romain_dardour

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by romain_dardour 4y ago
Tried a lot of different approaches, from markdown to notion, to native browser bookmarks. Ended up liking https://anybox.app/ - great cataloging / sorting capabilities and plenty of keyboard control I don’t have any v
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by romain_dardour 12y ago
You Want everpix. They got shutdown but no product is coming close to what they had. Except maybe picturelife but they bloat their app with editing and social features unfortunately.
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by romain_dardour 12y ago
It we never reinvented the wheel it would still be made of stone.
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by romain_dardour 12y ago
Interested to hear the Hacker community's take on this. We've been forecasting this for 2 years and agree with Nate Elliott : "As a result, marketers hoping to interact with consumers online might be better off investing in
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by romain_dardour 13y ago
Or you could use http://hull.io and not even need backend code
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by romain_dardour 13y ago
This article is several years old. Its concepts have been implemented in http://aurajs.com with the author as the project lead.
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by romain_dardour 13y ago
Js gained wide adoption thanks to favorable comparison on specific traits when compared to other languages. - ubiquity - lower barrier to entry as far is toolchain setup is concerned. Nothing to install to build a Hello world. - no weird c
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by romain_dardour 13y ago
This is GM
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by romain_dardour 13y ago
Newlines are supported on twitter in 3rd party apps, but not in the twitter card nor twitter app indeed. Also, the blog is not called "Apple Sloppy UIs", but "Sloppy UIs". That still qualifies.
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by romain_dardour 13y ago
To clarify things, we just posted this on the web site: We love Apple. We think this is the best way to point out what's not up to their standards so they can fix it. It's all about intellectual honesty, not trolling.
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by romain_dardour 13y ago
My point exactly. We love all things Apple, and I want to see those fixed.
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by romain_dardour 13y ago
two t's are better than one :)
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by romain_dardour 13y ago
Poster here: Indeed it's just me submitting. But it's open to submissions. I'm not answering every single case you mention. The examples I posted show how inconsistent the UI is. Taste is in the eye of the beholder and I didn
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Sloppy UI – A collection of sloppy iOS7 UIs(sloppyui.tumblr.com)
241 points by romain_dardour 13y ago|175 comments
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by romain_dardour 13y ago
With a minimal amount of work, dsowers could implement support for hull.io and implement comments exactly as he'd want to - disclaimer: I work there.
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by romain_dardour 13y ago
Find a company you'd want to work in, contact them. If you don't find one, build it. You're passionate enough to have written this. Most people do not. Don't let this situation destroy it. My co-founder lived in that kind of company for 2 y
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by romain_dardour 13y ago
Having a professional logo gives it a more polished first contact. For a tool that makes disparate bits easier to use it's part of the contract. Who cares how it's made when it brings convenience to the table?
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by romain_dardour 13y ago
You should take a look at aura.js ( http://github.com/aurajs/aura ). Abstracts many of the steps of this article (require.js, bower...) and offers a decoupled architecture for scalable and well structured apps. There's also a yeoman generat
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by romain_dardour 13y ago
Actually you can combine middleman and dynamic pages to get fast static pages and still keep a few dynamic endpoints. We did this on our website http://hull.io for email registration, and blogged about it here : http://blog.hull.io/post/
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by romain_dardour 13y ago
http://hull.io - social platform as a service
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by romain_dardour 13y ago
I don't believe it's gonna roll that way with developers. They want full control and access to their data and Facebook is not the kind.
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by romain_dardour 13y ago
Making end users pay is a huge barrier to entry for startups. Not all can afford it. And App.net is there to play zookeeper, and could shut them down if they do anything out of bounds. For users this is great but for startups it's hugely da
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by romain_dardour 13y ago
We're really sorry about this. We're taking heavy traffic, and our Redis instance is getting hammered, which is why certain inits are breaking. Actually, all those trackers are an oversight from me. We have tracking both from the app (it ha
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Try hull.io now with our interactive playground(hull.io)
10 points by romain_dardour 13y ago|2 comments
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Show HN : Hullstache, The best way to grow a mustache(hull.github.com)
2 points by romain_dardour 14y ago|0 comments
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by romain_dardour 14y ago
While I agree about the "no reinventing the wheel" part (after all that's one of the benefits of our product), I think Cappucino had made some choices that the random developer could not come to terms with. I don't think that this is due to
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The perfect Almost-Static-Site Setup(blog.hull.io)
3 points by romain_dardour 14y ago|0 comments
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Clouseau.js, a node library that ensures your JS app works as expected.(blog.hull.io)
2 points by romain_dardour 14y ago|0 comments
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by romain_dardour 14y ago
The 99% aren't customers. They're the product.
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by romain_dardour 14y ago
You're trying to sell people an Idea, this is a survey. Getting people to pay for stuff is not the same as asking them if they would. People don't buy Ideas, they buy Value.

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