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   Show HN: Passport – responsive email WYSIWYG editor(mailjet.com)

   2 points by robinkomiwes 11y ago|0 comments
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   Desktop Tinder Is Finally Here and Its Terrifying(businessinsider.com)

   10 points by robinkomiwes 12y ago|0 comments
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   TakeOff Conf 2013 - A broad look at all the trends of the upcoming year

   3 points by robinkomiwes 14y ago|1 comments
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   by robinkomiwes 14y ago

   I'm completely aware that in most cases, the browser should do the job. Like I said before, we wanted to have a programmatic access to our cache. It let us read what is cached, update it or destroy it when some events occurs.
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   by robinkomiwes 14y ago

   I'm one of the guys behind this plugin. In our case built-in browsers cache mechanisms were a no go because we needed to have a programmatic control over our cache. Our app is heavily powered by realtime notifications from the server, and w
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   Our Rails 3.1+ deployment workflow and tuning the assets pipeline(fre.sc)

   2 points by robinkomiwes 15y ago|0 comments