scwoodal

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by scwoodal 9y ago
I had it on for a day and the constant context switching was annoying. I flipped the setting back so that the default toolbar (volume, esc, brightness etc) is always displayed. I still don't like it at all. I'll sometimes look up
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by scwoodal 10y ago
Having recently been apart of a new SAML implementation, avoid it if you can. The technology behind it feels solid (passing signed/encrypted messages around) and using an Identity Provider like Active Directory is an easy choice but af
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by scwoodal 10y ago
What are the common use cases for this scenario?
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by scwoodal 10y ago
Thank you for the quick reply. It sounds like the type of project we could use some day. I appreciate your work and kudos to the Clarity team on the release.
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by scwoodal 10y ago
Can you speak about the long term VMware strategy of this project regarding on-going development? Part of my team's decision making process to use open source projects like this (nice work btw) is to get a feel if the primary contribut
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by scwoodal 10y ago
To give users who have java script enabled (the address bar updates) the feel of an SPA and the full page reload jank doesn't take place.
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by scwoodal 10y ago
There are a few different strategies when using intercooler. If clients not having java script available is a big concern the server can always return fully rendered pages and have intercooler pick out the elements from the response that ne
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by scwoodal 10y ago
> I admit I'm not familiar with that. But how would it deal with clients without JS support? One could include two attributes: <a href="/foobar" ic-get-from="/foobar">foobar</a>
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by scwoodal 10y ago
You can set a meta tag to force IC to use "data-" attributes which passes validation. <meta name="intercoolerjs:use-data-prefix" content="true"/>
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by scwoodal 10y ago
Not everything needs a JSON API so any client can talk to it. You're also underestimating setting up client side rendering as my experience tells me otherwise. Most of the time a django/rails rendered backend is desirable and easi
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by scwoodal 10y ago
I was a long time pjax/turbolinks user but always felt like I was pushing the boundaries of what these technologies were doing and always wished for more functionality. I tried out several client side frameworks but always felt like it
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by scwoodal 10y ago
I do the same. So much more conversation is provoked by asking questions like "what made you happy/sad today?" vs. "how was your day?"
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by scwoodal 10y ago
I'm guessing the author tried to convey a stereotype about the comments in the first paragraph. Then tried to debunk that stereotype in the rest of the post. There definitely could of been a sentence or two to help transition between t
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by scwoodal 10y ago
I felt the same way after reading the first few paragraphs. I came to the comments hoping for a TLDR.
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by scwoodal 10y ago
I read [1] a few years ago about an idea for using IMAP as the storage/sync backend for a notes app. Added bonus of the notes I write are in my mailbox so no worries about a company shutting down and losing my data. [1] http:/&#x
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by scwoodal 10y ago
My thought was the complexity would be worth it if you have a non-trivial number of users. Additionally some third party API's have rules where they expect you to back off exponentially if there are errors. You'll get your account
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by scwoodal 10y ago
I was watching a movie purchased via iTunes and it stopped playing due to the outage. I switched over to Netflix without any problems.
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by scwoodal 11y ago
It's Django flavored but take a look at this repo[1]. Disclaimer, I'm the author. It wouldn't be too much effort to abstract out the front-end and make it back-end agnostic. [1] https://github.com/scottwoodall
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Show HN: A Django and React Project Template(github.com)
4 points by scwoodal 11y ago|0 comments
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by scwoodal 11y ago
I'm a visual person so perhaps seeing some code will help. I've gutted a CRUD heavy side project that shows how I lay things out and put it on Github [1]. I left out the back end folder so this repo isn't intended to work. Th
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by scwoodal 11y ago
I primarily use Django/Django Rest Framework as the back end so web-sockets are a pain right now. I'm looking forward to when Andrew Godwin's channel work gets into Django proper where socket.io would make a lot of sense. Unl
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by scwoodal 11y ago
I spent a month playing with the different libraries and settled on the following core modules for my frontend: * redux: Keeps track of all the state (UI and domain) in a single object. * immutable.js: Obviously for the immutable data struc
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by scwoodal 11y ago
They could figure it out but there's no value so why bother.
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Show HN A Django app that automatically reloads your browser when a file changes(github.com)
2 points by scwoodal 11y ago|0 comments
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by scwoodal 11y ago
> So Dutton and his staff anesthetized her to figure out what was going on. An exploratory surgery revealed a tumour in her uterus that had spread to the abdominal wall. It was terminal, Dutton said, so they euthanized her on the operati
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by scwoodal 12y ago
My wife and I do something similar. We give our daughter (she's almost three) a few choices with most anything that involves a decision. A trivial example would be that if we're eating something that is traditionally a finger food
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Show HN: Tinyplate – A lightweight dashboard powered by Bootstrap(github.com)
5 points by scwoodal 12y ago|1 comments
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by scwoodal 12y ago
Are the v0.11 docs available anywhere other than the Github markdown files?
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Upload Files To Google Drive/Docs via Email(sendtogdocs.com)
1 points by scwoodal 14y ago|0 comments