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by veesahni 12y ago
From the tagline, I thought this was a joke.. since "hide your header on scroll" implies default browser behaviour (i.e. position:static)
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How to think in AngularJS if coming from jQuery(stackoverflow.com)
2 points by veesahni 12y ago|1 comments
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by veesahni 12y ago
Is it practical to create a driver abstraction that masks cross vendor issues and provides a consistent interface to the dev? Like what jquery did for browsers.
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by veesahni 12y ago
Why can't the API offer both options so you can use what makes sense on a case by case basis.
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by veesahni 12y ago
This brings back memories of ICQ and it's built in live chat thing
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by veesahni 12y ago
This is a journey, don't forget to live. Work regular hours and make time for friends & family. Make sure you get exercise, sunlight and fresh air. Believe in your vision. Setup a positive feedback drip On a positive feedback drip:
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Stanford study finds walking improves creativity(news.stanford.edu)
249 points by veesahni 12y ago|89 comments
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by veesahni 13y ago
Enterprise software companies where software is installed on premise usually have some sort of Client Services or Integration team separate from the development team. The job of the team is to take the software and get it installed on site
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by veesahni 13y ago
shameless plug: I created http://ultrahook.com which does similar but with a focussed goal of receiving webhooks on localhost.
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by veesahni 13y ago
> Maybe a mobile browser with super-aggressive caching (like not even a HEAD request for JS and CSS) appcache does something like this and is something that Firefox OS is pushing.
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by veesahni 13y ago
How applicable is this approach for a low-touch B2B SaaS business? We don't have active sales communications with customers, it's more of a value creation during the trial period. I have noticed that customers referred by their fr
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by veesahni 13y ago
However, you can't paste a string starting with "javascript:" in the address bar
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by veesahni 13y ago
On the server side, I think it's time for the lightweight web frameworks to shine - like ruby's sinatra/padrino, python's flask and equivalents in your language of choice. On the client side, I think everything still fal
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by veesahni 13y ago
Do these corporations not have security issues with these old browsers?
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by veesahni 13y ago
http://www.SupportFu.com is my primary focus. Backbone, Ruby, MongoDB, ElasticSearch, Redis. Everything lives in EC2
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by veesahni 13y ago
Excited to see Docker's rapid climb. This is the right product at the right time.
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by veesahni 13y ago
Traditional help desks are over-complicated & hide your team behind "the desk" .. We solve both - http://www.supportfu.com
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by veesahni 13y ago
Padrino (it's like sinatra++)
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by veesahni 13y ago
http://www.supportfu.com - SaaS. bootstrapped.
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by veesahni 13y ago
As simple as heroku. Powered by docker. Love it!
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by veesahni 13y ago
Great work mailgunners! Where does the project name (Flanker) come from?
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by veesahni 13y ago
portability, screen quality, good keyboard, reasonable price Right now my favorite is the ThinkPad X series (eg: X240)
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by veesahni 13y ago
There isn't a standard for RESTful APIs, which makes it hard to provide concrete standard for RESTful API docs.
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by veesahni 13y ago
The key here is to take a pragmatic approach. If the consumer will likely just need id's, then the first approach is good If the consumer will need data in addition to id's, then the second approach is good If both of the above op
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by veesahni 13y ago
We use for almost all representation mutations. When representations have automatically updating fields (for example: timestamps), it makes a lot of sense to use PATCH.
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by veesahni 13y ago
We don't have enough standardization for that yet. Old enterprisey API's had things like WSDL[1] which made auto-generated clients possible. But added their own overhead and complexity. REST API's tend to be much simpler and
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by veesahni 13y ago
(original author here) I thought about this one when writing the post. Although I think the differences between the two are marginal, my conclusion was that it's "simpler" to increment a page number by 1 in code than incremen
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by veesahni 13y ago
(original author here) Those tags only address mutations to a URL. What about adding a field, removing a field or updating the type of data stored on a field? HATEOAS doesn't offer anything for that. This is why I feel we need more e
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by veesahni 13y ago
I agree that the href can help make understanding the API easier. If anything, it improves API explorability.
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by veesahni 13y ago
I like how MongoDB does this: http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/reference/object-id/ They start with a timestamp and are fully distributed. In the official linux client library, the "3 byte machine id"

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