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by yawn 14y ago
Aside from ExtJS, most of the dev I've done has used js conservatively alongside server-side templates. Showing my old-school bias, I still instinctively hold js at arm's length. With all the options available, what drew you to Angular?
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by yawn 14y ago
For you Flask proponents, do these extensions solve my reqs? Users: Flask-Login, REST: Flask-Restless. Have people voted with their feet on these?
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by yawn 14y ago
Do you worry about lock-in with regards to persistence? How hard would it be to get the data out and switch over to controlling the back end yourself?
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Ask HN: What are you using to build new web apps?
12 points by yawn 14y ago|19 comments
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by yawn 14y ago
This is actually advocated by the "lean" startup movement. I've read a couple of books that advocate putting "buy" buttons on content/applications that do not yet exist to gauge demand or test potential ideas. I get it, but it doesn't sit
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by yawn 14y ago
Sounds great. Now where are the Who's Hiring posts/comments for St. Louis?
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by yawn 14y ago
"Not only that, but the default assumption for those on my team is that they, too, will be working from anywhere in the world." I'm curious if this team has already been formed or if he will be looking for developers. This sounds like an a
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by yawn 15y ago
2 things I'm very curious about: 1. What role did the Android app play? 2. When did these two start communicating?
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by yawn 15y ago
Same reaction here. Pretty sad to delete it, actually. The other day I was using Instagram as an example of a social app with a friend list that WASN'T Facebook. sigh Edit: spelling.
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by yawn 15y ago
My take was this: here's a company that is showcasing the fact that they are building products that people love, and most of them are not even in the same room. Look beyond the hardware religion bait and you will see different landscapes
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by yawn 15y ago
I have tried several different software solutions, including writing my own web apps, but I always give them up. This is the only solution that has worked in the long run for me: a simple text file. Each day I start a new list of items by
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by yawn 15y ago
I'm pretty dense, but who is creating what for whom here? I create a Django app on Arnor then sell it to someone who wants to maintain it? A client logs on to Arnor and requests an app and some developer builds it for them?
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by yawn 15y ago
This sounds like a great opportunity--for those of us without mortgages, families and golden handcuff salaries. If I were younger or debt-free, you could see what someone who's hungry can accomplish.
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by yawn 15y ago
Although I'm a full-time programmer, the best and worst job I ever had was as a bookseller at a major bookstore chain. When I first got there, my coworkers were passionate about books--it was something the store manager looked for when she
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by yawn 15y ago
That's how I read it, too. This whole thing is overblown and Kottke is being used as an excuse for some drama.
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by yawn 15y ago
This doesn't really ring true to my ears. I have some experience with Smalltalk, which is where refactorings were pioneered, and which Objective-C has some roots in. Smalltalk is even more "dynamic" than Objective-C. If you get the chanc
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by yawn 15y ago
My current employer (and myself, too) had a history of Eclipse already when I started. Another dev got hired that was an IntelliJ nut. He was able to set up a working environment without "contaminating" our projects. Occasionally we woul
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by yawn 15y ago
Disclaimer: I do Java using Eclipse for my day job, and have used one of their Java IDEs in the past (IntelliJ IDEA). The code-editing side of XCode compared to these IDE is like a relic from the 90's. Once you use a refactoring tool to r
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by yawn 15y ago
Definitely worth checking out. Having refactoring support and non-broken SVN integration might be worth switching alone.
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by yawn 15y ago
You sound a bit harsh, but I'm going to agree. In the first episodes Marco came off as an everyman developer in the trenches trying to make an awesome product. I bought Instapaper to support him. That changed. One thing I started noticin
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by yawn 15y ago
How do you make your income on iconfinder? When I search for icons, the ads display below the results--I won't see them if the icon I'm looking for is in the top few rows. What percentage of income comes from merch?
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The iOS Game Revenue Survey(streamingcolour.com)
1 points by yawn 15y ago|0 comments
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Crash Tags(holovaty.com)
25 points by yawn 15y ago|13 comments
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by yawn 15y ago
Doesn't Google already know enough about us and our habits already?
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by yawn 15y ago
"In the more near future, I’d like to be able to develop iPhone apps directly on my iPhone. Why does this not exist yet??" I can't imagine this. One of my least favorite things to do is type on touchscreen phones, and that's not even code.
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by yawn 16y ago
It is curious that there haven't been any prominent developer blog posts about how well an app has done on Amazon's store. Where are the developer comments?
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by yawn 16y ago
I'm experiencing this right now. My productivity at work is dropping to nothing. Looking at the code base is getting harder and harder. Unfortunately, I am under a mountain of debt and am responsible for 3 other humans, so trying somethi
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by yawn 16y ago
Why incentive do they have to do this? Android has surpassed the iPhone in numbers--it's just a matter of time before developers switch to building Android first, then iOS.
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Ask HN: Current state of Android Development?
1 points by yawn 16y ago|1 comments
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Steve Jobs on Flash: Correcting the Lies(jessewarden.com)
2 points by yawn 16y ago|0 comments

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