madoublet

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by madoublet 13y ago
I am working toward a similar goal with my open source project (respondcms.com): allow the developer/designer to focus on design while allowing the end-user to focus on creating content.
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by madoublet 13y ago
I would want Rx for both.
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by madoublet 13y ago
That is a cool concept (Frameri). Are you going to offer sunglass lenses? I would much rather have 1 frame with 2 lenses (sun + normal).
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by madoublet 13y ago
This sounds like a good rallying cry, but as someone who is seeing both products for the first time, I would say that Google does a much better job of communicating their product. In fact, I would not have not know what SiteNinja did if not
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by madoublet 13y ago
To me, it looks like Microsoft is setting up Lumia to be the consumer brand and Surface to be the professional, pro-sumer brand.
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by madoublet 13y ago
Agreed. To me at least, the iPhones are beautiful, fast, reliable...and really, frickin boring. I would much rather have an fat, ugly phone if that meant I could customize it.
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by madoublet 13y ago
http://respondcms.com/ I know "why do we need another CMS?" It's cool because it makes it really easy to deploy Bootstrap sites. Plus, it has a full API and a great UI (well, at least I think so).
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by madoublet 13y ago
I would like to hear more about the security around this. Given LinkedIn's reputation, this is a bit scary.
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by madoublet 13y ago
I have been moving more-and-more toward designing in code because CSS3 has replaced a lot of assets I use to create in PS. I purchased Pixelmator a few months back b/c PS was honestly too expensive for what I needed. It does take a li
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by madoublet 13y ago
Looking forward to it. Love FA.
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by madoublet 13y ago
Its funny how old rivalries never die. Meanwhile, Google and Amazon are bringing better hardware to market faster and cheaper than Apple.
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by madoublet 13y ago
Very cool.
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This turned out really good. I had a similar journey a few years back where I took a class and built a custom headboard. It was a lot of fun. The two "hacks" that I got out of the experience were to (1) use biscuit joints (in re
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by madoublet 13y ago
Some ideas: ourbabystartup.com, mybabystartup.com, lilstartup.com. These are all available. And, it gives you options for other baby products.
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by madoublet 13y ago
The skill itself certainly doesn't require a degree. But, a degree does give you options to pursue other careers if you decide not to be a designer or developer. It never looks bad to have a computer science or related degree on your r
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by madoublet 13y ago
That is part of the problem, for stuff like this you should have to opt-in. How many people realize their account just became a billboard for Google?
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by madoublet 13y ago
That is better, but still too creepy for me. I am glad they let you opt-out.
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by madoublet 13y ago
To me, it depends on how they got this "recommendation". If I mentioned that I liked the product on Google+ or Google Play and that recommendation was public. Sure, fair game. But, how likely is this really? Very few people (at
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by madoublet 13y ago
I can echo a lot of what the author is saying. While I have seen less financial success, my project (respondcms.com, if interested) has taught me a lot about writing code, designing UI, and dealing with complexity. I am definitely a better
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by madoublet 13y ago
A "developer-focused" approach seems like overkill for most sites, but I could see it finding a home in large institutions (universities, companies, etc) that have dedicated development teams.
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by madoublet 13y ago
Your experience might be different, but I know a lot more people who use Instagram in closed networks than open networks. I would speculate that its growth is tied more closely to closed networks than it is to whether it enables cards in T
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by madoublet 13y ago
Lets hope. In my opinion, it seems crazy to me how hard it is to get a good .com and how few are actually being used.
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by madoublet 13y ago
The idea this is unfair or "spec" work seems silly to me. As a professional, you do a ton of stuff that you don't get paid for: attending classes, building your skillset, designing your portfolio, writing your resume, creatin
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by madoublet 13y ago
Windows Phone ships with Office. So does RT.
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by madoublet 13y ago
I guess if you consider 2010 "a while". That is when Microsoft released the Kinect.
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by madoublet 13y ago
Ha! Same here. I completely forget about Yahoo! until I get that invite every year.
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by madoublet 13y ago
Very cool. I built a simple Windows 8 app, but rolled most of my own JS solutions b/c of a lot of the same reasons you had.
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by madoublet 13y ago
NEXTADDRESS is a side project I have been working on to improve my own personal experience as a first time landlord. I could not find a good tool to pre-screen renters and book showings without phone calls. If you are interested in testing
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Show HN: NEXTADDRESS - Prescreen tenants and book rental showings(nextaddress.us)
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by madoublet 13y ago
Is the game built in WinJS? Do you re-use the same code for both the game and the site?

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