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by sirrele 9y ago
I would say yes, and if you are working with BLE, a lot of the time you have too. Imagine building some hardware that interfaces with an app and connects via BLE. Maybe the hardware could have two different physical pieces that exchange dat
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by sirrele 9y ago
Have you been to a VR gaming center yet? IMAX ( http://imaxvr.imax.com/ ) is one of them in LA. I thought it was fun and could see this as an area of growth for VR.
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Ask HN: Developing Web Apps with Brave
1 points by sirrele 9y ago|0 comments
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by sirrele 9y ago
Node.js + Loopback + Angular2 + MySQL
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by sirrele 9y ago
I would personally start with Node.js, and specifically Loopback. Its extremely powerful, and will make sense to you from an API perspective. Get an understanding of Models and get them attached to a local MySQL serve so you can Query data.
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by sirrele 9y ago
He is having a hard time staying awake! lol
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by sirrele 9y ago
I use OneNote! It's probably the only Microsoft software that I use, but its amazing. You are able to create Notebooks, that contain section-groups, sections, and pages. You can draw, record, paste, etc. https://www.onenote.
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Why not Loopback?
1 points by sirrele 9y ago|0 comments
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It doesn't matter if you are right OR wrong
1 points by sirrele 9y ago|1 comments
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External Accessory Framework
1 points by sirrele 9y ago|0 comments
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by sirrele 9y ago
Looks pretty awesome! Will for sure need to read the documentation. Anyone know how stable it is?
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by sirrele 9y ago
It really depends on the budget/time that you have. Are you more comfortable with Android or Full-Stack Web? If web, I would say of course build out a web solution and make it mobile friendly (MEAN: MySQL, Loopback, Ng2, Node). If you
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by sirrele 9y ago
I would say that you need to start looking into frameworks if your goal is to build a custom CMS. I have done this on many production projects using the MEAN stack (MySQL, Loopback, Ng2, and Node). There is a lot to take on if you go this r
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by sirrele 9y ago
hmmmm? Did see a library lol
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Brave, love it, but please fix this
4 points by sirrele 10y ago|0 comments
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by sirrele 10y ago
What part of it is great? I think it recently became a lot better since the light rail now goes to Santa Monica, but that was VERY recent. Previously, I thought it really needed to improved. No where near cities like SF, NYU, or Boston.
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by sirrele 10y ago
So lets push this a little farther. What type of "world-class" application? Do you want to do a mobile app, web app, desktop? C++ is an amazing language, and I use it almost everyday. However, I develop most of my applications wit
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by sirrele 10y ago
Dope. Thanks for the post!
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by sirrele 10y ago
This may not answer your initial question, but I hope it helps with your overall objective. I would argue that there is a commonality in successful business venture solutions. The software often serves to replace an archaic(frequently so) a
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by sirrele 10y ago
Really enjoyed this post, seriously, thank you.
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by sirrele 10y ago
Sorry for my crappy grammar. I am a little tired.
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by sirrele 10y ago
I think you are on the lower end for Seattle. You should be at least at 100k and thats with mid-senior level. I am in LA over 100K and I going to NYC and will be at 130k. When I did go lower, I loved my job, but our profession isn't so
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by sirrele 10y ago
This was an annoying read. His thought process and lack of content was concerning..
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by sirrele 10y ago
If you are just doing an html5 site, then just throw your project in AWS's s3. Its easy, and not much to think about. If you are connected to a DB and have users I would say get an EC2 up and configure it with your needs.
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by sirrele 10y ago
PLEASE check out electron! It is amazing! You wont be disappointed