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by troels 14y ago
Not to rain on the parade, but I just got started with ios and I gave up on getting AFIncrementalStore to work properly. RestKit looks much more solid to me. Can any actual ios developers (e.g. someone with more than 14 days of experience)
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by troels 14y ago
Seeing that there is an overlap with the offerings of Google Analytics and Flurry etc., would there still be a need to run both?
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by troels 14y ago
With Sinatra you add in and with Rails you taketh away. You can use Sinatra for the same things that you use Rails for, but typical use cases are API's, since there's a lot of stuff in Rails that you don't want to use if your main output is
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by troels 14y ago
Really? What kind of ammunition is that?
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by troels 14y ago
T-Mobile tried though - http://www.colourlovers.com/blog/2007/11/04/beware-t-mobile-...
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by troels 14y ago
dnsmadeeasy is a fine service too.
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by troels 14y ago
Thanks. I guess this is a bit easier for you because you are a consultancy and have lots of different projects going on. You also work in a very technical domain (I assume - really, I know little about what you're doing). Where I'm having a
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by troels 14y ago
I'm curious as to how the "real-world" programming task works. I find that most task are either new features, in which case domain knowledge is essential - e.g you need to talk to the users before you can write any code. That doesn't lend i
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by troels 14y ago
Just pray she's not from an EU country then ..
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by troels 14y ago
touché ..
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by troels 14y ago
No, but he is a police officer.
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by troels 14y ago
That's funny, but what the heck is it doing on hackernews?
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by troels 14y ago
"Humans evolved consuming only organic material from their very ..." I'm fairly sure that we still haven't adapted to consume anything but organic material.
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by troels 14y ago
You're laughing, but the other day LinkedIn actually asked me to endorse one of my contacts for "Crime fighting".
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by troels 14y ago
And the scandinavian word "kejser/keisare", which meaning is equivalent to the English "emperor" (As in "Holy roman emperor")
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by troels 14y ago
The one thing you're missing, is the USA. Europe, as a cultural whole, should really include USA. In that perspective, the map has actually changed quite a bit since year 1.
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by troels 14y ago
Also, it's so absurd that you would remember it.
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by troels 14y ago
Arguably, that is a subset of Evil.
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by troels 14y ago
There's some nice effects in there. It would probably help on the uptake if you showed how to integrate it with Bootstrap (E.g. replace the Bootstrap grid with yours)
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by troels 14y ago
I've been using MySql for the most of my career, and I did learn about relational algebra, normal forms and whatnot back in school, thank you. It's my experience that most programmers I have worked with knows about this stuff too. That asid
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by troels 14y ago
I think the main issue isn't that it is heavy to transfer, but bootstrap is a lot of code to wrap your head around, if you want to customise beyond the defaults. I think a more lightweight core could be worthwhile, although I'd rather see B
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by troels 14y ago
I realised that the logo is rendered with svg. Probably a bad idea - Just render it to PNG with an alpha channel.
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by troels 14y ago
Fair enough. I just assumed it was obvious, which is probably a bit hasty.
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by troels 14y ago
Just some quick observations. I like the general minimalistic monochrome theme. It's just the execution that lacks. Logo - The simple wordmark is fine, but you should render it with a bolder font - That thin looking plus looks cheap. Also,
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by troels 14y ago
I assume you are being sarcastic? I believe it is useful information for the owner of the web site. Whether you like it or not, people make decisions based on seemingly irrational factors, such as the design of the web site. It is particu
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by troels 14y ago
You really need to iterate a bit over the design. It looks like a train wreck on my screen.
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by troels 14y ago
Agreed. I read the article, expecting some sort of twist at the end, but it never came.
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by troels 14y ago
I'm still confused though, since the linked jsFiddle uses position:absolute. Clearly that would never work - That's pretty basic html/css wisdom. I would expect position:fixed to do work though, although your post suggest that that might no
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by troels 14y ago
Had me confused for a bit. Keeping it at the bottom is trivial. Just put it last in the html markup - right before </body>. What you meant to say seems to be "at the bottom of the screen", which prompts more questions than answers.
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by troels 14y ago
Ah yes. My first major programming adventure was an attempt to write a MIDI-tracker with TP7. As I recall, it actually sort of worked in the end.

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