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by trb 15y ago
Sounds similar to the Pyramid web framework for Python, which skips controllers too: http://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/pyramid/en/1.2-branch... I prefer this approach over the usual web-mvc. It's important to note that a view is not
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by trb 15y ago
Aside from the API having no access restrictions (and therefore has to be internal), it's providing pure data, no html. The template rendering would have to be done in JS, which means that the templates have to be delivered to the browser.
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by trb 15y ago
Using Chrome13 on Ubuntu, when I try to use the Drag&Drop Demo, the draggable element jumps to the lower right corner of the mouse cursor. In the slider demo, rapidly clicking multiple times on the left or right arrow to increase/decrea
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by trb 15y ago
Ah yes, that's the one. Imho, it's an interesting concept and very useful for niche information, but can't replace the more semantic tags in html5.
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by trb 15y ago
Semantic tags simply carry meaning in themselves whereas div-tags don't. There was a campaign to use standardized attributes to convey meaning (the campaigns name escapes me at the moment), but that's just a hack. Just an example, if you wa
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by trb 15y ago
This breaks down as soon as you have dependencies, e.g. a family, as you can't simply abandon your source of income. But aside from that, just because it takes a couple of years to grow a business into profitability doesn't make it not wort
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by trb 15y ago
Don't you think it's a bit unfair to call everyone who works long hours incompetent? I've seen point two that edw519 made a few times. If there's not enough work to pay for another employee, but just enough to pay for your kids college tuit
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by trb 15y ago
Screen is a bit like a window manager for consoles. I use it to start multiple (software) servers without daemon mode. I can then switch between their outputs with screen. Screen also detaches the console from your ssh session. In my case t
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by trb 15y ago
I don't like the way this article, and many others like it, disregard peoples ability to be malicious. They portray all humans as good-natured, kind and helpful, and while this is true for the overwhelming majority, the small percentage to
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by trb 15y ago
Maybe not capable, but surely more focused? As far as I know there are no elections that change the top leadership every few years. This way they have a larger interest in planning beyond their political term and the private industry has le
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by trb 15y ago
I worked with a coequal person who often bugged me as I spend less time in the office than he did. I guess he saw me as a colleague who didn't pull his weight. But I was more productive than him. I got my stuff done and left, whereas he nee
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by trb 15y ago
I wonder how Antisec or LulzSec are supposed to bring about change. The interviewee talks about educating and changing people to fight corruption and abuse, but I'm not sure that is happening. For example, look at his involvement in the Tun
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by trb 15y ago
It should be common design sense to think about what the users wants to accomplish and how to help them achieve their goal faster. It would make a lot of interfaces much more pleasant to use. It doesn't take a lot of time. The html for a si
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by trb 15y ago
Ah, that was what my assumption. In that case, you are likely targeting everyone, so you should make it very clear what the benefit of your service is. Be very blunt, maybe something like "Manage your gift-getting for any occasion".
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by trb 15y ago
Whom are you targeting? I have never heard of a gift registry, so unless you are targeting only people that already know the term, try to describe the general purpose of your app. Copyblogger is a nice resource on how to write marketing tex
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by trb 15y ago
Some rather social search terms: http://hntrends.jerodsanto.net/?q=they%2Cwe%2Cyou%2Ci I don't understand why "they" doesn't occur. Maybe a bug? http://hntrends.jerodsanto.net/?q=they+deserve%2Cwe+deserve%... http://hntrends.jerodsanto