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Cross-cultural design in web-apps(imaginarycloud.com)
1 points by tfranco 6y ago|0 comments
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Example of healthcare apps with great UX/UI(imaginarycloud.com)
1 points by tfranco 7y ago|0 comments
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Why an UX Designer is essential(imaginarycloud.com)
2 points by tfranco 7y ago|0 comments
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GraphQL vs. Rest(imaginarycloud.com)
3 points by tfranco 7y ago|0 comments
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A thought on Minimalism vs. Brutalism(imaginarycloud.com)
2 points by tfranco 7y ago|0 comments
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How to keep culture while scaling(imaginarycloud.com)
1 points by tfranco 7y ago|0 comments
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by tfranco 7y ago
That will prob. only happen when something similar to the google glass can last more than 30 minutes on one battery charge.
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Large screen phones: a challenge for UX design, and human hands(imaginarycloud.com)
21 points by tfranco 7y ago|11 comments
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Angular vs. React – “I built an app in both frameworks”(imaginarycloud.com)
2 points by tfranco 7y ago|0 comments
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What Augmented Analytics Means to UX and UI Design(imaginarycloud.com)
1 points by tfranco 7y ago|0 comments
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Findings of building the same app in Vue and React(imaginarycloud.com)
2 points by tfranco 7y ago|0 comments
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UI Trends for 2020(imaginarycloud.com)
1 points by tfranco 7y ago|0 comments
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Product design tools you'll need(imaginarycloud.com)
7 points by tfranco 7y ago|0 comments
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by tfranco 8y ago
Allow me to disagree. :) I've worked on low budget one man shows. Nevertheless I did TDD all the way and, I still wrote my cap scripts to deploy and asked the client to validate the implementation was right. You might not tick all the
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by tfranco 8y ago
That's exactly the opposite of what I say in the post :)
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JavaScript async patterns quick guide(imaginarycloud.com)
2 points by tfranco 8y ago|0 comments
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by tfranco 8y ago
Shameless plug :)
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by tfranco 8y ago
Thanks. Same here. I truly respect the work that has been done on RubyMotion. Like I said in my post, brilliant people there.
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by tfranco 8y ago
Here: https://www.imaginarycloud.com/blog/node-js-admin-panels-str...
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by tfranco 8y ago
Amir, thanks for following up. Like I said in the article, I've used RubyMotion in production in the past. We were one of the early adopters and launched at least half a dozens apps in it. We payed for all our licenses. I love the prod
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by tfranco 8y ago
I've been using Rails since 2008, and participated in more than 100 projects in these last 10 years. Either by coding or managing them. Most of these were Rails projects. Moving to node is part of planning the tech that we're goin
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by tfranco 8y ago
We're on the verge of baselining a reference architecture in JavaScript for all our projects. We did the research with parity of features that already exist in Rails (Rails Admin, Devise, Sidekiq, etc). You might not need a year to, at
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by tfranco 8y ago
Thanks for summing it up. I avoided desktop because the last time I don't develop for desktop since 2008. But I take a look at some options for Ruby near that time, and I don't think the ecosystem is much different now. There wer
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by tfranco 8y ago
And that as C++ developers before that.
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by tfranco 8y ago
You need to look under which title that is, and take the context into consideration. That is one of the reasons used to justify why the community is more active that the Rails one.
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by tfranco 8y ago
I avoided the tech part because, to be honest, I don't think it is relevant now. There is many information about that on the web. And from the technology standpoint both are fit for purpose if you're going to develop a web app. Th
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by tfranco 8y ago
Sort of. How do you justify the fact that the corporate world is not coping with the technology very well?
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by tfranco 8y ago
It's not the point of being cool or not. If Java, Rails, etc works for you, please go ahead. But we work on several projects by helping a lot of people at the same time. And need a solution that fits our and our client's purpose a
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by tfranco 8y ago
Good point.
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by tfranco 8y ago
Is it?

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