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   by pspeter3 9y ago

   Is there a way to wrap event listeners as well?
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   by pspeter3 9y ago

   Our page load performance numbers collected from real users show the following performance ranking: 1. Chrome 2. Safari 3. Explorer 4. Firefox
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   by pspeter3 9y ago

   Yeah, I'm really interested to see that happen. Any idea of when?
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   by pspeter3 9y ago

   At this point, what is the benefit over ES6 features?
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   by pspeter3 9y ago

   Do you imagine an ecosystem of plugins being built around Link?
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   by pspeter3 9y ago

   Thanks so much! I've been looking for something like this for Asana.
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   by pspeter3 9y ago

   Any reasons for the markdown fatigue?
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   by pspeter3 9y ago

   This is what I thought would be the natural outcome. I'm glad to hear it's working out for you!
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   by pspeter3 9y ago

   Yeah, that's an important distinction. I don't like that model.
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    by pspeter3 9y ago

    Why did you choose Swarm/Ethereum as opposed to IPFS?
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    by pspeter3 9y ago

    That seems like a good hybrid model
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    by pspeter3 9y ago

    Can you provide your reasoning? I assume that the subscriptions continue to fund software developers working on the product.
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    by pspeter3 9y ago

    What are the primary use cases you imagine?
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    by pspeter3 9y ago

    As a counter point, I hope that by paying a subscription, I get a continuous stream of small patches with bug fixes, security updates, and design improvements. I like the subscription model, especially if it has a free tier, because passion
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    by pspeter3 9y ago

    I guess. It seems easier to just have Gitbooks host it for free though.
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    by pspeter3 9y ago

    It is but it is also used for documentation. The Redux documentation use gitbook for example http://redux.js.org/
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    by pspeter3 9y ago

    I personally don't like the Github wiki because you cannot transactionally commit to the repo and the wiki. I like adding documentation and code in one PR so it can be reverted together if need be.
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    by pspeter3 9y ago

    Why not use gitbook?
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    by pspeter3 9y ago

    Yeah, I feel like users need to have a data provider that they trust
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    Leaving for Microsoft(medium.com)

    4 points by pspeter3 9y ago|0 comments
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    Google Trillian(github.com)

    2 points by pspeter3 9y ago|1 comments
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    by pspeter3 9y ago

    I think the best thing I got from this article was the discovery of CSS Stats. http://cssstats.com/
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    by pspeter3 9y ago

    Are there good remote storage hosts?
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    by pspeter3 9y ago

    Are they using dummy parameters in the request so they can substitute correctly?
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    by pspeter3 9y ago

    You can log memory usage in some browsers but the memory usage is bucketed so you will not get a fine grained number. At Asana, we look at the 99th percentile and then use Chrome to take heap dumps.
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    Nord: An arctic, north-bluish color palette(github.com)

    2 points by pspeter3 9y ago|1 comments
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    by pspeter3 9y ago

    No, in this case they are using PhoneGap for mobile. I also think that the electron hate is overhyped. If you really don't want the overhead, use the website instead. (eg Slack)
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    Asana server deployment: A pragmatic approach to maintaining a legacy system(blog.asana.com)

    8 points by pspeter3 9y ago|0 comments
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    by pspeter3 9y ago

    The paint timing is a great addition. Hopefully other browsers add it too.
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    by pspeter3 9y ago

    Very excited for type safe dynamic imports. Should make type safe code splitting with webpack a breeze.