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by thomasfl 15y ago
The iPad is all about user experience. I like the design,typ and details like the dingbats in the title field. Keep up the good work.
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by thomasfl 15y ago
Hyvää Suomi viikonloppuna.
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by thomasfl 15y ago
Google+?
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by thomasfl 15y ago
I prefer coffescript https://gist.github.com/1277567
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by thomasfl 15y ago
The optionally static types in the Dart language seems like a good idea. You get both beautiful, simple code, like in Ruby, and the possibility to speed up execution by adding types later. On the other hand, you still don't have the great c
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by thomasfl 15y ago
Steve Jobs deserved an upvote record on hacker news.
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by thomasfl 15y ago
If you don't like GitHubs pricing model, just download and install Gitorious on your own server. It's open source.
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by thomasfl 15y ago
Hibernate is annotations gone wild.
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by thomasfl 15y ago
It's more convenient with a minified source layoung around somewhere. Also it's quite small: (function(a){function j(a){d=a||"all"}function i(a,c,d){var g,h;d===undefined&&(d=c,c="all"),a=a.replace(/\s/g,""),g=a.split(","),g.forEach
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Ask HN: Why doesn't Apple have a mobile site?(apole.com)
2 points by thomasfl 15y ago|0 comments
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by thomasfl 15y ago
Liked the down to earth tips. Websites like this are really design products. If it's not graphic design, it's service design. The technical stuff is comes second.
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by thomasfl 15y ago
I noticed lots of the background CGI is architectural elements. We'll probably see this techniques used by architects to visualize their projects with moving images that includes real people.
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by thomasfl 15y ago
The streets here in Oslo is filled with patrolling soldiers now. Normally you only see a few policemen, and they are almost always unarmed. The guy they have arrested for the massacre may face 21 years in prison.
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by thomasfl 15y ago
I really like the constraints you set on your project: "Build a CMS, no forms allowed". Aloha and other wysiwyg editors can hide the CMS almost totally. Using RDFa to store content is not a bad idea.
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by thomasfl 15y ago
Yes it probably would. The API is also accessible from client side javascript. So you could create admin pages in 100% javascript like in HiFi.
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by thomasfl 15y ago
The simplest way to design an API, is to use an existing one. I work with a CMS where JSON documents are posted using the WebDAV protocol. Settings for documents and folders are all set with the PROPPATCH verb. The WebDAV protocol has defin
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by thomasfl 15y ago
I like the feature-as-app paradigm, but the article says nothing about the underlying API. I have used a CMS the last couple of years at work, where documents are stored as JSON files on the server using WebDAV protocol, which off course is
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by thomasfl 15y ago
Would love to see if it could detect more scripting languages and frameworks than PHP.
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by thomasfl 15y ago
Great tutorial if you want to create buttons form scratch in photoshop with and use css sprites. What I would like to see, is a simple javascript api on top to generate all the nitty gritty css in the browser. That's excatly what sproutcore
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by thomasfl 15y ago
Looks good. BTW. Does anyone know any good web based sql modeling tools? If not, jsplumb would be a good basis for the gui part.
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by thomasfl 15y ago
The combo SQLlite locally and PostgreSQL on server works great. I don't want any funny business logic in my database. SQLLite Manager for Firefox works well as a RDBMS.
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by thomasfl 15y ago
Gitorious is both a free site and an open sourced project web app. Strange this hasn't been mentioned before in this thread.
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by thomasfl 15y ago
That's just great. Alex has managed to find a way to use window.onpostate to hijack the back button.
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by thomasfl 15y ago
The animated Nordkyn logo is really beautiful and clever http://www.visitnordkyn.com/ (turn on flash to see). Also, brown is back!
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by thomasfl 15y ago
Good read. There is way to many native mobile apps out there that could have been mobile web apps.
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by thomasfl 16y ago
This is quite useful when you don't remember the name of a tag. With html5 there's lots of new tagnames to remember.
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by thomasfl 16y ago
I ♥ Heroku ☺ too!
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by thomasfl 16y ago
Finally something useful hacker news. I have been reading way to much hacker news lately, and my colleagues have started to take notice. Next month I hope someone could make a html source code theme for hacker news.
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by thomasfl 16y ago
Upvote here if you too have discovered sql injection vulnerabilities in your own web apps.
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JitterJam aquired for $6M(bizjournals.com)
1 points by thomasfl 16y ago|0 comments

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