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by neovive 10y ago
It would be great to finally get back the true programmable animations that we had with Flash so many years ago. It took a while, but things to be coming full circle--for the better.
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by neovive 10y ago
Or maybe a compatibility layer, where they integrate the most common bash commands and Unix utilities. I prefer Git Bash when on Windows for this reason.
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This just reminded me how bad I am at Pictionary; I can't blame the AI for more poor doodling skills. It's interesting how the 20 second time limit forces you to focus on broad shapes as opposed to details, which works well for pa
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Strategies to Ensure Introverted Students Feel Valued at School(ww2.kqed.org)
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by neovive 10y ago
I know it's not completely related, but does anyone know if ExpressJS runs on 6.9?
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by neovive 10y ago
I tend to fall into the distraction trap for days/weeks at a time. It's hard to notice until you take a step back and realize how little was accomplished over a given time period. "This is all a lot easier if you’re working o
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by neovive 10y ago
Looking at CFML specifically [1], it's surprisingly similar to the components and directives seen in modern JS frameworks like Angular, React and Vue. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ColdFusion_Markup_Language
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by neovive 10y ago
Yes. ColdFusion was groundbreaking back in 1996 and I have fond memories of coding "HTML-by-hand" in Homesite. I even worked at an organization that used JRun application server for quite a few years after the Macromedia/Adob
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by neovive 10y ago
Although Flash's heyday is long gone, let's not forget how much Flash brought to the table back in the late 90's and early 2000's: animation, sound, games, and scaleable vector graphics and more. Macromedia's purcha
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Ionic Native: Native Powers for Your App(blog.ionic.io)
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by neovive 10y ago
This fits well for anyone working in web development. The quote: "You want to be in a constant state of slight discomfort, struggling to barely achieve whatever it is you are trying to do" explains how I feel whenever I'm sta
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by neovive 10y ago
I wonder what the future holds for Lynda.com which was just recently purchased by LinkedIn. I've been a member for years and was already concerned over the LI acquisition. Hopefully, they are not lost in the shuffle.
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by neovive 10y ago
These are great changes for the platform as I always felt the 140 characters was a difficult limitation for replies. Perhaps, it would have been easier to just increase the general limit to 160 characters; avoiding so many work-arounds and
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by neovive 10y ago
From my experience and interactions with the LLK group at MIT, they have been very careful to position Scratch as a creative, story-telling tool, where the connecting of blocks is just one form of expression. Making your creations come to l
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by neovive 10y ago
Very true. The piecing together of various open source libraries and templates is part of niche being filled by lower-cost freelancers that satisfies the needs of most low- to mid-tier projects that were previously contracted out to agencie
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by neovive 10y ago
I've been a CodeDojo and Scratch mentor for a few years and, although I haven't read much of the research, block-based programming fills a great niche for kids that know how to read, but have a hard time typing. Typing and syntax
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Managed Technical Debt [2013](verraes.net)
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by neovive 11y ago
I haven't used Foundation as much, but both frameworks (BS4 and Foundation 6) are designed around Sass components that can be customized and recompiled. BS3 has a very good Sass port. Overall, both frameworks are bit opinionated, but v
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Why Hollywood Makes More Sequels Every Year (Even Though We Like Them Less)(linkedin.com)
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by neovive 11y ago
I've noticed this trend as well. I play pickup games with college students and noticed a major increase in the volume of three pointers. The game is definitely changing.
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by neovive 11y ago
Thanks for the advice. I actually really liked the "How To Learn Trigonometry Intuitively [1] on Better Explained as my Trig experience was limited to memorizing the formulas. It was only when I ventured into making a basic game that I
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by neovive 11y ago
Has anyone completed the Calculus courses on Khan Academy (Integral, Differential and Multivariable)? If so, would you recommend Khan Academy for Calculus instead of the resources mentioned on Better Explained? I'm working through the
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by neovive 11y ago
Great News! I've been using Let's Encrypt through Laravel Forge and it's far and away the best experience I've had with SSL. Let's Encrypt is great for all web developers and end users.
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by neovive 11y ago
Khan Academy has excellent material covering Probability and Statistics ( https://www.khanacademy.org/math/probability ) and Linear Algebra ( https://www.khanacademy.org/math/linear-algebra ).
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by neovive 11y ago
Projects such as Ionic Framework that build upon Cordova will still remain popular becuase they appeal to front-end web developers with Javascript skills. However, Xamarin is a great fit for Windows web developers that already work with C#.
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by neovive 11y ago
As Bourbon is just a collection of Sass mixins, I think the intention for the source to be self-documenting. The docs for Bitters [0], Neat [1] and Refills [3] are a bit closer in style to Bootstrap, since they are more opinionated add-ons
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by neovive 11y ago
I currently use Bootstrap, but have been looking at Bourbon recently along with it's suite of components (Neat, Bitters and Refills). It offers a nice set of mixins for semantic grids and common components. My only concern is working w
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by neovive 11y ago
There is quite a large cohort of PC users with minimal needs beyond a web browser for email, news and some basic entertainment (Youtube and simple gaming). Google has also done an amazing job with the Chrome ecosystem providing web services
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by neovive 11y ago
Very true. It could also be due to the long-term contracts that parents commit to as part of the family plans with iPhones attached. It's just another monthly expense that has become like a hard to give up utility.
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by neovive 11y ago
Just wanted to mention VueJS as an option on the front-end for those looking for a simple JS library with components.

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