rywalker

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by rywalker 13y ago
Yeah — famo.us is a javascript tool like D3, jQuery, etc. So I think use cases are more centered around new and interesting interface concepts, that could be applied within a wide variety of specific apps.
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What are some good use cases for famo.us?(lister.io)
3 points by rywalker 13y ago|2 comments
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by rywalker 13y ago
hmm - i don't see the author picture flash - i'm chrome 31 on osx mavericks but i don't see how that'd be very different :(
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by rywalker 13y ago
curious what browser you're using?
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by rywalker 13y ago
I actually recommend "Running Lean" by Ash Maurya as a more practical guide to the analytics.
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by rywalker 13y ago
My switch from Microsoft to the world of open source 8 years ago was like taking the red pill — absolutely transformation in how I thought about and now build software.
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The current challenges of building a Meteor app(differential.io)
5 points by rywalker 13y ago|0 comments
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by rywalker 13y ago
Doesn't seem to be working for me - just get message "we dispatched the elves to get your trip details, hold tight"
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by rywalker 13y ago
Thanks for sharing Andy — I'm preparing a talk "Applying Lean Startup to the Enterprise" and will reference your post :) Great looking Ghost blog too, btw.
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by rywalker 13y ago
@neya have you tried Meteor yet? I am a Rails dev since 0.8 — but since moving to Meteor the past few months, I'll not go back to Rails.
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by rywalker 13y ago
I have more faith in open-source community to fix warts vs. closed-source Microsoft. I did ASP.NET back when it launched, and Microsoft wasn't setup to really listen to developers like the Meteor team is.
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by rywalker 13y ago
Meteor has publication/subscription system that ships only data you specify w/ very fast communication w/ server.
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by rywalker 13y ago
it was us — HN blew up the single dyno the site was running on.
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by rywalker 13y ago
Thanks for identifying those issues — bugs we'll fix.
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by rywalker 13y ago
Of course ASP.NET was closed source, and from Microsoft — Meteor is open-source, and is being driven by a small team.
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by rywalker 13y ago
Broken javascript app? you're implying that all Meteor apps are broken?
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by rywalker 13y ago
sorry that was a deploy to fix the "oops, this page can't be found" that was flashing before the page loads. When we deploy Meteor, it hot fixes the client (i.e. restarts the app in your browser)
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by rywalker 13y ago
Meteor has a package 'spiderable' which allows Google to index the content — we're having no problems with it.
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by rywalker 13y ago
It might take some time, but I have to agree after working in Meteor for a few months, the developer experience is much better than trying to do Rails/Backbone Rails/Ember or Rails/Angular.
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The four commandments of starting a tech product company(differential.io)
1 points by rywalker 13y ago|0 comments
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by rywalker 13y ago
you'll see :)
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Ask HN: Simple recruiting software?
1 points by rywalker 13y ago|2 comments
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by rywalker 13y ago
This must be a joke.
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Don't be a startup martyr(differential.io)
26 points by rywalker 13y ago|7 comments
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Is Lean Startup helpful?(differential.io)
1 points by rywalker 13y ago|0 comments
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by rywalker 13y ago
1) Smaller accelerators (especially university-based ones) will accept ideas — for example, Xavier University is accepting applications right now http://www.xavier.edu/williams/xlab/ 2) Angel investors will someti
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by rywalker 13y ago
Great screencast @mathec — loving Meteor!
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Best Books to Read for Entrepreneurs(lister.io)
1 points by rywalker 13y ago|1 comments
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by rywalker 13y ago
Cincinnati's got a great startup scene. What skills are you bringing to the table?
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Biggest Names in Startup World(lister.io)
1 points by rywalker 13y ago|0 comments

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