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by prophesi 10y ago
iOS only recently became a pleasure to develop in with Swift, though the language is still in rapid development (read: constant updates with breaking changes). Android has and still is an absolute pain; I still don't think I've be
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by prophesi 10y ago
Google has a good intro on progressive web apps. https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/your-first-p... Then you can grade how progressive your app is by running https://github.com/GoogleChrome
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by prophesi 10y ago
Progressive web apps are seriously pretty darn awesome. It can work offline after running it once. Supports push notifications. You can ask the user to install the web shortcut to the homescreen. I remember being blown away by all of this w
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by prophesi 10y ago
Alternative phone OS's like this and Kali Nethunter really make me wish there was a physical keyboard peripheral for the Nexus 5. A bulky case with a slide-out keyboard that connected via bluetooth would work wonders, even if it's
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by prophesi 10y ago
Would it be possible to show which answers influenced your results?
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by prophesi 10y ago
I haven't used it with very large files (100mb pdf is the largest thus far), but I've had problems with making sure every client has the same version. SyncThing doesn't sync with those using a different major version, and som
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by prophesi 10y ago
It was quite the rough path when I converted an app from v1 to v2. First I had to get the app to work with Typescript (not necessary, but it seemed there'd be better docs/tutorials in Typescript with v2). Then gradually rewrite ea
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by prophesi 10y ago
The title sounds like the start of a good joke.
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by prophesi 10y ago
I had a black screen when I first walked into a building. After refreshing, they all started working after I entered the Physics building. They just show a slideshow, then send you back out into the street.
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by prophesi 10y ago
I'm probably a terrible person for this, but my first thought was: http://media-dominaria.cursecdn.com/attachments/104/60/63503...
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by prophesi 10y ago
I'd like to know as well. If it can be self-hosted, I'll jump on-board in a heartbeat.
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by prophesi 10y ago
Yeah, and as someone who also had it as a kid, I can't even imagine how absolutely terrifying it would be to start having it as an adult. You're physically (and probably mentally) capable of much worse things.
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by prophesi 11y ago
Nice. Glad to see they're finally hosting John Papa's styleguide. It will be much easier for newcomers to find it.
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by prophesi 11y ago
Sure, it won't actually stop people from changing content. But I can see myself leaving some fun easter eggs with this.
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by prophesi 11y ago
Thanks for this link. That's ingenious and surprisingly simple. It seems I might have to give email templating a try this weekend.