taude

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901.
by taude 13y ago
Exactly this. Most people's huge, monolithic apps should be partitioned out into smaller, more modular apps. They're easier for multiple developers to work on, they're easier to spec out, they can have their own optimization
902.
by taude 13y ago
We're using it in a responsive website that renders on tablets...not quite mobile, and not delivered via a packaged web-view app. It performs fine for 99% t of our use cases on more modern tablets. Most JavaScript apps suck on < i
903.
by taude 13y ago
We didn't actually find the documentation and examples that bad. I had a team of heavy front-end (html/css/Jquery) developers get up to speed in knockout fairly easily. It would have been a nightmare explaining to them how t
904.
by taude 13y ago
It's not. And not everything should be architected as a SPA, but more likely multiple page SPAs. Your users probably don't go to every module of a large app with the same frequency...
905.
by taude 13y ago
It's a direct connection into the docs of the API you're working with and not necessarily about saving a couple keystrokes. When I had it available to me, I'd often use it to explore the class or object I'm working with.
906.
Keurig is locking down its coffee makers to keep out cheap refills(theverge.com)
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907.
by taude 13y ago
It sounds like someone soon will being reinventing OLE (Object linking and embedding)...which scares me a lot. Maybe call it MOLE - mobile object linking and embedding?
908.
by taude 13y ago
I hope by native renaissance, you aren't referring to "only on Apple iOS"
909.
by taude 13y ago
Better yet, how long does it take to update those 95 bookmarks?
910.
by taude 13y ago
I was hoping for that 41 megapixel camera that seems to be pretty excellent...that would have been interesting.
911.
by taude 13y ago
Didn't even read the OP. And this first comment sums up what I was already thinking. No need to even read further down. Next.
912.
by taude 13y ago
Totally agree with you 110% on the passive-aggressive thing. I've been on east coast now (Boston) for about 16 years. I've grown to appreciate knowing where I stand with people.
913.
by taude 13y ago
So many companies and hiring managers get hiring wrong. This is a classic example.
914.
by taude 13y ago
I have one project using Angular in this manner, and it's great for it (I don't use Angular's routing system). Another project is using Knockout.JS. I prefer the Knockout method when integrating with a lot of 3rd party&#x2F
915.
by taude 13y ago
that's a great one. going to have to use that one.
916.
by taude 13y ago
One thing people don't really think about is that this whole notion of SPA is kind of a pipe-dream, overkill. There might be some apps that are really a single page application (likely just those simple, demo add task apps), but most
917.
by taude 13y ago
I, am/was a big fan of Angular, but on a recent project decided we didn't have the right team composition for a lot of the coding styles and complexities angular introduces. We went with a JQuery/Knockout solution, too. Some
918.
by taude 13y ago
The big takeaway I got from the article is that unlike a big bank merchant account, if you need some support from Square....good luck.
919.
by taude 13y ago
Ha...I think about this all the time. I start researching something, eventually buy it. Then a ton of targeted ads show up everywhere advertising to me the product I already purchased.
920.
by taude 13y ago
I'm not convinced they were a FB employee, as I'd expect better spin. And commentary. Especially given the target audience of this site.
921.
by taude 13y ago
1) Any high-level language that runs in the Java VM. Because 1) there's tons of open source libraries 2) syntactic sugar for devs 3) operational stability of the VM 4) flexibility of running it on both open source and closed source OS
922.
by taude 13y ago
Love him or hate him, this list of reading he's providing looks pretty good. Time for me to write the 2 Hour Body or the 1 Hour MBA.
923.
by taude 13y ago
And that space has a ton of competitors in it now, too. Some heavy hitters like Podio, Asana, Zoho. I don't see any reason why some of 37's other products can't get rolled up into Basecamp as features/modules though.
924.
by taude 13y ago
Pictures or drawings? I don't know anyone who uses Paper for all their pictures. Maybe it's an image editor now?
925.
by taude 13y ago
Because 1) they likely have the actual recording on file 2) they are the service company that wants to convince us to continue using them.
926.
by taude 13y ago
Yes. Agree with this. At some point, though, I feel the same about everything... Queue up someone commenting that their feed doesn't look anything like the polish of a feed in a Facebook ad. :)
927.
by taude 13y ago
All tech companies/startups are starting to look the same. Maybe the same marketing/ad company has a contract with the entire valley? Edit: Changed "Silicon Valley" to tech...since this common feel is more about the lat
928.
by taude 13y ago
I think the direction Facebook is going with splitting the services in to apps that solve different use cases is a good thing. Let the user use their social graph in the specific ways they want/need to. Personally, I mostly use FB for
929.
by taude 13y ago
Note: these questions aren't related to the article, but at sourcing.io who's blog is writing content. I'm trying to figure out how sourcing.io gets it's developers. As a techie, there was no obvious way for me to put up
930.
by taude 13y ago
If you don't know JavaScript, you're really handicapped using any form of higher-level language wrapper. Coffeescript is syntax sugar. Run into problems or library incompatibility with other components and you don't know Ja

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