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by yawn 10y ago
I've done the same. In production, I've used jQuery, Dojo, and ExtJS. On side projects, I've used React, Clojurescript, and Angular 1. I don't like any of them. I'm back to using pjax.
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by yawn 10y ago
"Apple has recently allowed you to update the app over the air using JavaScriptCore without going through the App Store review process again." What does this mean? Can someone elaborate on this?
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by yawn 10y ago
Go to the Elm home page. View source. Things have swung too far to the JS side. I'm not going to force my users to have to use that. The beauty/accesibility/advantages of the web architecture is being lost to things like
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by yawn 10y ago
"being absolutely slackjawed amazed at how bad some players are" Can you elaborate on this? Were the results you're talking about just flat-out "I can't code FizzBuzz" or something else? Personally, I created
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by yawn 12y ago
A programmer is one who programs. You are a programmer. There are many reasons people program. For me personally, it's to make stuff and put it out there. Companies have to have methods of weeding people out, and some of them pick t
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by yawn 12y ago
I agree with Jonnie...what books did you read? Your comment does a great job presenting math in a way that I would like to experience. What books/videos/materials did you discover that enhanced this?
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by yawn 12y ago
I'm curious to see how Clojure fares against the current crop of folks becoming intrigued by statically-typed languages like Haskell, F#, etc.
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by yawn 12y ago
How well does the new Forms stuff play with existing MTD? How hard would it be to transition from MTD to Forms?
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by yawn 12y ago
I create a new personal web project around 3 times a year, and go through this exercise each time. I am still not happy with the choices out there. The last couple of times I have settled on Python/Flask. The dismissal of Python and
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Building the Minimum Badass User Pt. 2 Unfinished Business(businessofsoftware.org)
2 points by yawn 12y ago|0 comments
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by yawn 12y ago
Is local a hard requirement for the Software Engineer position?
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Hybrid sweet spot: Native navigation, web content(signalvnoise.com)
154 points by yawn 12y ago|53 comments
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by yawn 12y ago
Magical Unicorns don't exist. People who distrust Facebook do, including my entire development team (5). It's not outrage porn to worry about the privacy practices (or lack thereof) of these companies.
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by yawn 13y ago
> is full of people who (a) are really good, like top 1% Measured by what metric?
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by yawn 13y ago
That's why the "disheartening". He's obviously very smart and compassionate. I add a Code of Conduct to all my sites now, largely because of his example. The way he flew off the handle so quickly without taking the ti
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by yawn 13y ago
Jakob Kaplan Moss owes PG a public apology for his behavior. The witch hunt tweets that were coming out of him without getting the facts straight are downright disheartening.
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by yawn 13y ago
And yet after viewing the OP, I have a lasting feeling of the difference and will more likely remember the disparities.
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by yawn 13y ago
This is seriously impressive for < $50. If I could just convince the wife...
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Real-time Applications and will Django adapt to it?(arunrocks.com)
1 points by yawn 13y ago|0 comments
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by yawn 13y ago
I don't like "Don't compare yourself to others." To me it has little meaning other than making people feel good. If you are starting at the beginning of just about anything, you occasionally need to compare yourself to
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by yawn 13y ago
http://googlepress.blogspot.com/2004/04/google-acquires-appl... : "A key application of the CIRCA technology is Applied Semantics’ AdSense product" Is this wrong?
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by yawn 14y ago
"Our best option is to avoid supporting and using proprietary monocultures." Like the App Store?
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by yawn 14y ago
Mission accomplished: you brought all the wet blankets out. Have you created anything recently of note? Let me know when so I can go into the comments of your thread and pour water all over it.
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by yawn 14y ago
What? Did you read the whole article? An excerpt: "all roads lead to HTML and CSS... Once you understand that, then you can move on to Javascript, Ruby, Python, or whatever else you want." This sounds logical and correct to me.
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by yawn 14y ago
I wouldn't have used the same language as the parent, but every time a developer creates a FB-only login, it promotes the idea that it is acceptable. It is not.
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by yawn 14y ago
Are you interested in building this?
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by yawn 14y ago
I used MonoTouch at work (where price was not an issue) to convert an existing project to iOS. Aside from some minor complaints about the editor, the experience was amazing. I had previously written a couple of iOS apps using the "native"
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by yawn 14y ago
Since no one is really posting about the apps: I just updated to the new Android version and it blows the old Yahoo Mail app away. The app feels more like an Android app, it looks better, it's snappier, the ads are gone, and is overall a
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by yawn 14y ago
It's the main reason that I have switched to Android. I like the idea of "App Stores", but I hate the idea of "App Store Only". The mobile App Store success has lead to the invasion of the desktop, and I worry about openness in the future
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by yawn 14y ago
I bought the second iPhone. 2 years ago I bought an HTC Evo 4g to test the Android waters. I still use it (upgrading soon) and never really loved it. But it "converted" me for a few reasons: - The screen size. I write iOS apps at work a

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