phatbyte

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by phatbyte 16y ago
God dammit... we had the rails fanboys, most recently the django fanboys and we have....node.js fanboys...come on really ? I love all the above technologies, but nothing is dead, everything is evolving, and I currently look at node.js a rea
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by phatbyte 16y ago
And yet, you could save things up to an external device, unlike iPad2 -_-
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by phatbyte 16y ago
The concept of Outlet was very strange to understand at first, I never knew what should I connect to what (iboutlet, ibactions), then, the cocoa classes methods are big and enigmatic sometimes. I also found that creating a simple tableview
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by phatbyte 16y ago
Last time I checked phonegap didn't work with Xcode4, at least not out of the box. You had to hack some scripts to create a project file and stuff.
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by phatbyte 16y ago
The current mobile dev scene is this: - Android is Java, iOS is Objc + (cocoa nightmare), Windows Mobile is silverlight (If i'm not wrong) - iOS (cocoa) is a pain to learn and develop something useful out of it, plus you have to pay dev lic
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by phatbyte 16y ago
Am I the only one hoping for a "RIP Techcrunch" any time soon ? She just completely throw Digg's work into the trash like useless fastfood plastic bag. This is what happens when you don't know how to create anything productive in your life,
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by phatbyte 16y ago
I normally hang out on #macdev , #iphonedev, #C, etc. but you can find any language specific topic
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by phatbyte 16y ago
I was about to say the same thing with different words. But yeah, you pretty much have put it in perspective.
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Bon Jovi says Steve Jobs is killing the music business(beatcrave.com)
17 points by phatbyte 16y ago|20 comments
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by phatbyte 16y ago
I couldn't have said it better
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by phatbyte 16y ago
This is why sometimes web developers are considered 2th class developers, we waste so much time reading blogs and news, that we don't practice what we love. I don't see half of web dev blogs for languages such as C/C++, Java, C#, etc..etc..
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by phatbyte 16y ago
lovely list, except one thing , don't make your friend read Techcruch ;)
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by phatbyte 16y ago
You know what ? Sometimes it can't be about the money, sometimes it's about what you can do for the community and the city you choose to have a business in, and the quality of living there. Why do most startups are located there and in citi
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by phatbyte 16y ago
Please, not the windows guidelines..pleaseeeee :X
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by phatbyte 16y ago
I currently have two plugins. I use paypal to handle my payments, and I have a normal copyright license for users, nothing major really. Like I said, keep it simple and launch it. Agile way ;)
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by phatbyte 16y ago
If you are a developer start creating small things. Don't go jump into a large web app. Small bites will help motivate and create a momentum so you can start doing bigger things. For example, last year I created a couple of jQuery premium p
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by phatbyte 16y ago
I love it, easy to use, and it seems very simple to integrate. Much more cool than captcha. congrats
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by phatbyte 16y ago
I hate when people compare Apple products specs with the other competitors. I mean, if a device runs smooth including apps, and no crashes. Why the hell do I need to know if Xoom as 1GB and iPad2 has only 256mb ? This will only shows that
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by phatbyte 16y ago
I never heard of Techmeme to be honest, but I rely a lot HN for everything related to geek and technology. So I believe HN is doing a damn good job. Congrats to everyone of you.
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by phatbyte 16y ago
I'm actually learning C and I see it a lot in the book examples regarding macros(#define ....)
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by phatbyte 16y ago
In order for us to have simple languages they need to be created from low-level ones. I also think C++ is too complicated, but it's an amazing powerful language, if you master c++ you can pretty much master any language out there.
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by phatbyte 16y ago
I don’t know if it’s just me, but every time a new framework hype arrives you get all this discussions between people who say wonderful things about it, and people who just hate them, or simply don’t care. As a professional web developer fo
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by phatbyte 16y ago
Your post ? Genius. That's exactly what I think. Most of the people who hate frameworks are those who don't appreciate or just love to reinvent the wheel everyday.
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by phatbyte 16y ago
that just shows how bad developers are out there
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by phatbyte 16y ago
If this is true, this will be a very unfair policy coming from Apple. This will be the divorce between web apps and iOS. I can see HP/Microsoft/Google/etc opening their doors to free SaaS. Apple is getting greedy and capricious, and when th
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by phatbyte 16y ago
"Algorithms are for people who don't know how to buy RAM." - no idea who wrote this
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by phatbyte 16y ago
The funny thing is, while as a web developer I hate with all my guts fighting IE standards(?), I also hate how Firefox (yes even version 4) is a memory hog. It's unbearable to work with it consuming 700mb to 1Gb of memory, with just a few t
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by phatbyte 16y ago
At first like I was like "what the..", but then I was "whoo hoo, my eyez haz lazer" :P
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by phatbyte 16y ago
Photos please...
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by phatbyte 16y ago
Amazing storry. I just wished I was one of his co-founders, I would never say no to that. But I guess this just goes to proof that not everyone has a startup goal in their minds. I wish you the best of luck on your project, it is a true ins

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