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by martinaglv 6y ago
It will be better to reach out to our support so we can better evaluate the case.
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by martinaglv 6y ago
Apologies for any confusion that this line might have caused. > Quickly preview your design on real devices or share it with your team by sending it as an email message. This refers to the ability to send the design you are working on as
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by martinaglv 6y ago
Designs created in Mail Studio behave pretty much the same way as regular emails do if images are disabled. You should add alt text to your images and plan your design so that a missing graphic doesn't cause problems. Still, we're
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by martinaglv 6y ago
The application is built on Electron. I think that visual editors like Mail Studio are one of the cases where this choice makes sense, since you are editing a live HTML page. You would need some a webview regardless of platform, but Electro
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by martinaglv 6y ago
Hey! I am one of Mail Studio's authors. Will be happy to answer any questions.
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Show HN: Mail Studio – IDE for designing responsive emails(mailstudio.app)
395 points by martinaglv 6y ago|209 comments
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We Rewrote Everything in $hotlang, and Our Startup Still Failed(docs.google.com)
78 points by martinaglv 6y ago|38 comments
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We Rewrote Everything in Rust, and Our Startup Still Failed(docs.google.com)
106 points by martinaglv 6y ago|46 comments
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by martinaglv 12y ago
Hey folks! I am one of the authors of Readonomy. We launched the service a few weeks ago. I just pushed a new version which allows importing and exporting HTML and CSV files (allowing you to import your browser or delicious bookmarks) so I
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Show HN: Shared reading list and bookmarks for teams(readonomy.com)
11 points by martinaglv 12y ago|1 comments
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by martinaglv 12y ago
Hey folks! I am one of the authors of Readonomy. We launched the service earlier this month. I just pushed a new version which allows importing and exporting HTML and CSV files (allowing you to import your browser or delicious bookmarks) so
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Guess the Programming Language(tutorialzine.com)
22 points by martinaglv 12y ago|18 comments
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by martinaglv 12y ago
tl;dr Independent store for bookmarkable HTML5 mobile apps This is an idea that I had recently, but for which unfortunately I have no time. I hope that some of you folks can make it happen. The idea is that with the recent release of Chrome
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by martinaglv 13y ago
Rails is a great framework. But posts like this and the one discussing how the team made product decisions around their caching strategy [0] and the horrible hacks that they did to make it work, for me are telltale signs that Rails is not t
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Encrypting Files with JavaScript and the FileReader API(tutorialzine.com)
1 points by martinaglv 13y ago|0 comments
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by martinaglv 14y ago
I read through the comments, expecting to see a JS version of this, but I didn't find one so I made it: javascript:(function(){ var i = new Image();i.src = 'http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?cht=qr&chs=300x300&chl='+ encodeURIC
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Using xargs to do Parallel Processing(blog.labrat.info)
36 points by martinaglv 14y ago|15 comments
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by martinaglv 14y ago
I am not a big fan of white labeling. I'd prefer to keep the service standalone.
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by martinaglv 14y ago
This looks very good! I took the decision of fixing everything to a grid early on and still pay the price for it (I have yet to make connections overlap properly). Having everything floating free on the stage is probably a better approach.
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by martinaglv 14y ago
I like the URL idea - ID numbers are not very friendly (and as you said are bad for privacy). I'd like to keep pricing simple - pay a fixed price and use it as much as you like. This to me is both easier to implement and will encourage peop
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by martinaglv 14y ago
Will do! Thank you for the suggestions :)
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by martinaglv 14y ago
Amazing advice! Thank you very much.
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by martinaglv 14y ago
Thank you for the suggestion! The connections need a lot of improvement. I will experiment with different colors to make them easier to distinguish.
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by martinaglv 14y ago
Oops, didn't occur to me that somebody would have their screen in portrait. Will fix it in a moment. I do think that there should be a minimum resolution set as the application is unusable on small screens. Any suggestions on how to handle
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by martinaglv 14y ago
Thank you! The reason it runs nice on your netbook is that it was developed on a netbook :) I should handle the resolution better - I set 1366x768 as a base minimum for screen size, but a width of 1280 is perfectly acceptable, and I will up
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by martinaglv 14y ago
Sounds reasonable, but one issue is what to do if the person chose an answer by mistake. Will I then have to show a back button on the next question?
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by martinaglv 14y ago
I am the creator of Visimojo and I will be happy to answer your questions. The app is still in beta and my todo list is rather long, but I decided to release it publicly and collect some feedback.
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Show HN: Survey Builder with Drag/Drop Logic Branching(visimojo.com)
165 points by martinaglv 14y ago|64 comments
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by martinaglv 14y ago
With APC (and stat disabled) PHP behaves in exactly the same way. Bytecode is kept in memory between requests and you can then safely push a new version of your directory tree. All that is required is to flush the cache to have the new vers
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by martinaglv 14y ago
You sir, were living a dream!

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