amirshim

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by amirshim 15y ago
Quite nice, might need a few more options/tweaks. For younger kids, you might want to have fewer colors, and make the color circles on the palette bigger. It would be nice if the interface rotated on page where you choose the photo. And a w
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by amirshim 15y ago
sure... you can run coffeescript on node on windows, see: http://blog.tatham.oddie.com.au/2011/03/16/node-js-on-window... And if you don't want to use vs2010, there is also gedit on windows which has support for coffeescript. As for onlin
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by amirshim 15y ago
At both http://albumpl.us and http://jaavuu.com we use webapp plus pytenjin: http://www.kuwata-lab.com/tenjin/pytenjin-users-guide.html In addition, we have a small home-grown framework ("glue") that holds it together, but it's probab
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by amirshim 15y ago
Titanium is a mixed bag. For simple applications, it's great, but as soon as you need to do something a little bit complicated, the learning curve goes up quite a bit. For example, in my app ( http://iphone.albumpl.us ) I had to write a cou
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by amirshim 15y ago
CoffeeScript is amazing, I use it for everything including writing native iPhone apps (using titanium). Search for Album Plus in the app store. or visit http://www.albumpl.us/
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by amirshim 15y ago
great!
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by amirshim 15y ago
I love CoffeeScript, except that it makes me hate writing javascript code now :) Thanks @jashkenas for an amazing language. I personally like code like this: countNeighbors: (cell) -> neighbors = 0 neighbors += @isAlive cell