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pspeter3
14y ago
I agree with crypto and gzip but you'll have versioning problems with jQuery core and some people like having custom markdown syntax
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14y ago
Awesome, that was actually my first thought upon seeing this
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14y ago
I don't think he is trying to be condescending. He has a point that the lack of Nitro or V8 in a webview means you'll have a performance hit when you do a wrapper. HTML5 provides most of the APIs you need anyway, especially if you are on fi
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pspeter3
14y ago
Has anyone here used Dart for a real project and found it worth using?
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pspeter3
14y ago
Sorry for taking so long to respond. That would be fantastic if Padrino got that as well.
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14y ago
I used to use padrino for my projects. I'm one of the few people who actually finds thinking in callbacks easier and I like using the same language in both the client and server so I switched to node. I think you guys are a fantastic projec
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pspeter3
14y ago
Congrats on the release! I wish there was a node version of you guys.
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14y ago
That's true for all of their stuff. Look at GMail
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14y ago
Watching the peep code screen cast helped a lot
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14y ago
Any size or performance benchmarks vs Zepto?
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14y ago
Awesome thanks
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pspeter3
14y ago
If I pay to remove adds from my phone, will they be removed from my tablet and all future installs?
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pspeter3
14y ago
I wonder how much of this has to do with Twitter ending their partnership with LinkedIn last summer
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14y ago
An example would be nice before I connect my GMail
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14y ago
LinkedIn is allowing a few business leaders to write long form articles and have members follow them. Go to http://www.linkedin.com/today/post/whoToFollow
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14y ago
I think it would be far more useful for Android Browser/Chrome and iOS Safari to support special tags for rendering apps in their native style. Ideally have it be the same set of tags and Android and iOS figure out how they want to render t
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14y ago
I think that some parts of the codebase are awesome but I would personally use express
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Birds and Bees solve travelling Salesman?
(slate.com)
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14y ago
Interesting, what's the long term goal?
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14y ago
Are there any performance tips or information? This looks really cool
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14y ago
I'm working on a new app idea with a friend and we want to rapid prototype on the web before we commit to native code. You just made that way easier :)
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14y ago
This is awesome. Thank you so much
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14y ago
All apps on Android require Java to run currently in some way or another unless you want to have a purely browser based game. At the same time, Google sits on the fastest javascript interpreter out there. It would be great if Android could
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Introducing the Ability to Follow Thought Leaders on LinkedIn
(blog.linkedin.com)
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LinkedIn Introduces Follow Feature for Influencers
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Follow What Thought Leaders Are Saying on LinkedIn
(techcrunch.com)
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14y ago
But it is already on Chrome OS. It is certainly not ideal to limit it to one browser, but at least it would get it to linux users faster and they can improve from there.
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14y ago
Yet they have it on Chromebook. Why can't they just use that same code and limit it to Google Chrome?
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14y ago
I really don't understand why they are choosing to do this, it just seems like they are choosing to arbitrarily limit a set of their users. I'd even be willing to accept that I had to use Chrome and it was an app in the Chrome store (since
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14y ago
Padrino is the best of both worlds
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