redindian75

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by redindian75 9y ago
Thanks for the reply. I guess programmer's mind are wired different :) I getby copy/pasting JS snippets or fork fully made apps or follow tutorials etc to make my stuff move, behave & work. Good enough for prototypes and expla
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by redindian75 9y ago
just saw VueJs on the upcoming list! Yay! Webcomponents support (StencilJS*) would take this to another level! We can draw/design components to be used and reused! [0] https://stenciljs.com/
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by redindian75 9y ago
As a UI/UX guy, ReactJS/JSX is a very high bar for us to cross. I have tonnes of Sketch/Figma files ready to be wired, as a JS newbie, JSX is too complicated for a Designer mind to understand :-) Any hopes for a beginner frie
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by redindian75 9y ago
really awesome... do u have a blog/writeup for how u did it?
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by redindian75 9y ago
Is there a video or demo/screenshots?
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by redindian75 9y ago
Do u have Gate information for live flights? I am looking for Gate information & Flight schedules by airport. Ex: I want to be able to query incoming/outgoing flights to Gate-A-10 in ATL today. ------------- Query to: find where [F
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by redindian75 9y ago
Actually Macromedia didnt invent it either. A small company called "FutureSplash" had a software called FutureSplash Animator. Macromedia bought it in the late 90s
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by redindian75 9y ago
direct link: https://hire.google.com/
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by redindian75 9y ago
anyone know how they made those nifty animations - was it handcoded?
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by redindian75 9y ago
perpetual license is what scared me off as well. Ideally $199 with 1 year upgrades. As long as it keeps working after 1 year I am sold.
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by redindian75 10y ago
Love the name. If the main usecase is for ~10min of chai sipping time, then easy/hard is the onboarding? ie., agreeing to terms & conditions, login, payment etc. Will this require them to download a new app or will it just appear a
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NASA released a ton of software for free (ImageProcessing, Data Analysis etc)(nasa.gov)
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by redindian75 10y ago
a link in this thread https://github.com/alex/what-happens-when
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by redindian75 10y ago
I have seen WhatsApp being use that way in India. Closed doctor groups where lot of info (photos/info etc) gets shared/commented on. Twitter's open communication channel might not be suited for such infoshare. Telegram/W
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by redindian75 10y ago
your website is very sparse on details - any examples/demos?
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by redindian75 10y ago
link for a working demo?
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by redindian75 10y ago
renting used servers? any pointers would be helpful - $150/yr sounds cool How much technical (DevOps-y) do you have to be keep it secure & available?
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by redindian75 10y ago
It is made by the guy who made TextEthan. direct link: http://jasonette.com
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by redindian75 10y ago
which library did u use to make this flowcharty UI?
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by redindian75 10y ago
Here are some GUI Tools which are showing promise. (not affiliated with any of them) Here were my basic needs: * Ability to be understood by a non coder (not necessarily web novice). * Simple Reusable Components - Drag & Drop tools to c
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by redindian75 10y ago
> Most programmers are not very good at visual thinking IME. As a visual thinker, I cannot wrap my head around even simple programming concepts - they seem SO alien to me :)
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by redindian75 10y ago
37Signal's new tool GoMix [1] is being billed as an answer to that. I was squarely on that target group, but I gave up on that after a few tries... It was supposed to be simple, but never understood conceptually. [1] https://
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by redindian75 10y ago
totally agree - I remember that war! For simple layouts (even works on email clients) nothing to beat a well designed Table.... it just works :)
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by redindian75 10y ago
How can u skip HTML/JS stack for websites? Is your editor only for apps?
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by redindian75 10y ago
Simple, job security. It would put lot of FrontEnd Coders out of work - not all, but many of them. So it is in everyone's best interest to keep coders coding, designers designing and have as little overlap as possible. Silos keeps the
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by redindian75 10y ago
I tested Sandstorm just last week, the technology maybe cutting edge but sadly the UI design /UX was from the the 90s. The various apps did not gel with either sandstorm frame or other apps at all (conceptually, not technically), almo
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by redindian75 10y ago
Is this something like a opensource version of WebFlow?
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by redindian75 10y ago
ISPs like Comcast have metered caps (1TB for our home). So now it will require ~2x bandwidth (down/up) to watch the same content. Basically shifting the content provider's CDN costs (which we pay subscription for) on the backs o
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by redindian75 10y ago
For mobile FrameWork7-Vue has the most mobile components ready-made... Not affiliated, just a big fan https://framework7.io/vue/
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by redindian75 10y ago
here is the video of it in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBBLj2gn6J8

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