marcgg

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Guillotine Simulator Using The Oculus Rift(vimeo.com)
3 points by marcgg 13y ago|1 comments
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What I Learned While Teaching(marcgg.com)
2 points by marcgg 13y ago|0 comments
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Please Keep a Changelog For Your Open Source Library(marcgg.com)
4 points by marcgg 14y ago|0 comments
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Developers, Share Your Technical Knowledge(marcgg.com)
17 points by marcgg 14y ago|0 comments
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by marcgg 14y ago
Thanks for handling this issue & your work on the site. I look forward to read the post mortem. Oh, and +1 for the security page
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by marcgg 14y ago
The board was not very big, but since every movement would broadcast the entire board to all players, it would add up. I didn't bench exactly how bad it was, but as I was adding data to it I could feel the game slowing down. You have to kee
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by marcgg 14y ago
That's how I understood it
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by marcgg 14y ago
thanks!
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by marcgg 14y ago
There is a demo, but it's a bit buggy and wouldn't survive the Hacker New effect ^^. The code however is on github: https://github.com/marcgg/websockets-experiments It's VERY poorly written as I kept throwing code away and trying out stuf
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by marcgg 14y ago
Yes, it's my first time using socketio. So, yeah, I must have missed a lot. The gain in speed was visible, but maybe it wasn't for the reason I thought
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2 Days Trying To Create a Multiplayer HTML5 Game(marcgg.com)
29 points by marcgg 14y ago|12 comments
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How We Made Third Place At AngelHack Paris(marcgg.com)
2 points by marcgg 14y ago|0 comments
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by marcgg 14y ago
I'm not sure why you'd want to use PhoneGap if you're also using RubyMotion, but it seems possible.
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Web Views and RubyMotion(marcgg.com)
30 points by marcgg 14y ago|4 comments
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by marcgg 14y ago
Some can be, but I'm far from knowing everything in this domain. I'll post more articles as I learn.
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by marcgg 14y ago
It's not that hard, it's just a matter of saving some time on weekends for instance. If you don't have a lot of hours to put into them, just reduce the scope and do something you can complete in a few evenings / nights. Then if you're happy
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Create a Custom Slider With RubyMotion(marcgg.com)
22 points by marcgg 14y ago|2 comments
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Don’t Accept Brokenness - The importance of fixing minor inconveniences(marcgg.com)
1 points by marcgg 14y ago|0 comments
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How I Avoid Thumb Pain From Too Much Coding(marcgg.com)
1 points by marcgg 14y ago|0 comments
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The Risks of Working With Another Company's API(marcgg.com)
5 points by marcgg 14y ago|0 comments
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by marcgg 14y ago
Yeah, some people really go overboard when it comes to Vi configs! I still find most configs to be at least usable though.
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by marcgg 14y ago
It's a different approach that works for some people. These days I don't like having to do ctrl+* to do an action, I find that it strains a bit my hand when repeated for days on end. To each his own.
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by marcgg 14y ago
Vim is a good editor in itself. People have debated for ages about why, and how it could be better than others. I didn't want to do that in this article. Here I just explain the final selling point for me (might not be for most people). Als
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The One Thing That Made Me Switch To Vim(marcgg.com)
2 points by marcgg 14y ago|9 comments