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The Trouble with Erlang (or Erlang is a ghetto) (2011)(unlimitednovelty.com)
1 points by vais 10y ago|0 comments
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by vais 11y ago
> It's currently at 259k for the min version. It's only 59.0 KB, see http://cdn.opalrb.org/opal/current/opal.min.js
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100ms to Glass with Rails and Turbolinks(nateberkopec.com)
1 points by vais 11y ago|0 comments
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Ruby-fying JavaScript: Timeout(funkworks.blogspot.com)
2 points by vais 11y ago|0 comments
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But your kids are gonna love it(opalist.co)
1 points by vais 11y ago|0 comments
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Opalist – get the latest news and tutorials for Opal (Ruby-to-JS compiler)(opalist.curated.co)
2 points by vais 11y ago|0 comments
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React.rb – An Opal Ruby Wrapper for React.js(github.com)
3 points by vais 12y ago|0 comments
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by vais 12y ago
The author has a nice write-up on the motivation behind it here: http://jgaskins.org/blog/2015/1/17/clearwater-a-front-end-we...
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Ruby front-end MVC framework(github.com)
2 points by vais 12y ago|1 comments
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NIST Closed, NIST and Affiliated Web Sites Not Available(healthcare.nist.gov)
1 points by vais 13y ago|0 comments
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by vais 16y ago
Downloaded it for the Find in Page feature and uninstalled pretty much immediately - I thought it would be serious competition for my Find In Page plugin for Safari and finally deliver this functionality in a native way. Instead, over 60%
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by vais 17y ago
In case anyone's interested in pedantic details, the color appears to be #0033CC (not #0044CC) and it can best be described as STRONG VIOLET (according to the Color Curious iPhone app).
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Scroll to bottom of page on iPhone Safari [iTunes](itunes.apple.com)
1 points by vais 17y ago|0 comments
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by vais 17y ago
Please add the ability to search.
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by vais 17y ago
I think tilt-scrolling would be quite unusable, albeit a nice optional feature - would be nice to play with it to see if it really works. There is definitely a problem with scrolling on the iPhone when it comes to long pages - making scroll
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by vais 17y ago
Yep. Or Windows Mobile (shudder). They all got in-page search. How that got left out of the Safari design is beyond me. The other thing that got left out is the ability to scroll to the bottom of the page - there is scroll to top, but no sc
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by vais 17y ago
Context: "How to become rich even if nobody is following you on twitter" ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1107828 ) - my "1$ a day" app now "...one of the most useful applications you've ever installed on your iPhone."
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"...one of the most useful applications you've ever installed on your iPhone."(readwriteweb.com)
1 points by vais 17y ago|3 comments
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by vais 17y ago
Absolutely stunning on OS X Safari - unbelievably responsive!
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by vais 17y ago
More info on color names: colordictionary.info And an app that can help add some objectivity to your color perception: colorcurious.com Both made by a Russian guy :)
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by vais 17y ago
Does not do anything funny on the iPhone (tried both the mobile and regular version of the site).
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by vais 17y ago
Cappuccino and Objective-J nicely abstract all of these away: http://cappuccino.org
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by vais 17y ago
Apple has finally made a netbook - and they did it on their terms. Bravo!
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by vais 17y ago
I find the topic of color dictionaries fascinating. I compiled some information while working on an app here: http://colordictionary.info and made my color dictionary data available for download as a Ruby hash here: http://colordictionar
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by vais 17y ago
As the blog post author pointed out, let's not miss "a forest for the trees" - the post is not about THIS bookmarklet (as much as I'd like it to be, for self-serving reasons) or some other bookmarklet. MobileOrchard blog is for developers,
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by vais 17y ago
dreyfiz, thank you for the kind words throughout! Hacker News readership can be a tough crowd, but I wouldn't want to have it any other way ;) Thoughtful comments (i.e. where the reader took the time to do a little bit of research before co
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by vais 17y ago
iCab looks pretty cool - well worth checking out for its rich feature set. On the other hand, I feel that switching from Safari to a different browser merely for the sake of in-page search would be overkill (like using a hammer to swat a fl
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by vais 17y ago
I see how packaging up an existing bookmarklet and selling it is an app could indeed be construed as unfair (although, a point could be made about the added value of the package itself). Creating an original piece of software, on the other
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by vais 17y ago
Here are 5 reasons: http://findinpage.blogspot.com/2010/01/what-makes-this-find-...
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IPhone app that isn't(mobileorchard.com)
32 points by vais 17y ago|20 comments

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