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by wmleler 6y ago
The JackTrip Virtual Studio uses an inexpensive Raspberry Pi, and connects a low latency hardware codec directly into the Pi's bus, to achieve a latency of 1mS. At that level, the only other latency you have to worry about is the speed
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by wmleler 6y ago
I've just published an article that goes into depth about how to get a JackTrip Virtual Studio installed. This uses an inexpensive Raspberry Pi instead of requiring installing finicky software on a general purpose laptop or other compu
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Building Google cloud functions in Go(medium.com)
2 points by wmleler 8y ago|0 comments
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by wmleler 8y ago
I spent several days with DG when we were working on PIX and QIX, and I found him to be a smart, helpful person. Of course, he was on a crusade for tuple spaces, but you shouldn't hold that against him. Also, that was before he had sev
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by wmleler 8y ago
Another good article to read about this is "Linda Meets Unix", which was published in IEEE Computer magazine. https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/44903/ (full disclosure: I wrote it).
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3D Perspective in Flutter(medium.com)
2 points by wmleler 8y ago|0 comments
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by wmleler 8y ago
Our focusing on the client doesn't mean you can't use Dart on the server. In fact, we (the Flutter team) use it on the server. Analogy: JavaScript is focused on the client too, but people also use it on the server.
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by wmleler 8y ago
We have a new plugin for Google Maps that we are working on. If you play with it, please give us feedback so we can continue to improve it. https://github.com/flutter/plugins/tree/master/packages/goo
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by wmleler 8y ago
Hi, Wm Leler from the Flutter team. There are several map integrations available. I think what you might be thinking about is the integration with Google Maps. We have a solution and are working with the Google Maps team to implement. We wi
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by wmleler 9y ago
The killer feature of building UI elements in code is that you can build up more complex widgets from simpler ones using composition. Flutter does this everywhere, which makes it super easy to modify or customize any widget, or to reuse wid
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by wmleler 9y ago
In addition to the sample mobile app cbracken mentions (he and I are both on the Flutter team), there are a number of codelabs that walk you through building a real mobile app. Including a lovely new codelab at https://flutter.io
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by wmleler 9y ago
Apple doesn't accept demo apps in their store. But it is easy to fire up the Gallery app on an iOS phone from Flutter. There are plenty of iOS Flutter apps in the App Store. For example, the Hamilton app or. The fact that you can'
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by wmleler 9y ago
There's an article that answers your question -- https://hackernoon.com/whats-revolutionary-about-flutter-946...
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by wmleler 9y ago
Good to see developers giving Flutter a try, even though it is still alpha. If you have any problems, talk to us on the gitter.im/flutter/flutter channel or file an issue on GitHub.com/flutter/flutter. [Disclaimer: I wor
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by wmleler 9y ago
Since you mentioned Flutter, there is a new article about it -- https://goo.gl/4BaSPx
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by wmleler 9y ago
Concerning your point about graphic designers, I recommend that people watch this talk about a designer and programmer working on a Flutter project -- https://youtu.be/BJCqRpvvTrM One last comment about Dart. If you want to
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by wmleler 9y ago
I love Polymer too, but if you are like me the parts you like most about Polymer are the beautiful widgets and the ability to create new widgets. Flutter provides that for mobile apps. As someone else said, Polymer itself is just a web impl