mntmn

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   by mntmn 14y ago

   I think it depends on what you use the HTML for. If you use it for its original purpose, "Hypertext", then vanilla should be fine. If you're writing a GUI-heavy application, HTML becomes more of a "rendering layer" and its semantics tend to
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   by mntmn 14y ago

   That's caused by CoffeeScript's object syntax (foo: "bar"). If you use quotes for your case, it should work ("data-bind":"baz").
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   by mntmn 14y ago

   At Spacedeck, we're using gradus' fork of CoffeeKup (CoffeeCup) for all of our frontend templating, driven by Backbone. It works out very well for us, even for a relatively complex application (~1 year development time). I personally like t
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   by mntmn 14y ago

   I'm not convinced. 100% original research.
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   This program is both ruby and C(gist.github.com)

   3 points by mntmn 14y ago|0 comments
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   by mntmn 14y ago

   drop me a line at lukas.hartmann@spacedeck.net and we'll get you access.
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   by mntmn 14y ago

   (If you want to skip all the form-juggling of the editor, just skip to about 1 minute to see how it works in action)
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   by mntmn 14y ago

   Cool, we're currently making Spacedeck (spacedeck.net) available for the first bunch of private beta testers. With it, you can work with Design Thinking and custom iterative processes online. Here's a rough screencap of how that works: htt
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   by mntmn 14y ago

   greetz lrock, hope you'll be able to handle the load! ;) maybe give varnish a try.
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    by mntmn 14y ago

    Thank you all for being so nice! :')
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    by mntmn 14y ago

    Basically, for ruby and javascript we had (very informal) coaching sessions together roughly once a week (around 2 hours each). I would walk her through core syntax problems (how to use functions, objects, arrays) and give her some hints of
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    My GF learned to code in 3 months. This is what she came up with.(nukaco.la)

    309 points by mntmn 14y ago|108 comments
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    by mntmn 14y ago

    It's not predictably happening with _all_ websocket server implementations. I tried with node.js using a combination of https and ws modules. That worked. We crashed Chrome using em-websockt and netty, though.
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    Chrome 19 update breaks secure WebSockets(code.google.com)

    48 points by mntmn 14y ago|20 comments
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    by mntmn 15y ago

    Thanks for your input! It's kind of hard to do a concrete example for an audience that has very different problem domains (i.e. engineers, designers, students, communications people etc.). But as soon as we're going into public beta, we'll
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    by mntmn 15y ago

    Thanks for this insight! I remember now that back in the day, I used OmniGraffle the same way. We'll definitely give this some thought.
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    by mntmn 15y ago

    Thanks! 1) True. I'll do a better job next time. 3) Yes. We'll add audio in the next iteration.
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    by mntmn 15y ago

    Sure. Please see my separate comment in the main thread.
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    by mntmn 15y ago

    Thanks for the comments so far. At the time of writing the initial blog post, we didn't want to give the complete picture but instead focus on testing the first component of our app, which is the Space. As dwynings figured out quite well, o
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    by mntmn 15y ago

    Thanks, that was exactly the kind of constructive feedback I was hoping for when posting here.
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    Show HN: Introducing Spaceship(blog.spaceship.io)

    16 points by mntmn 15y ago|15 comments
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    Using Mac OS X as a self-binding device(blog.dieweltistgarnichtso.net)

    4 points by mntmn 15y ago|0 comments