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Roadmap for Balsamiq in 2010
(balsamiq.com)
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seasoup
17y ago
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seasoup
17y ago
RightJS is also not as cross browser compatible as jQuery is, just look at their selector engine, its an alias to querySelectorAll. Of course aliasing it directly is faster then checking to see if it exists and then using it if it does...
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seasoup
17y ago
37 points for posting a dilbert?
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Does Netflix Know Javascript?
(joshpowell.ulitzer.com)
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seasoup
17y ago
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seasoup
17y ago
laughs Come on paddy_m, it was mostly a joke. Last year at work, we compared lots of javascript libraries out there and discovered that they are mostly pretty difficult to compare. You have to get past the similarities and style semant
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seasoup
17y ago
Which javascript library does it pay the most to know? http://www.indeed.com/salary?q1=Programmer%2C+prototype&...
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seasoup
17y ago
Reread the statement about "enough".
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seasoup
17y ago
It's easy to be fast when you are not worried about cross-browser compatibility. The RightJS $$() function is just an alias to querySelectorAll dumped into an array. queryselectorall doesn't exist in ie6, ie7, ff3, etc, etc. My hats off t
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seasoup
17y ago
Pictures. We shop craigslist via listings with pictures. We want the pictures up front and easy to find. The map roll over would be good, or as a thumbnail on the listings. Other then that, it looks great and is a site I would use.
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seasoup
17y ago
The only not ugly code is the code you are working on right now. A month after ceasing to work on it, you'll think it's ugly too.
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seasoup
17y ago
(i) turning on the radio (traffic) maybe, if traffic is on right then and if they are covering this accident. Even then you only get one perspective, and that possibly filtered through several layers unless its from the guy in the choppe
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seasoup
17y ago
No, but my real time search engine that I created to compete with Bing! does. :)
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seasoup
17y ago
Real time search is not for researching a particular topic, that is what regular search is for. Real time search is used to find out what is happening in the world right now. For example, one day Pandora stopped playing music. I checked
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seasoup
17y ago
Checkout NIMBY in Oakland. Not sure if there are places in Menlo Park or nearby that are similar or not.
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seasoup
17y ago
I've been developing javascript for web applications and large consumer web sites for 10 years. Functional to OO to JSON notation. The ability to create a private function is a neat theoretical exercise, but the amount of code or change i
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seasoup
17y ago
the best use of twitter I ever made was when i was listening to pandora and it stopped playing. I tried a few things, figured out it wasn't my network so i thought that maybe pandora was down. i went on twitter and searched #pandora... su
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seasoup
17y ago
College is a great chance to network. Get to know people with similar goals as your own. Get to know your classmates, this is where you will meet your future co-founders. You will get out of college what you put into it, if you want to p
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seasoup
17y ago
http://ejohn.org/apps/learn/
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seasoup
17y ago
Have a percent in mind when you come in, but try and make them offer before you say the amount you have in mind. It's good negotiation to get the other guy to say the first number. Then, if they come in way below what you want, tell them
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seasoup
17y ago
This is called event delegation, they are probably using jQuery's .live() method.
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seasoup
17y ago
Ask them to sign over all rights for the company to you. Prepare to be busier then you've ever been. Launch. The worst case scenario could be that you get no users... if that happens, search out a new partner, it should be easier to find
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seasoup
17y ago
real startups have people working 16+ hours a day on the startup. This is a class, people will not work 16+ hours a day to get this out the door. I do think you can take a similar approach, and break the groups up in to 7 groups of 3 to wo
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seasoup
17y ago
After interviewing someone in person, so that you do not waste their time, have them take some time to program a take home assignment in a language of their choice. This assignment should take no more then a couple of hours and they should
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seasoup
17y ago
Desperate much? Now I feel guilty that I didn't download IE8. 8 families starved because of my neglect. Curse you Microsoft!
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seasoup
17y ago
I've used jQuery, prototype, mootools, and dojo and researched some others. jQuery is my library of choice because it is the best at DOM manipulation and events, and excellent plugin ability. Also has excellent documentation and is the mos
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seasoup
17y ago
They all work. Different places use different terms. Just don't mix/match... ie no Sign In / Logout. Sign In/Sign out is slightly less "computery" but everyone knows what all the variations do. Use the one you like best.
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Startup Weekend
(women2.org)
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seasoup
17y ago
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seasoup
17y ago
A lot of things about IE6 are not standards compliant, so it's either programs for both or program for just IE6 and there is never enough time/resources to develop for both.
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seasoup
17y ago
There are unfortunately ALOT of corporate programs that will only run on IE6. At work, our main app is optimized for IE6 but we are trying to ween our customers off of it and onto IE7... but all IE7 bugs are P2s at worst because IE6 is wha
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seasoup
17y ago
Well, you could grab a book and work through it. Or, alternatively and even better, find a personal project to do and do it.
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