tfranco

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What was your first design tool? This was my first one(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by tfranco 8y ago|2 comments
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by tfranco 8y ago
There is Vapor. But unlike Rails, the timing for something like this is way gone.
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by tfranco 8y ago
The intentions of the authors is for Swift to take over the world. But the way it's going, it will probably become stuck on Apple's ecosystem like Objective C.
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by tfranco 8y ago
When you bitch about your competitor and everyone discover's your have feet of clay...
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by tfranco 8y ago
Good perspective. But some examples, like Coca Cola, didn't adapt that much. The logo pretty much stayed the same since early times.
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Inside Google’s plan to make the whole web as fast as AMP(getpocket.com)
1 points by tfranco 8y ago|0 comments
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by tfranco 8y ago
Looks nice. I recognise at least one background from the library that comes with MacOS. Is that OK to use?
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ELM – JavaScript Reinvented(imaginarycloud.com)
1 points by tfranco 8y ago|1 comments
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by tfranco 8y ago
Just for the sake of completion, we covered ELM a few weeks ago: https://www.imaginarycloud.com/blog/elm-javascript-reinvente...
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by tfranco 8y ago
Interesting. We covered ELM a few weeks ago: https://www.imaginarycloud.com/blog/elm-javascript-reinvente...
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by tfranco 8y ago
Interesting... we covered ELM a few weeks ago: https://www.imaginarycloud.com/blog/elm-javascript-reinvente...
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Paginating Ruby on Rails Apps with Pagy(imaginarycloud.com)
2 points by tfranco 8y ago|0 comments
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by tfranco 8y ago
That was a milestone on the software industry.
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by tfranco 8y ago
That was prob. introduced after the Chicago build.
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by tfranco 8y ago
Slackware 4 ever.
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by tfranco 8y ago
I was a software developer back then, and I don't remember seeing a single Mac. On the other hand, Windows 95 was everywhere.
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by tfranco 8y ago
Good point. On the other hand, PEBCAK was much worst back then, as people were still trying to understand what a computer was.
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by tfranco 8y ago
That is still why Apple shines today. They have full control on the Hardware's supply chain, and a billionth fewer drivers to support.
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by tfranco 8y ago
I miss BlackOrifice and the free internet access that came with it...
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by tfranco 8y ago
until the power supply fried Interesting. Re stability, people bitched Windows 95 a lot, but I only encountered serious issues when 98 came out. XP was very stable... but don't get me started on Windows ME.
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by tfranco 8y ago
LibreOffice suffers the same issues as Star Office and others alike, and I think this is a reflection of how people get rewarded by developing open source. Adding new features gives you a lot of fame. Fixing bugs and improving things does n
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by tfranco 8y ago
LibreOffice is a nice thing until you get really serious and your day depends on a good office suite. MS Office is complex, full of bugs... but it has all the things in place that a power user needs. They gave a big though about the things
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by tfranco 8y ago
...if it only could run MS Office...
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by tfranco 8y ago
Second that. And the fact it can run MS Office. You can get some versions of Linux that are pretty stable with the right hardware, but the lack of MS Office is a total bummer. PS: First person to say that one can run MS Office using Wine, w
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by tfranco 8y ago
Won the internet
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by tfranco 8y ago
Like an RFC?
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by tfranco 8y ago
Whas the site down?
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by tfranco 9y ago
Nice post.
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Is Elm a better version of JavaScript?(imaginarycloud.com)
5 points by tfranco 9y ago|0 comments
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by tfranco 10y ago
Is this a rip off from ChitChat? https://github.com/stonesam92/ChitChat

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