sgdesign

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   by sgdesign 12y ago

   Telescope creator here. You're not wrong, there's definitely some downsides to Telescope being a single-page app. The two big ones are a longer initial loading time, and making it harder to cache the app. That being said, there ar
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   by sgdesign 12y ago

   > Also, having the user manually add callbacks for Twitter seems odd. That does sound very odd. Can you describe the problem? When did that happen?
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   by sgdesign 12y ago

   Thanks for pointing that out! As Justin said I'm still working on it, although I know it doesn't seem like it sometimes. Right now we're working on a cool new feature that will help clients estimate their design budget :)
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   by sgdesign 12y ago

   No, because "standard" paging doesn't work well for real-time apps (or even non-real time, imho. Anyway it's a complex topic…). That being said, Telescope's pagination is reflected in the URL. So if you page 4 times
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   by sgdesign 12y ago

   What made you say that? Maybe it's changed now but I don't think the site had that package? Were you able to modify content through the browser console?
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   by sgdesign 12y ago

   There's quite a few production Meteor apps. One of my favorites is https://respond.ly . There are a few more examples here: https://www.meteor.com/gallery (although that page seems a little out of date)
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   by sgdesign 12y ago

   Why? What happened? I worked a lot on the mobile version recently, is it better now?
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   by sgdesign 12y ago

   I'm the main maintainer of Telescope. Great use of the app! I'm always excited to see a Telescope site make the front page of HN :)
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   Updating to Meteor 0.9.0: What You Need to Know(discovermeteor.com)

   5 points by sgdesign 12y ago|0 comments
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    by sgdesign 12y ago

    Put this way, the solution now seems obvious: all these police problems that are happening in poor, black areas can be solved just by distributing more guns in inner cities!
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    by sgdesign 12y ago

    They both seem like very bad things to me, and I don't see how one helps with the other. Actually, they're probably two self-reinforcing parts of the same problem…
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    by sgdesign 12y ago

    Relevant: my post about my experiences hiring logo designers on Fiverr from last week: https://medium.com/@sachagreif/in-the-past-couple-years-star... (HN thread here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?
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    by sgdesign 12y ago

    Author here. Just to address the point that just because these logos are based on stock templates, doesn't mean they are rip-offs: 1. If you read the original article, you'll see that the second designer assured me in writing that
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    by sgdesign 12y ago

    I think you can disrupt the design industry without setting up a structure that condones plagiarism. So I would argue that http://studio.envato.com/ or even http://www.squarespace.com/logo/ are better
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    Show HN: Automated email newsletters for Telescope (open-source HN clone)(telesc.pe)

    1 points by sgdesign 12y ago|0 comments
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    Read Discover Meteor for free in Italian, Spanish, Russian, Polish, and Korean(discovermeteor.com)

    1 points by sgdesign 12y ago|0 comments
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    by sgdesign 12y ago

    Definitely. The goal of the graph was to provide a visual metaphor, not to be accurate in any way.
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    The Product Spectrum(medium.com)

    5 points by sgdesign 12y ago|3 comments
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    by sgdesign 12y ago

    Looks cool! Any plans to support Meteor apps, since you're already using Meteor? It would be awesome to have a Telescope image!
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    by sgdesign 12y ago

    Thanks! Great initiative by the way!
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    by sgdesign 12y ago

    Thanks for suggesting Folyo! The fact that it wasn't on the list already makes me think I'm not doing my job well enough...
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    by sgdesign 12y ago

    Congratulations! I hope you guys will be able to share some of the advice you get, could be helpful for Sidebar :)
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    by sgdesign 12y ago

    I'm always amazed at how we have laws for every little thing (or more accurately, against every little thing). Maybe it's the coder in me but it just seems so inefficient, like an if…else if… with dozens of conditions…
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    Tokyo Meteor Meetup #1, June 26(meetup.com)

    1 points by sgdesign 12y ago|0 comments
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    Improving the Performance of Your Meteor App(discovermeteor.com)

    7 points by sgdesign 12y ago|0 comments
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    by sgdesign 12y ago

    Nice. Reminds me a lot of https://www.gitbook.io We actually ended up building our own Gitbook/Bitbooks for Discover Meteor, in Meteor. And we also have a Middleman implementation, although Middleman does 90% of the work ou
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    by sgdesign 12y ago

    Looks promising! Good luck with the book :)
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    by sgdesign 12y ago

    Looks nice! In the same space, there's also Respondly: https://respond.ly/ I've found it hard to pull myself away from Gmail and use these apps though, old habits are hard to change…
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    by sgdesign 12y ago

    I agree the first sentence is a bit awkward (I would suggest something like "Learn all the important rules and errors, from elementary to advanced"), but what's wrong with the second example?
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    by sgdesign 12y ago

    By the way, Richard is also the guy behind JavaScript Is Sexy ( http://javascriptissexy.com/ ), a great blog about JavaScript (I always recommend his "How To Learn JavaScript Properly" post: http://javasc