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by zbowling 15y ago
This may be useful for our daily scrum meetings to document tasks.
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by zbowling 15y ago
Spoiler Alert: It sucks. It's a web view and it's an amazing hack to make a web view almost "feel" native but it fails. It doesn't fail nearly as hard as the Netflix app, but it's still not the greatest experience. If it wasn't for the fact
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by zbowling 15y ago
This is the standard in many languages and one that I believe that java got wrong. It was a little rushed with the whole concept of forcing everyone to handle all exceptions concept and building so many exceptions in for silly things like c
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by zbowling 15y ago
Is just whitespace enough to be considered a real divider? You're eyes can't track it every well in a complicated interface. You need a huge amount of whitespace to work like real dividing line.
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by zbowling 15y ago
works via siri!!! http://i.imgur.com/SgaeL.png
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by zbowling 15y ago
It's a little slow making it over to google code. It's been up for a while. Bleeding edge work is on a private HG and cloned over to Google nightly (or least it's supposed too). Can always come into #growl on freenode and ask for access the
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by zbowling 15y ago
Hey Ben! I'm actually helping out the growl team work towards 1.4. That's entirely an option. This model is similar to Textmate and XChat which remain open source but if you want to download the binary version you can either pay for them a
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Clearing up the confusion around Growl 1.3.(growl.posterous.com)
17 points by zbowling 15y ago|26 comments
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by zbowling 15y ago
Can also store in the apps home directory (which is right above the apps Documents directory). They spoke about .nosync at this year's WWDC a few times. Dev forums are a little nuts since they opened the iOS Beta 5 forums to all the non NDA
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by zbowling 15y ago
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#releasenotes/DataMan... right there.
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by zbowling 15y ago
It actually does. I know because I've been testing with our app. It works perfectly. We build up a fairly large 25MB sqlite db and it doesn't show in iCloud anywhere. In fact, if you use UIManagedDocument, it creates a .nosync directory in
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by zbowling 15y ago
Watch the WWDC videos on Core Data.
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by zbowling 15y ago
Add .nosync to the file/folder name path and keep it in the home or documents directory. Problem solved. edit: I'm shocked this thread is so long and no body mentioned this. It's been on the apple developer forums for months as a solution.
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by zbowling 15y ago
no. That analogy doesn't fit here. A closer one would be more like Linux supporting FAT32 natively because someone took the time to write proper support for it in an system it wasn't originally designed for (and it works beautifully with al
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by zbowling 15y ago
They do support HG in a way. See http://hg-git.github.com/
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by zbowling 15y ago
really need this sequencing hash hack when we have date/timestamps for sequence?
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by zbowling 15y ago
Sure, it's been done. Why do consumers care? They don't really. Is this for news developers? because not much meat here for the dev crowd and they aren't announcing anything exciting here. Also Amazon's cloud isn't so massively distributed
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by zbowling 15y ago
So... from the sounds of it... they rebuilt what Opera Mobile does and what RIM does with Blackberry? They offload some of the compositing and some of the fetching and asset flattening server side, and then serve up to the device with custo
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by zbowling 15y ago
I agree with Gruber here, which may times I do not. In this case the original article is way off base and he did a good job at pointing it out. In any case though, I don't look up to Gruber as some great technical expert as an engineer thou
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by zbowling 15y ago
WOW. you created my idea I posted a few days ago here! http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2997247
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by zbowling 15y ago
yah, HTML5 boilerplate if you use it as your boilerplate, you will end up using all of it because it provides everything that you will need to end up providing in some fashion every single time time. This project is just a collection of lib
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by zbowling 15y ago
neat, but to much haskell to make an objective-c dev ok with using it.
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by zbowling 15y ago
So here is my solution after giving it a little thought: Instead of a base template project, we need a modular system for adding dependent packages on a case by case basis similar to python eggs and ruby gems. Just a simple set of command l
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by zbowling 15y ago
This isn't really necessary and most of these packages will be obsolete in iOS 5 and using a few them (like ASIHTTPRequest) will get you in trouble with ARC. * JSONKit - It's an ok choice but there are literally 5 choices I can think of off
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by zbowling 15y ago
yes, closures are implied. lambda's are almost useless without closures being included.
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by zbowling 15y ago
Think certially and not distributed there :-) This is handled in projects like the Linux kernel. Could easily enough have the commitor push to a different repo than he pulls from. Then you could have person manually review pull his changes
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by zbowling 15y ago
I'm annoyed by Nokia's failure with MeeGo. The reasons it gave as to why the new management wasn't behind MeeGo were nothing more than excuses. They got that Microsoft's plant in there now. Their board is completely shortsighted when it com
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by zbowling 15y ago
Clang fixes this. Also fixes most of the the disgusting strack-traces caused by C++ templates.
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by zbowling 15y ago
been using non-project for a while. One of my favorite sites for basic objects.
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by zbowling 15y ago
Hi Andy!

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