nevyn

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by nevyn 9y ago
I’ve long been a proponent for rewriting rather than slowly iteratively fixing, once you’re at a certain level of technical debt. The success of this project really strengthens this idea for me, and I’m really really happy with the result!
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Rewriting our whole WebRTC stack in C across 3 platforms(lookback.io)
5 points by nevyn 9y ago|1 comments
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Lookback 0.9: Preview your recorded mobile UX(lookback.io)
5 points by nevyn 12y ago|0 comments
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Introducing the User Experience Archives(lookback.io)
2 points by nevyn 12y ago|0 comments
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by nevyn 13y ago
We're working on a version of the library that is AppStore-safe, e g for the bug reporting use case. It's not nearly as performant, but works good enough, at least in iOS 7. Thanks for all the private API hints :D
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by nevyn 13y ago
Yes, that would be great! I'm nevyn@lookback.io, just email me or leave your details here and I'll contact you. Thanks!
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by nevyn 13y ago
Yep, browser/web app is on the way.
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by nevyn 13y ago
Yes. I haven't optimized it for games yet (there are several shortcuts you can take in such a scenario), but it works fine for the OpenGL games I've tried with.
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by nevyn 13y ago
Hey, also cofounder here. It should work fine, but you'll have to write a little bit of Objective-C for it. We plan to make it a drop-in kind of thing for PhoneGap, RubyMotion and other such tools.
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by nevyn 13y ago
That looks totally sweet! self promotion
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by nevyn 17y ago
Except those can't read nor modify variables in their enclosing scope. Anonymous inner instances are more akin to C's nested functions, which GCC has had for a long time. Correct me if I'm wrong though (which would only make me very happy);
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by nevyn 19y ago
>Or rather, a large organization could only avoid slowing down if they avoided tree structure. Valve, the makers of Half-Life and Portal, work like that. No one has a dedicated role, there is no hierarchy, there's just a guy with a visi