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by posabsolute 13y ago
I also had a look. The homepage look very nice but I had pretty much the same issues as you. --- Frankly I built my own UI because I didn't like the opaque layer most mobile web framework are doing (exception being jQtouch but it'
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An HTML5 app turned native in 10 minutes with PhoneGap Build?(position-absolute.com)
61 points by posabsolute 13y ago|53 comments
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Tap & click events in mobile web apps, the madness has to stop(reddit.com)
1 points by posabsolute 13y ago|0 comments
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by posabsolute 13y ago
Well, I think we can agree that a company that encourage their employes to use food stamp is not a company that value much their 'associate' & that's clearly not sustainable full time wages. Walmart & target is starti
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by posabsolute 13y ago
"At Atomic Object, we have a great laptop program. Every few years we’re given the opportunity to purchase a new laptop, 100% of which is paid for upfront by Atomic. Each individual pays the company back for 75% of that computer with d
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Selling a side project for almost nothing..(position-absolute.com)
5 points by posabsolute 13y ago|0 comments
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by posabsolute 13y ago
Exactly what I was thinking I currently got a air 13 inch & i'm like fuck for 0.5 pound I much prefer having the new 13 pro. Specially since upgrading the air cpu (& being still less powerful) puts you roughly at the same price
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Show HN: Backbone Mobile Components(position-absolute.com)
3 points by posabsolute 13y ago|0 comments
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by posabsolute 13y ago
Can someone tell me why the images are fading in on the homepage on desktop? Is that a performance enhancement? bandwidth saving? Is that for help mobile browser, it's just weird to me, I just want to see the image and it seems to be a
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Show HN: Genius Bargain, Price comparison right as you shop online(geniusbargain.com)
4 points by posabsolute 13y ago|0 comments
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by posabsolute 13y ago
I agree, if the person has a public repo with a bit of momentum you can even see how he manage his open source project with the community... This is much more valuable than any list of company you work for.
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by posabsolute 13y ago
I really like the minimalistic approach of backbone and it is what has draw me to this framework. Unfortunately the only thing I really miss from backbone is memory management. It really piss me off to have to use another framework just for
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by posabsolute 13y ago
Well there are more than 1000 apps added in the phonegap.com library built with html for ios. While that's negligible it's certainly not to be frowned upon. There are some big names too.. check the featured apps. http:/&#x2
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Optimizing front-end performances for the CakeMail app(blog.cakemail.com)
6 points by posabsolute 13y ago|0 comments
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by posabsolute 13y ago
yeah that's exactly in line with what I was thinking. Everything is done in this world :P
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by posabsolute 13y ago
That's kind of cool, considering instagram is free, that makes you a free online store with a very simple process to work with. Compare that to something like shopify, it's a much simpler product, maybe an e-commerce idea can be t
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by posabsolute 13y ago
funny i got exactly that problem, I started a project 5 years ago to validate form, 5 years later 2 major refactor, a freaking lot of pull requests i do not reconize that project anymore problem with other maintainers is they come and go, m
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Testing front-end code has never been easier(position-absolute.com)
3 points by posabsolute 13y ago|0 comments
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How to style select, radio & checkbox form elements only with CSS(position-absolute.com)
5 points by posabsolute 13y ago|1 comments
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by posabsolute 13y ago
I agree, 2 time in this article you claim close.io got it better that everyone else. If you really wanted this article to be interesting you would have gone in depth without the "we better than other SaaS". Instead you posted an o
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by posabsolute 13y ago
Yeah.. If you don't have anything to give to the discussion, maybe you should not comment.
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by posabsolute 13y ago
Not quite sure I fully agree with this, having played myself with a/b tests for big box publicity, changing the message as lead to tremendous changes. Same for the website, conversions has changed a lot, not always for the better. I do
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by posabsolute 13y ago
Yes! Please follow every design steps Apple make so all apps look like the other one and individuality has completely disappeared. Seriously a well thought app is a well thought app, you don't need to go flat just because it will be th
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by posabsolute 13y ago
Bla bla bla, title usually don't mean jack in mostly any job beside things like architect (of real building) Does it warrant (another) blog post to tell us that our job titles means nothing? certainly not.
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by posabsolute 13y ago
Well in the case of facebook, they did not had a great html5 app from the get go. But when you see LinkedIn push back when they had one of the best known html5 app in the appstore, that warrants questions, specially since they are farther i
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by posabsolute 13y ago
You can make it work, I can even have good animation performance with css3 on the iphone 3gs. Animating one or 2 items works well, Things you need to be careful is too much animations at the same time & accessing and modifying the DOM
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by posabsolute 13y ago
Thanks, I also added a link in the article for reference
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The weird state of mobile web apps(position-absolute.com)
43 points by posabsolute 13y ago|21 comments
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by posabsolute 13y ago
I must say, they do a great job at selecting plugins that goes into their repo.
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by posabsolute 14y ago
I disagree, it might be faster on the short run but not on the long run. small swift mvc is better than standing on the giant shoulder of the other guy. Seriously backbone is not hard to learn, fucking easy to extend, specially removing the

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