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senorprogrammer
16y ago
I think there's some real merit to this comment. In reading the original post, I didn't realize the image embedded in it was the ad itself and not just a screen from the game. You might consider consulting someone experienced in creating ad
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16y ago
Thanks for the feedback Warwick. GPS integration is definitely on the development path.
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16y ago
This is Chris, one of the authors of Climb It. I just want to clarify that it isn't yet available for purchase as it hasn't been accepted in the App Store yet. We'll certainly let everyone know when it is and we really appreciate any prior
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16y ago
And in case the upvotes dont' convey the sentiment, yes, I think we would be interested.
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18y ago
For the record, I revised the first post from "ORM" to "database abstraction layer". A number of the more intelligent counter-points to that were correct; stating that one should only use an ORM was unintentionally too domain-specific.
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18y ago
Cetainly, and if you're setting out to build a framework then by all means build a framework. Or if you're setting out to improve a library then by all means, improve the library. But if you're setting to build a web app chances are it's fo
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18y ago
As am I, since I use Rails every day. However the number of DHHs and Ezras in the world vs. the number of us regular ol' web developers is quite small. There's a reason the rest of us should take advantage of the labours of the few rather t
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18y ago
Oddly I didn't expect the "property/object" one to be the most contentious! Who knew? Perhaps that one suffers more from brevity than all the others. The observation stems from seeing reams of web app code that take in form data (or raw da
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18y ago
That is indeed what I meant though of course it is not an absolute statement. As a general rule of thumb, inside your own web application, passing objects rather than raw data will lead to easier to read & debug code, quite likely at th