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10y ago
Absolutely! I just finished re-writing the app in React Native so it will definitely be coming to Android.
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10y ago
If you like creating pixel art I implore you to come play Falcross! We've got a nonogram puzzle editor that allows you to create masterpieces up to 25x25px, and there are thousands of hungry players waiting to solve your puzzles :) ht
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10y ago
I have no idea what you're talking about. Facebook is very generous with equity for employees and I"m sure the founders got a good deal.
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10y ago
I'm on the same page. My "old = inferior" bias is swiftly wearing off as I gain more experience.
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10y ago
Parse was an amazing discovery when I was just starting out my dev career and I've used it in all of my major projects, but it had some serious shortcomings. I wrote about why I think Parse failed from a developer's perspective.
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Why Parse Failed
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10y ago
On the last point--I think trying to do this is one of the big reasons Parse failed. Auto optimizing DBs is an incredibly complex and delicate task. My Parse app's write performance suffered because my biggest table (27m rows, 10 small
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10y ago
I used Node and Loopback.js for my last project (massive project). It was great in the sense that it helped us avoid writing lots of boilerplate, but the ORM and the "current context" module were a constant source of frustration.
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10y ago
Why is there no way around this? This is surprising to me and I'm super curious.
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10y ago
Don't worry, media outlets generally don't care about vailidity.
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10y ago
HN, Reddit, Product Hunt. Why is Reddit "bad now", because someone wrote that and now it's your new world view? Reddit is stronger than ever.
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10y ago
That comment wasn't about a bug. This person is saying that you require too much information to get a quote. And I agree.
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10y ago
Completely disagree. Spotify has nailed the desktop/mobile music app UX like nobody ever has, and it is an absolute joy to use. Yes it's missing a few features, but nothing that's actually truly essential to just listening to
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10y ago
Wow! They had some great growth going on and it seemed to hit a wall hard around 2008-2009. Any idea why?
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10y ago
I did it for 11 months, and I hated it too, so I quit. Now I'm figuring out something that'll make me happy. :)
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OneRent Raises $4m Series A to Expand Property Management and Rental Platform
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11y ago
The update has been working well for me.
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11y ago
We use CJSX at OneRent with Grunt and Browserify and it's been nothing but fantastic. The syntax is terse and beautiful and IT saves us a lot of typing. To me, ES6 just seems like a lot of catch-up to CoffeeScript, while still maintain
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Hacking Organic Growth as an Indie iOS Developer
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13y ago
Needing a tool to remove it is a major flaw. An SD card that only protrudes by a few mm would be far more useful because you could remove it with your finger nail.
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Write Software for People You Admire
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Making Guests Feel Welcome in 2013
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On Weed & Productivity
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13y ago
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