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by swix 16y ago
You probably have one of the most poisonous perspectives one can have in this type of thing, this is exactly why the world sucks. There _NEVER_ is a reason to give "harsh" feedback, go read some kevin pollak or study psychology, humans are
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by swix 16y ago
Great as always, it's just sad that the competition is so much behind in js performance :( but awesome work chrome team! I have only noticed slow performance for one single thing in chrome... border-radius: Have anyone noticed that Chrome i
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by swix 16y ago
Does it now support css transitions/transforms?
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by swix 16y ago
Yeah there are ways to bridge Javascript and Objective-C, like PhoneGap does, but it's not "automatic", you'd have to code each method by method etc ... blegh I hate this, this should be transparent! :P
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by swix 16y ago
Um, well thats fine and thats what I am using, the problem is that only a few are hardware accelerated (Opacity, translate3d) are the ones I know are hardware accelerated in iOS at least. What I want is some sort of container format for mak
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by swix 16y ago
God... I LOVE HTML5 and Javascript/CSS etc, I wrote a couple of PhoneGap based apps, and to be fair I think 70% of the apps in the apple app store (Not counting games) can be created using just HTML5, most are simple list/todo/map/location
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How do you organize your projects, in folders?
1 points by swix 16y ago|1 comments
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Programming podcasts?
8 points by swix 16y ago|4 comments
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by swix 16y ago
ORM is definitely a step in the right direction, but I was thinking about something even more awesome. One can dream atleast..
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by swix 16y ago
like I said further down the thread, I don't hate "SQL" the language itself, I hate the time I have to spend writing queries, I see it as some kind of "extra layer of butter" between the website/app and me. I would like to automate it more
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by swix 16y ago
Depends, a lot of python/php and javascript/html5 stuff for frontend. Web stuff basically.
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by swix 16y ago
I have, I have actually worked with financial systems using Oracle, Forms etc, but even with that it's hell. I don't HATE "SQL" the language itself, I think it's very clever, beautiful etc. What I don't like is the whole part of actually cr
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I hate queries
27 points by swix 16y ago|49 comments
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by swix 16y ago
Here in Costa Rica it varies a lot between working for government or private companies, but a good salary for software development .NET, Java etc with experience is around USD $2500 per month, entry level or recently graduated around 1500-2