thegaw

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   by thegaw 10y ago

   Ah, yes! I had it set up like that in the beginning, but turned it off because I wasn't sure what the expected outcome was. Can flip it back and add a "reset" button for the Adjusters. Thanks for the feedback.
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   by thegaw 10y ago

   Hey, thanks for the feedback. Thought the same thing. I released an update for them a few minutes ago https://github.com/tylergaw/colorme/pull/4 I've been using it on an iPhone 6 and it's better. I
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   by thegaw 12y ago

   I wrote the post. I'll speak to that last part. I commented elsewhere in the thread about this too. I included the part about not knowing for two reasons. 1) I couldn't figure out a way to write an explanation of the bitwise OR op
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   by thegaw 12y ago

   haha, knew I was gonna get called out on that one! That is super interesting and spot on in my case. Would love to see your talk. When I got to that part of the article I stared researching bitwise operators to try and give a short explanat
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   by thegaw 12y ago

   Yes, you can! Which is totally cool. There is a sample app written in JS that uses Xcode. They have it set up with a main.js file, they use the same ObjC.registerSubclass to create an AppDelegate. Then they have .xib for the interface. You
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   by thegaw 12y ago

   I haven't seen anything official, but I think you can. Mavericks introduced Code Signing for applets http://macosxautomation.com/mavericks/codesign/02.html so you can at the very least distribute JS Apps. The