webology

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by webology 17y ago
Leo was justified to call Arrington out. What a douchebag thing to imply honestly.
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Working with Python and RabbitMQ(playgroundblues.com)
1 points by webology 17y ago|0 comments
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On Applying OOP Concepts to CSS(jeffcroft.com)
3 points by webology 17y ago|2 comments
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Acme-style mouse chording for Emacs(8bitb.us)
11 points by webology 17y ago|2 comments
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by webology 17y ago
Interesting idea but most of us have jobs which require us to be on a computer and taking a month off isn't practical. Moderation maybe?
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Magic is to Python as Java is to PHP(travisswicegood.com)
9 points by webology 17y ago|15 comments
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Ozark Greenways Adventure Race(adamfast.com)
1 points by webology 17y ago|0 comments
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Saving RAM with mobile middleware (Django)(playgroundblues.com)
6 points by webology 18y ago|1 comments
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Playground Blues / Creating a basic API with Django(playgroundblues.com)
1 points by webology 18y ago|0 comments
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by webology 18y ago
It also might be worth pointing out the community size based on the frameworks. By looking at their respective IRC channels and/or Google Group sizes you can get a rough estimate how big each of their communities are. Overall, I've found
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by webology 18y ago
I'm not sure about the other frameworks listed but I did notice the following related to Django: - Django's caching supports ram, disk, database, and memcache as well. - Migrations are supported in Django via the 3rd party django_evolutio
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by webology 19y ago
I never said 37 Signal's idea was original or defended them on that point. I also stated that before. When you take the functionality and design from one specific site without adding innovation then that is a rip off. I think too many pe
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by webology 19y ago
I never stated it was an original idea but copying features plus innovating which was the course Google took with Gmail and their product releases was innovation. However, when you clone someones app feature-for-feature down to the nearly
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by webology 19y ago
If this came from Microsoft then everyone would bitch but no one would think twice about it. Google tries to be at a class above everyone else down to their company motto of "Do no Evil". Whether it was a few guys working off the clock or
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by webology 19y ago
The Pownce API is well written and impressive. My only problem with it now is that Dave Winer likes it. Aside from that, very well done but it's hard to design around Dave. :)
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by webology 19y ago
This is simply a private read-it-later list and aside from saving a link, nothing like del.icio.us. Crappy title on the post announcing it but not a bad service for some.
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by webology 19y ago
It was rather disappointing but I'm sure it will grow in time. It just seemed like yet another wiki for Aaron but I was surprised too at the "several months" comment.
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by webology 19y ago
Change is good but I think you mainly just stated what the site was becoming anyways based on the content as of lately. Hopefully, everyone can keep their politics in their basements and the hacker theme stays. That's why I stopped readin
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by webology 19y ago
I like the reset.css approach that both frameworks use. This will normalize your document so that it looks the same in various browsers. Then you can start re-building your look using their guidelines and the fonts.css or typography.css a
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by webology 19y ago
The grid techniques help to define content regions and to help separate your layout from your information / data. Tables were created so that you could layout out tabular data / information for presentation. There hasn't been much in the
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Blueprint is a CSS framework(bjorkoy.com)
9 points by webology 19y ago|4 comments
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Blueprints are not final(playgroundblues.com)
1 points by webology 19y ago|0 comments
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by webology 20y ago
My friends and I were all in agreement Project Aardvark was ruined by the horrible music. All in all, I wish they would have focused more on the tech stuff instead of their living environments and math behind jumping to a nearby building.
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by webology 20y ago
I stopped using them because I've had two domain names registered away from me within 24 hours of searching for them on the site. Ironically, one I looked up before I got on the plane to the 2006 startup school and by the next morning when