monsterix

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by monsterix 15y ago
Except that here are two companies - one minting money but not consumerized and another minting users but not monetized. :)
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by monsterix 15y ago
Looking at negative opinions here, and my own small understanding of the subject, let me propose an alternate approach for Twitter to really become exciting again: And no it is not exciting as you've premised in the article. Here is an ove
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by monsterix 15y ago
Looking at how web is shaping up in the post-PC era, it seems that the number of bits & bytes going into css (or any asset) is very important. In such a scenario, I find it more compelling to write those assets with own hands rather tha
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by monsterix 15y ago
Makes a lot of sense.
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by monsterix 15y ago
Well, they say it's done by taking "advantage of native scrolling": http://jquerymobile.com/test/docs/toolbars/bars-fixed.html And there obviously is improvement over the previous version, in that, earlier there was some flickering of fix
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by monsterix 15y ago
I second that @speg. My disappointment went beyond slow transitions though. One instance, for example, was in having "fixed" header/footer on the web-app. The rendition of fixed elements would fade-out and fade-in again once user stopped sc
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by monsterix 15y ago
Did you read on Egyptian fractions? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egyptian_fraction :)
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by monsterix 15y ago
Nice work Satish; I could pick up Rails and coding simply because of your support. Thanks and keep it up. - Arvind
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by monsterix 15y ago
Divya is this via boilerplate, huh?