mickeyben

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by mickeyben 14y ago
I think you should add a breadcrumb: when I click on any element on the left navigation list I'm kinda lost. Otherwise, great idea and great execution!
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by mickeyben 14y ago
Our team built Github Death Star to put some order in your hundreds starred repositories. We also love octocats! http://the-cleaners.r12.railsrumble.com/
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by mickeyben 14y ago
Thanks to the organizers and sponsors, it was a lot of fun!
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by mickeyben 14y ago
Totally agree with this. At letitcast, we're dealing with large video uploads (up to 500Mo), image uploads and resumes (pdf). Giving to our users a nice experience was very time consuming. We had the following requirement for the client sid
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by mickeyben 14y ago
You should checkout Clamp https://github.com/mdub/clamp
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Taxi Driver director launching a campaign on KickStarter without Hollywood(kickstarter.com)
3 points by mickeyben 14y ago|2 comments
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by mickeyben 14y ago
I'm really surprised nobody said it yet. But indeed, you are awesome.
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by mickeyben 14y ago
Agree, I don't know a lot about Unity3D but having an asset-centered workflow should be easier to approach and will sound more logical to students.
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by mickeyben 15y ago
I used to work at Seesmic, I don't know all of the team but I worked with most of them remotely (from SF and Paris) and spent a few weeks with them in Romania. I keep awesome memories working and hanging with the team. Check the Seesmic pr
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by mickeyben 15y ago
we're hiring a remote community manager for http://letitcast.com
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by mickeyben 15y ago
- why don't you cut your routes.rb into multiple files ? - rails doesn't stop you of going off the REST way - I don't know what ejb3 is, but if you need to share models why not creating an engine ? we have multiple rails engine to share con
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by mickeyben 15y ago
clickable: http://zapkast.com
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by mickeyben 15y ago
too bad it's limited to the US store
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by mickeyben 15y ago
Padrino is great for small apps but for medium to big projects I much prefer go the rails way and remove the parts I don't need. You can remove the big rails modules if you don't need them (activesupport, activemailer, activerecord,. ..) bu
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by mickeyben 15y ago
Night train to lisbon - Pascal Mercier It's about a professor who quits his job and his country to explore the life of an author he just discovered.
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by mickeyben 15y ago
I agree with the usability issues. We hired a freelance designer few months ago, all their work was gorgeous but the usability sucked.
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by mickeyben 15y ago
Great feedback ! We'll seriously consider hiring him as a freelance first.
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Ask HN: How to interview a full-time designer?
4 points by mickeyben 15y ago|10 comments
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by mickeyben 15y ago
I'd add Redis and chef to the list.
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by mickeyben 15y ago
pretty nice to see this is always alive ! This guy was already doing some crazy javascript experiments long before the canvas.
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Engine Yard Launches Platform Services Program with Over 40 Partners(engineyard.com)
1 points by mickeyben 15y ago|0 comments
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by mickeyben 15y ago
ah I remember when I was excited http://blog.macromates.com/2009/working-on-it/ :-) Hope the alpha will all make us forget the release time. The bar is very high though.
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Port of Google's mod_pagespeed for NGINX(github.com)
2 points by mickeyben 15y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Recommendation for Rails/SSO forum
3 points by mickeyben 15y ago|0 comments
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by mickeyben 15y ago
For the multiple select, I like this one a lot: http://loudev.com/ It's way simpler for the average user.
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by mickeyben 15y ago
What we need is not a language of the future but a platform . Look at Java today with it's language ecosystem; scala, clojure, jruby, ...
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by mickeyben 15y ago
Very good article: there is some good exemples on how you could use Redis. We just added it to our stack for caching and storing sessions. It's blazing fast ! We're now trying to use it for different other purposes; autocompletion, counting
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by mickeyben 15y ago
I tried both Mirah and Scala and I'm sticking with Java for the IDE integration.
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by mickeyben 15y ago
I know it's very simple (I read the docs) but looking at the project bug tracker it looks like there is bugs here and there [1]. Just asking if it works well. [1] http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/list?can=2&q=la...
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by mickeyben 15y ago
Do you know some big websites using the Google Chrome Frame in production ? If you're using it, any experience to share ?

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