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by zongitsrinzler 12y ago
I would not recommend this for beginners at all. Not going down on Meteor but a traditional MVC framework gives beginners a much more broad understanding of web technologies that they can use with any language and most frameworks.
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by zongitsrinzler 12y ago
I think you mean Adobe Flex not Felix XD
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by zongitsrinzler 12y ago
What is the price. Cannot see it where I live.
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Show HN: Foreman-Gui – A terminal based GUI for building Procfiles(github.com)
2 points by zongitsrinzler 12y ago|1 comments
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by zongitsrinzler 12y ago
Great idea!
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by zongitsrinzler 12y ago
I think Slack is partially HTML5 and partially native on mobile.
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by zongitsrinzler 12y ago
I'm pretty sure an app like Paper is possible using web technologies (if you only support the latest browsers). I don't even see why they bring Paper as an example since I think the app is pretty shit UX wise.
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by zongitsrinzler 12y ago
There is https://talky.io/
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by zongitsrinzler 12y ago
Let me know if you want beta access :)
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Aboardly is IFTTT for automated customer emailing (Pre launch)(aboardly.com)
6 points by zongitsrinzler 12y ago|1 comments
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by zongitsrinzler 12y ago
Toggl is always looking for remote workers http://jobs.toggl.com/
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by zongitsrinzler 12y ago
It's amazing how many projects you have made in year. How much time do you put into your side projects?
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by zongitsrinzler 12y ago
I don't know much about compilers and runtimes but how come there are SO MANY of them for Python. Is there something about Python that makes it so easy to write runtimes for it?
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by zongitsrinzler 12y ago
I think the use case of this author is very trivial. I don't see how I could use npm for a much more complicated build process with different targets (live, staging, local) or piping (coffee -> js -> min.js etc).
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by zongitsrinzler 12y ago
What is this exactly?
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by zongitsrinzler 12y ago
What do you think of Ninjasphere/Ninjablocks, since you are pretty much scratching the same itch.
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by zongitsrinzler 12y ago
How does this compare to Nginx?
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by zongitsrinzler 12y ago
So Putin didn't get one?
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by zongitsrinzler 12y ago
Wow this is very interesting. I have been following Wit's progress since I am quite a geek for all kinds of automation and AI stuff. Would it be possible to port this into JavaScript using ClojureScript and use it on the client side?
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by zongitsrinzler 12y ago
This if off topic but how much does Wit use Clojure?
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by zongitsrinzler 12y ago
Most users use it for adding push capabilities to their existing software. Eg you have a web app that uses a REST backend but you want updates to be forced into the browser instead of refreshing the page. There are also those who use it for
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Show HN: ScaleDrone, push messaging that makes sense(scaledrone.com)
20 points by zongitsrinzler 12y ago|3 comments
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Show HN: Illookinati.js - make DOM elements look at your cursor(herkyl.github.io)
15 points by zongitsrinzler 12y ago|1 comments
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by zongitsrinzler 12y ago
I can only guess that top traders in TF2 make the same kind of money as in this article
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by zongitsrinzler 12y ago
This can be done without any user interaction (and most likely has done to you without you knowing it). Check this link for 101: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1584850/is-it-possible-t...
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by zongitsrinzler 12y ago
If a project mainly consists of JavaScript it should be a JavaScript project, no?
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Toggl now shares all data to NSA(blog.toggl.com)
1 points by zongitsrinzler 13y ago|0 comments
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by zongitsrinzler 13y ago
While the code is pretty bad I have to agree with this.
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by zongitsrinzler 13y ago
Aaaand, it's down.
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by zongitsrinzler 13y ago
Sarcastic comment about 'massively multiplayer' and the server crash.

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