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by rudyrigot 12y ago
If this interest you guys, you will most likely be interested by what we do over at prismic.io too. Basically, we're a service too, we output content as JSON too, and are very focused on versioning too; but we also have what we call th
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by rudyrigot 12y ago
With the time you have, start a startup that solves this! \o/ (Yes, I am very serious!)
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by rudyrigot 12y ago
Well, that other news of the day seems to bring an alternative: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7738801
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by rudyrigot 13y ago
This is a great use case for prismic.io! Since all of your content is structured and delivered through your API, you can simply pull it from your application, and use the content the way you want. Look at me take an existing Bootstrap site,
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by rudyrigot 13y ago
Indeed, you need to set up your application yourself, with your technology of choice. You want to watch that "Getting started" video to get a better understanding of how to do that: https://developers.prismic.io/do
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by rudyrigot 13y ago
Google Drive is great for writing unversioned content that you don't need to deliver elsewhere and/or manipulate programmatically; I use it myself a lot for this kind of tasks. But if you want your content to end up automatically
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by rudyrigot 13y ago
You get the idea roughly, although use cases are likely to go beyond that, but your mum's chocolate shop sounds like a great case to start with! :) Here is more details in video about how to get started: https://developers.p
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by rudyrigot 13y ago
There are a lot of interface optimization coming, that will indeed make your life even easier progressively. Those optimizations are all easy to make, it's all a matter of building the right ones. :) There will definitely be support fo
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Show HN: NowSpeak, early open-source speech-recognition conference call webapp(github.com)
2 points by rudyrigot 13y ago|0 comments
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by rudyrigot 13y ago
Hey, indeed, part of the easy learning curve is that all of the kits (i.e. the part that developers actually use in their projects) are open-source on GitHub: https://github.com/prismicio Also, learning how to develop with
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by rudyrigot 13y ago
We call it the "activity". It exists in two different fashions: you can view the one of the whole repository, or just focus on the one of a given document. For your front-end, you can use absolutely everything you want! Open-sourc
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by rudyrigot 13y ago
It's nice... and also very wrong, if you take the initial definition of adaptive web design! Adaptive web design as introduced by Aaron Gustafson in the "Adaptive Web Design" book has little to do with layout design, and ever
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by rudyrigot 13y ago
My MacBook was stolen in September, and it was the same for me: they were smart enough not to connect to a WiFi, and FindMyMac knows nothing about it. I requested it to lock itself, but since it never connected to a WiFi, I'm pretty su
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by rudyrigot 13y ago
I'm from France, now based in San Francisco, and the situation in France is similar to the one in Italy; some interesting startups, but you have to "know someone" to get in, and a generally conservative culture that appreciat
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by rudyrigot 13y ago
There is one use case where Facebook likes are useful, even critical: in online brand protection. Users that actively "like" your page to receive your news have been proven to "like" the page with your company's nam
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by rudyrigot 13y ago
My main distraction is noise, since I mostly work from home, and my home can be a rather noisy place sometimes (I don't live alone). The sound of the TV, for instance, can be anywhere from a nice background presence (like for a documen
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Ask HN: Why does Facebook for Android want to read my texts?
7 points by rudyrigot 13y ago|3 comments
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by rudyrigot 13y ago
You should probably talk to an immigration attorney, it depends on a loooot of factors. And let me tell you first that there is no easy road. The "obvious" answer would be to file for a H1B in April 2014, in order to hope to be al