robwormald

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by robwormald 11y ago
FWIW, part of the reason for Angular2's 'cringe-inducing template syntax' is so that it'll play nice with Web Components / Polymer.
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by robwormald 11y ago
or a bit more interesting reactive demo searching YouTube http://plnkr.co/edit/SelQZh?p=preview
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by robwormald 11y ago
There's an optional Http client that uses RxJS Observables - see http://plnkr.co/edit/UQJpd5dA6x45T4PPZRWW for a basic demo that also uses the `async` pipe to subscribe from the view. Of course, the native fetch A
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by robwormald 11y ago
Angular2's architecture is split in such a way that the rendering layer is separated from the application code. This allows swapping out the render layer - enables stuff like NativeScript and React Native renderers, server-side univers
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by robwormald 11y ago
The RxJS support is definitely my favorite thing in Angular2. We have plans for all sorts of cool stuff built on top of Observables. Stay tuned.
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by robwormald 11y ago
there's a very nice strategy for this - the upgrade module allows you to run ng2 components inside of ng1 apps (or vice-versa) so you can incrementally upgrade. There's a great blog post by the Thoughtram team here : http:/&
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by robwormald 11y ago
We're playing with all manner of tooling here. Our CLI (broccoli based), Webpack, SystemJS / JSPM, Rollup, etc - we'll also be focusing on HTTP/2 as we move forward.
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by robwormald 11y ago
I love most of my OS X and iOS stuff, and find it easy to use with no major issues. The Apple Music app, however, is the single most frustrating application I have ever used. It is just so, so bad.
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by robwormald 11y ago
brilliant idea!
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by robwormald 11y ago
It's a poor clone at that. Note the Russian? keyboards on the stock art (in one case, flipped horizontal!). A bit sad really, it was a nice bit of tech, for all their hubris.
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by robwormald 11y ago
I call these the "reminder to actually cancel/close my account" emails.
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by robwormald 11y ago
I'm not a huge Siri user, but "Hey Siri, set my alarm for 8:50" works great and its something I use all the time, mostly because of what you're describing.
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by robwormald 11y ago
Which is why having their app on AppleTV makes sense, no? They don't care about the device playing the content, just that they're selling the content.
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by robwormald 11y ago
suddenly the Apple Game Controller framework makes a whole lot more sense.... https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/Servic...
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by robwormald 11y ago
at $39 or whatever it costs, I suspect they aren't making a whole lot of profit on the hardware. They have an iOS app, I expect they'll have an AppleTV pretty rapidly.
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by robwormald 11y ago
Its interesting you use the word "component" about ten times in this post, because that's more or less exactly what Web Components are about - a set of specifications that will (hopefully/theoretically) lead to much grea
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by robwormald 11y ago
A great book on this topic is "Driven to Distraction" - I recommend it to anyone curious about ADHD. The first chapter put me in tears - it was like reading a history of my life.
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by robwormald 11y ago
"Had I been diagnosed 30 years ago, oh the things I could have done" - truer words have never been spoken. I was diagnosed at 28 and it was like when I got glasses in middle school for the first time. "OHHHH, this is what the
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by robwormald 11y ago
I moderated on OKCupid for years, and this is so, so true. In fact, it usually went more like: "Heyyy guurllll lemme holla at you" "Thanks, but no thanks" "Fine bitch, you ugly anyway" That, or dick pics. So ma
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by robwormald 11y ago
fwiw Jafar announced last week it would be open sourced in the next couple of weeks [1], and a number of people have access already and are helping with documentation and the like. Falcor and Relay are conceptually similar but Relay is much
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by robwormald 11y ago
My parent's business got nailed by #4, and its been an unbelievable nightmare dealing with. Any suggestions on secure domain registrars?
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by robwormald 11y ago
this is in Safari 9 as well. https://developer.apple.com/library/prerelease/mac/releaseno...
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by robwormald 11y ago
Agreed. I really love my 12" greybook - the 15" feels absolutely GIGANTIC after a couple of weeks on the Macbook. I've got a 27" iMac on my desk for when I need some real horsepower, but I find myself using the 12"
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Crockford: Upgrading the Web(angularu.com)
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by robwormald 11y ago
QUANTUM https://search.edwardsnowden.com/docs/CaseStudiesofIntegrate...
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by robwormald 11y ago
https://search.edwardsnowden.com/docs/IHuntSysAdmins20140320 This reads like a reddit or HN post. "Yeah, that pretty much makes sense, but how are you 'just gonna get CNE access' on an admin?" (S&#x
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by robwormald 11y ago
I worked in several Apple Stores in the UK and US, probably 6+ years ago now, and our bags were checked then.
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by robwormald 11y ago
Working on a concussion sensing mouth guard - www.fitguard.me Little demo video I shot with a prototype board and app : https://youtu.be/LRWONOSZbaE
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by robwormald 12y ago
years ago, I had a date who suggested we go to the Tate Modern and I stumbled into the Rothko room[0], having no previous experience or interest in 'modern' art. That room though, had the same soothing and electrifying effect on m
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by robwormald 12y ago
Can't take credit for the idea, one of the founders is a Rugby player and had his clock cleaned on the field one too many times. Data is my thing - there's a number of these types of products out there (Shockbox et al), the issue

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