tfranco

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Web sockets in Rails 5(imaginarycloud.com)
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From design to front-end(imaginarycloud.com)
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by tfranco 11y ago
And in 2007, this was the cover of the economist: http://ubikwitus.blogspot.pt/2007/05/economist-covers-coming...
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by tfranco 11y ago
Still remember the days where one had to compile the kernel to enable sound in doom. The fact that most hardware is supported today is a blessing. And agree with the author. X11 has aging issues.
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Gmail Cheat Sheet [pdf](makeuseof.com)
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by tfranco 11y ago
Wine, always have wine at the office to celebrate wins.
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Take control of your builds Automate iOS test, build and release process(blog.imaginarycloud.com)
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TDD in iOS(blog.imaginarycloud.com)
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Some thoughts on TDD test coverage(blog.imaginarycloud.com)
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Build and release iOS apps made easy(blog.imaginarycloud.com)
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by tfranco 12y ago
"It would be far easier to talk about and praise the successes, but I find mistakes an interesting topic nonetheless, mainly because they are very useful in bettering the learning process."
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Why Software Architecture Matters(blog.imaginarycloud.com)
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Useful Tools for iOS Developers(blog.imaginarycloud.com)
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by tfranco 12y ago
Aprox. every 5 years, the software industry moves from fat client thin server to thin server fat client (and vice-versa). In 2008 Rails had a great hype on the fat server era. We're on the fat client now, with JS taking the lead. Give
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by tfranco 12y ago
w00t!
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by tfranco 12y ago
Nice presentation.