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by phatbyte 14y ago
henrique [at] 3heap.com . Thanks ;)
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by phatbyte 14y ago
This app is a front end for Xdebug( http://xdebug.org/ ), and with it you can easily trace your code, follow your triggered functions, see the variables changing as you run the debugger. The available tools for the mac don't work well enoug
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Ask HN: Created a PHP Debugger. Would you use it?
10 points by phatbyte 14y ago|11 comments
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by phatbyte 14y ago
I can totally relate with your comment. I've found myself converting from web to native as well. Mostly because webkit is still slow for UI operations like resizing elements that require some Javascript to be processed and so on. The downsi
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by phatbyte 14y ago
I can totally subscribe what Jason said here. One time someone said that I wasn't "startup" material because I wasn't open to work 80 hours per week. They said that like it was a bad thing :), fast forward a few years and their company is n
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by phatbyte 14y ago
$19,90 at 5pm UCT time, not good indeed
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by phatbyte 14y ago
I'm going to be honest here, I look at IAP games as spam. I don't care how much time you game took or how well it's designed, as soon as I see that I must buy coins/points to upgrade weapons, levels etc, the little 10 year old nes kid in m
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by phatbyte 14y ago
Exactly my thoughts, if any, Apple has spoiled it's users (media mostly tbh) and we are always expecting new changing tech from them. And since that hasn't happen in like 2 years all you read is "Apple is doomed to die"
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by phatbyte 14y ago
Normally people will start calling Iphone + released year. Eg iphone 2012 version. This won't work if Apple launches more than one version per year, which I doubt..maybe...
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by phatbyte 14y ago
This should be transformed into a book on good VS bad UI practices
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by phatbyte 14y ago
http://www.defconpunjab.com/team.html it really feels like a bad movie cast
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by phatbyte 14y ago
I couldn't resist, his website is amazingly funny too http://rahultyagi.net/Home.html
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by phatbyte 14y ago
I wish you the best of luck on your game, I still believe there's plenty of people like us who feel this way as well. I look at Limbo, Braid or Meat Boy, and they get it. They are great games with no BS. I don't mind iap for other type of a
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by phatbyte 14y ago
As a developer and mostly as a gamer I find IAP a cancer, not just regarding the app store but on gaming console as well with all those DLC. As a gamer I feel like I don't actually own the game, I've installed it and all, but it's like this
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by phatbyte 14y ago
To be honest I was talking just about iPhone development which is the main mobile device to code for atm. And yes, while you have to have responsive app (iPhone, Ipad, vertical/horizontal), you pretty much have the framework (cocoa) do all
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by phatbyte 14y ago
For a web developer creating a website these days by himself it's starting to get daunting, there's so much things you need to consider that you really need to start working with other people if you want to get your project running in a fai
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by phatbyte 14y ago
I don't agree at all. It doesn't matter if someone copies your product, they will be marked as the "<your app> clone", and as long as you have a stable, good looking app and with good feedback from clients you don't have to worry th
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by phatbyte 14y ago
I'm with you one this, I don't even know if Apple would approve apps using NS prefix without their consent.
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by phatbyte 14y ago
Programming in Objective-C 2.0 from Kochan is an amazing book, that's were I started. The Apple's documentation is also pretty damn good and I also use Stackoverflow.com/google a lot when I need to understand something with other prespectiv
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Ask HN: How often do you use a debugger?
4 points by phatbyte 14y ago|16 comments
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by phatbyte 14y ago
You should consider doing a french language intensive course, also, try to get out of the house as much as possible and talk to people and friends. The best way to learn a new language for me it's to talk to the natives daily, even if you d
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by phatbyte 14y ago
Although this would be awesome, I don't know how we could isolate sound source and make it perceptible to the audio transcriber, on a street with lots of people walking around and talking this would be complicated. Nevertheless this would b
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by phatbyte 14y ago
As a portuguese also, I totally subscribe this. Hence the reason I don't work in/for Portugal anymore, and I won't until this mentality is gone for good.
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by phatbyte 14y ago
Unfortunately I'm starting to agree with the bubble 2.0. Last year I didn't believe it that much, but this year I'm starting to see crazy company evaluations, highly inflated that don't generate any revenue at all, so I don't know how can
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by phatbyte 14y ago
My bad, I meant north european countries. But regarding the metal bands I still stick with the nordic countries like sweden and finland ;)
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by phatbyte 14y ago
I just love European nordic countries, their mentality is like 30 years ahead of rest of the world. Plus they have awesome metal bands.
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by phatbyte 15y ago
http://www.sublimetext.com/docs/2/vintage.html
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by phatbyte 15y ago
Sublime 2 + Vim package. You get best of both worlds
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by phatbyte 15y ago
Damn, you nailed it. This is exactly what I think, we are wasting so much brain power into stupid and superficial things it's a shame.
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by phatbyte 15y ago
First of all, it looks nice, so congrats, I'm sure it consumed many working hours. But why didn't you go native ? Your controls are pretty much the OSX ones, why did you concentrate so much in the iOS CSS look-a-like interface ? Also, you c

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