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by pspeter3 11y ago
When was the last time you've tried? We support some amount of formatting https://blog.asana.com/2014/06/rich-text/
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by pspeter3 11y ago
Yeah, they're in beta right now. They work well but we're polishing them before public launch.
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by pspeter3 11y ago
We're really excited about this launch, it's been months in the making.
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by pspeter3 11y ago
I feel like there in an opportunity for a framework that is modular and can scale with app complexity.
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Has Redux's Time Come and Gone(github.com)
4 points by pspeter3 11y ago|1 comments
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Sane Build Systems(eng.asana.com)
1 points by pspeter3 11y ago|0 comments
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by pspeter3 11y ago
I've been thinking about a CRDT datastore for a while, especially one based on the delta state paper. I've gotten tripped up on which features to support/provide however.
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by pspeter3 11y ago
Thanks for the heads up. I'll try that then.
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by pspeter3 11y ago
I never even got my coin despite paying for it.
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by pspeter3 11y ago
I believe that the Material Design library from Addy Osmani is coming out today https://twitter.com/addyosmani/status/616394496159432704
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by pspeter3 11y ago
I suspect they're waiting for the proposal to be more stable for the official integration. This seems like a great opportunity for the community to write a decorator and let a convention form before it gets merged into the core framewo
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by pspeter3 11y ago
Homebrew still has version 0.88. Will 0.9 be coming soon?
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by pspeter3 11y ago
I feel like the problem with Flux is the fact that there are multiple stores that the developer has to deal with. It seems easier to combine them and use a single "store" that has similar properties to Meteor, Firebase, PouchDb, e
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by pspeter3 11y ago
Why netlify and not S3 + CloudFront?
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The Evolution of Asana’s Luna Framework(eng.asana.com)
11 points by pspeter3 11y ago|0 comments
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by pspeter3 11y ago
No, they have documentation and a bunch of other information.
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by pspeter3 11y ago
Yeah, that is my concern as well. I think the idea here though is more like a Mozilla Persona service via Namecoin
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Passcard(passcard.info)
92 points by pspeter3 11y ago|64 comments
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by pspeter3 12y ago
I don't think so. I think the model is generally applicable. They have these hooks for Relay which is Facebook specific and now Parse. I also believe that we'll end up using them at Asana for our LunaDb integration.
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Parse and React, a Shared Chemistry(blog.parse.com)
6 points by pspeter3 12y ago|2 comments
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by pspeter3 12y ago
What is it formally missing? Just curious
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by pspeter3 12y ago
I feel like this is appropriate https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhcR-w-56tA
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There's Room: Six Ways to Support a Diverse Work Culture(recode.net)
5 points by pspeter3 12y ago|0 comments
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by pspeter3 12y ago
Agreed. I think the TypeScript integration will actually get easier when React supports native ES6 classes.
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by pspeter3 12y ago
I feel like if this is really their thought, the go 1.4 release with support for Android seems more useful.
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by pspeter3 12y ago
What neighborhood is in the dark orange on the South Eastern side of San Francisco?
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by pspeter3 12y ago
I agree and in light of your points, I feel like my comment is out of line.
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by pspeter3 12y ago
I went to the school where he teaches and never had any student mention his name with a shred of respect or have anything positive to say about him. I would take his points with a huge grain of salt.
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by pspeter3 12y ago
Does it support structural typing? That seems to be the strongest advantage of TypeScript.
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by pspeter3 12y ago
We looked at PureScript, ClojureScript, LiveScript, CoffeeScript, Dart, and compile language X to JS tools. We wanted static typing for run time correctness with respect to accessing data loaded from a server so that ruled out the dynamical

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