madoublet

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   by madoublet 12y ago

   I used Cloud9 for awhile and they were able to provide a pretty good search solution for remote projects. I just preferred having a local IDE.
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   by madoublet 12y ago

   I will have to give that a try again. I had it working for awhile, but the drive disappeared.
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   by madoublet 12y ago

   I prefer Sublime, but Coda has better support for accessing remote locations (via FTP, sFTP, etc). With ST2, you need a third party plugin to do this and I found it a bit awkward to use.
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   by madoublet 12y ago

   Love Coda 2 and am very excited about Coda 2.5. The one major annoyance for me with 2 was not being able to search remote locations. I don't see this in the release notes. If the Panic team is listening, can we get this in version 3?
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   by madoublet 12y ago

   Thanks! Should be fixed now.
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   by madoublet 12y ago

   I am building a product called Triangulate ( http://triangulate.io ) that would work for you. It is an open-source site builder (or CMS) built in AngularJS. I provide a hosted service, plus, the app is completely open source so i
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   by madoublet 12y ago

   I don't think it is as big as it once was with frameworks such as Polymer and Ionic.
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   by madoublet 12y ago

   I personally have always wanted to own an HTC phone. The One looks really cool.
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   by madoublet 12y ago

   My experience is anecdotal at best, but it does seem that speeding is less common on roads where there are frequent speed traps.
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    by madoublet 12y ago

    I live in St. Louis and see cars blow by me everyday going 20+ MPH over the speed limit and weaving in and out of traffic. I am personally glad the cops are there to act as a deterrent.
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    by madoublet 12y ago

    I think I got mine for $50 on contract. But, I have since switched to a cheaper monthly plan that does not subsidize phones. So, my next phone will definitely be unlocked in the $200-400 range. T-mobile is really changing the mobile land
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    by madoublet 12y ago

    Ha, I can't believe I got down-voted for this. To spend $600 on a phone, there has to be some emotional attachment to it given that you can get a really high quality phone for under $400 now (Nexus 5, OnePlus, Motorola X and G). In the
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    by madoublet 12y ago

    The Samsung Galaxy does appear to be the exception.
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    by madoublet 12y ago

    Nope. I own a Windows Phone (Lumia 920). It is a good phone, but I would not pay over $600 for it.
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    by madoublet 12y ago

    I don't think there is a market for a phone that is $600+ that is not an iPhone. I think the battle going forward will be for the best $200 and $300 phone (unlocked). If Amazon would have hit either of these price points, the product
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    by madoublet 12y ago

    If the Skydrive team is listening, I love the All Photos feed, but can we get something like that for non-photos? I would like to see everything else that has been synced recently. I am not sure what Recent Docs does, but it is definitely
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    by madoublet 12y ago

    For those not familiar with WP8, this is exactly how Windows Phone tiles work with a few minor interaction details. It does introduce a cool peek concept not available in tiles.
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    by madoublet 12y ago

    That was my initial reaction as well.
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    by madoublet 12y ago

    I have found the best resource to be egghead.io. It would be nice if he did a few videos for you guys.
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    by madoublet 12y ago

    Thank you for your work on Ionic! I have been using it the last few weeks and really like it. I think the navigation performs well. Honestly, outside of a few minor bugs that got fixed in the last release, the only real problem I have had w
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    by madoublet 12y ago

    I am really pleased with this upgrade. The OS feels very polished now. My favorite small upgrade is quiet hours. I like just flipping that one when I am sleeping or writing code. Very useful.
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    by madoublet 13y ago

    I really hope this is successful. But to me, animation performance is really a small problem in the larger problem of deploying HTML as an app. Sure, having something that performs on par with native apps is great. But, both Ionic and Wi
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    by madoublet 13y ago

    True, but I do think the platforms will continue to invest in browser technology and processors will improve. I am amazed by how fast Chrome is improving and the type of experiences it is enabling.
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    by madoublet 13y ago

    I think this was true a year ago, but mobile browsers are getting better and projects like this and Ionic (ionicframework.com) are quickly closing the gap between native and HTML5.
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    by madoublet 13y ago

    You can selectively choose what you want available. For most files (images, word docs, etc), you really don't notice the download. It is a killer feature. With that said, Onedrive is far from perfect. I think the apps need a lot of
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    by madoublet 13y ago

    It could also have a positive effect by increasing the overall search volume for that term.
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    by madoublet 13y ago

    This. I already look at it as a chore to check Facebook, I don't want to manage it.
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    by madoublet 13y ago

    I think the app selection has actually gotten pretty good, but I do not do much ride sharing. But, the problem for me is the ridiculously slow update cycle.
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    by madoublet 13y ago

    I used the JQM + PhoneGap combination for an app for a small business and it was approved by both Play and iTunes. I used the basic JQM skin with a few minor color palette updates. The animations are really smooth on iOS and acceptable on
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    by madoublet 13y ago

    Thank you. It is always a work-in-progress, but it (hopefully) gets better with each release.