milestinsley

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   by milestinsley 17y ago

   Put a huge button on your home page that lets users straight into the actual application without any signup. There are so many sites that require sign up (I know yours is only 3/4 fields), it becomes off-putting, no matter how minimal.
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   by milestinsley 17y ago

   I don't think the question is whether it can be trusted or not. That's pretty ambiguous and, as mentioned, you can't really put 100% trust in anything. Also, the meaning of 'the cloud' has become diluted, seeing it's now analogous with pret
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   Table Migrator: solution to dealing with large table migrations in MySQL(matt.freels.name)

   1 points by milestinsley 17y ago|0 comments
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   by milestinsley 17y ago

   With the current 'jake' branch and its' imminent merging into master, the framework resources are sprited meaning they all load in one http request (rather than many). This eliminates the fragmented loading of the UI, which, I agree, can th
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   by milestinsley 17y ago

   I had problems with clicking on the track to jump the scroller to a given position. Also, I find that the memory resources used by Flash when the scroller contains a lot of objects is unacceptably high resulting in slow scrolling; therefore
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   by milestinsley 17y ago

   I couldn't agree more with Francisco's comments - it's not native controls that users want, it's controls that feel "native". As someone who used to work extensively on an enterprise app in Flash, I can say first hand that users just exp