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by neovive 12y ago
As of version 3, the Stencyl game development toolkit uses Haxe and OpenFL to compile native game apps. http://www.stencyl.com
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by neovive 12y ago
This reminds me slightly of the scene in the movie "Office Space" when the consultants were interviewing one of the employees and he was discussing "People Skills".
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by neovive 12y ago
Did anyone ever use Norton Commander back in the DOS days ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norton_Commander ). It was very well-designed and powerful, text-based, GUI for DOS. The only problem was that once you get used
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by neovive 13y ago
Congratulations to Atlassian. We've been using a locally-hosted Confluence instance for over 3 years in a higher education setting and it's been a great experience. The more I use Confluence, the more I see it's true value
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by neovive 13y ago
Very inspiring! Did you compile a list of the resources you used while learning each of the languages/libraries or was it pretty random?
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by neovive 13y ago
It would be nice to see Lua embedded as an option within browsers, since it's such a small language and already designed to be embedded.
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by neovive 13y ago
It would be interesting if you each pick a different development SDK (unless you are writing raw Objective C or Android Java). Comparing how long it takes to get up to speed as a new user would be useful for future gamedevs.
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Demo Day Done(blog.nickwinter.net)
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by neovive 13y ago
I use InkScape on the Mac. To get the most recent builds running, you need install XQuartz which is not bundled with recent OS X versions.
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Very exciting. This is a great way to get people playing your game without worrying about plugins. It will be interesting to compare the weight of a basic 2D game using Unity 4.3 2D engine to one written in a HTML5 framework such as Impac
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Latest version of Flash Pro CC is a CreateJS front-end(adobe.com)
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by neovive 13y ago
Sometimes I long for the simplicity of the 1x1 transparent gif. Combined with tables for layout, it really brought the notion of "design" to the web and helped transform the web to mass medium.
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How To Learn Trigonometry Intuitively(betterexplained.com)
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by neovive 13y ago
Back in the day, I remember using AIM for group chat with friends and instant messaging. Although I've never used Whatsapp, it seems like a mobile equivalent of AIM.
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Using AWK to Manipulate Text in Linux(digitalocean.com)
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Enterprise offerings (support levels, private repositories, etc.) seem to be the most obvious. I could see many companies being interesting in an npm-style infrastructure for their non-OSS modules. Overall, this is interesting and will se
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by neovive 13y ago
This looks great for placing the same customer on different subscription plans. If the same customers needs multiple subscriptions, use the quantity property of the subscription object to keep everything on one bill.
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by neovive 13y ago
I think part of the problem is not having a decent try before you buy option in the major app stores. Since the app stores manage purchase and licensing, it would be easy to remove apps after the demo period. The 5+ years of free and .99
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by neovive 13y ago
Do coaches have access to real-time data on the field or in the cooridnator's box? If so, if they followed the datasets exactly, would the results reverse themselves over time due to adjustments by offense or vice versa?
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by neovive 13y ago
Great point. Instant familiarity for other developers is definitely a big plus when using a well-known framework such as Bootstrap. No matter how well you structure your site and name your classes, there is always an added learning curve
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by neovive 13y ago
Official Sass support is great! Looking forward to testing this out on a new project. Big thanks to the Boostrap team for such an amazing project.
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Very nice. Have you considered contacting the SVGEdit ( https://code.google.com/p/svg-edit/ ) team to see if there are some synergies?
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by neovive 13y ago
The typical PSD to HTML approach will evolve over time to {insert-tool}2 HTML. Since web design was a big boost for Photoshop over the years, Adobe is not going to let that audience disappear without a fight. Their Edge tools, such as Ref
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by neovive 13y ago
Great to see something new in this space. I remember having to rewrite quite a bit of backend code when SimpleGeo shutdown. Note to self: code back-end API consumers with Interfaces and drivers instead of hardcoding API calls.
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by neovive 13y ago
I guess this makes open city WiFi networks much more compelling. In most urban areas, how often are people not within range of a WiFi network?
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by neovive 13y ago
Is there a formal name for the "long-scrolling page" trend? I agree that they are not the easiest to navigate and hope the trend ends soon--I prefer a bit more structured information. However, I guess long-form sales letters are
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by neovive 13y ago
Very nice porfolio. Do you build all your games in Unity?
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I think it won't be long before someone starts selling a real Mac Pro trash can for your office.
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I still remember playing Doom on my 486 DX2. It was a big step up from Wolfenstein 3D and really paved the way for the FPS gaming genre.
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Are there examples of the questions used to for "performing math tasks with higher cognitive demands, such as taking real-world situations and translating them into mathematical terms"?

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