hardware works, some time tried languages (C for example), data structures, netwo
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Next Evolution of Facebook Platform for Mobile
(developers.facebook.com)
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13y ago
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The Real Reason AppGratis Was Pulled – Selling Top Placement
(148apps.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
Does somebody know if appgratis informed its users that apps were paying to be featured? I would say that this is an important point to find out if this can qualify as an ethical business model
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The Complexities of iOS Programming
(multitasked.net)
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14y ago
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The Complexities of iOS Programming
(multitasked.net)
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Building iOS Web Apps in 2013
(notes.deaxon.com)
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madewulf
14y ago
The release text is not that clear. Is that a new big security issue?
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madewulf
14y ago
If you know more recent data, I would be interested (I made the map).
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A Conspiracy of Optimism
(programmingisterrible.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
Another alternative, which is not in private beta but offers the same kind of ease for editing is http://checkthis.com . Disclaimer: I work there. That said, checkthis is not distraction free. It's more about getting easily a beautiful pag
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14y ago
With all this talk about how the good days of the app store are over, it is good to see a relatively unknown company making it. I also noticed that a big part of the Apple selection for the end of the year is made by indie developers, like
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14y ago
I thought that too might prevent foundries to license their fonts, but it turns out that services like typekit are in fact already putting these fonts online, without any real guarantee against pirating. It's just not very convenient to do
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14y ago
Exactly, there is pine/mutt/alpine for that.
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14y ago
It's indeed not perfect on this front. Furthermore, real statistician pointed that a continuous line for the pyramid was not the good choice, but I was looking more for interesting visuals and ways to spark the interest of people. That's wh
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14y ago
Some highlights: - extreme gender imbalance in Qatar (probably due to migrant workers) : http://populationpyramid.net/Qatar/2010/ - Very clearly aging population in Japan : http://populationpyramid.net/Japan/2010/ - People dying quite
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14y ago
I added some legend where I saw it fit + a link to wikipedia explaining what a population pyramid is. That said, most people that land on the page are looking for population pyramids (from their google keywords) so there is not so much poin
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Population Pyramids of All Countries (1950-2100)
(populationpyramid.net)
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14y ago
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14y ago
I guess you're talking about the graph on the right. The bottom axis is quite clear, I guess, and the left axis is the population size, which seemed sufficiently clear to me for not mentioning it.
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Population Pyramids of the Whole World from 1950 to 2100 (made using Raphael.js)
(populationpyramid.net)
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