andrewdavey

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by andrewdavey 8y ago
Insight Tracking | Junior or Senior Full-stack .NET Web Developer | Hayle, Cornwall, UK | Full time | £30,000—£40,000 We're small, fully bootstrapped, software as a service company. Our main product is an assessment tracking web app fo
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Analysis on Internet Explorer's UXSS(innerht.ml)
3 points by andrewdavey 12y ago|0 comments
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JSS – Dynamic stylesheets for web components(github.com)
1 points by andrewdavey 12y ago|0 comments
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The Fallacy of Tiny Modules(hueniverse.com)
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by andrewdavey 13y ago
If you need end-to-end, browser-based, testing as well, check out Protractor: https://github.com/angular/protractor/blob/master/README.md It's built on top of WebDriverJS. I've been playing wi
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More Than an Apple a Day: Combating Common Diseases(nutritionfacts.org)
1 points by andrewdavey 13y ago|0 comments
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by andrewdavey 14y ago
They can't do anything that requires your credit card: http://www.fancyhands.com/not/good/for
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Corporate Identity Theft – Perhaps the biggest risk is where you least expect it(ramblingrant.co.uk)
3 points by andrewdavey 14y ago|1 comments
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Leading causes of death utilizing mainly scientific research from the last year(forksoverknives.com)
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by andrewdavey 14y ago
Also check out Cassette http://getcassette.net/
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Position: sticky lands in webkit(updates.html5rocks.com)
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Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8 will have a common core(windowsteamblog.com)
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RavenHQ (RavenDB as a service) is out of beta(ravenhq.com)
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by andrewdavey 15y ago
Also check out http://gitforked.com/ I made it earlier this year, but didn't get the HN love :) http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2279450
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Efficient Encapsulation of JavaScript Objects(aboutcode.net)
7 points by andrewdavey 15y ago|0 comments
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by andrewdavey 15y ago
RavenDB http://ravendb.net/ is an excellent document database written in .NET. It leverages lots of LINQ and C# 4.0's dynamic abilities to provide a really clean API. I'm sure it'll soon be taking advantage of the new async stuff coming i
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The Semantic Grid System(semantic.gs)
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Goal Orientation: Action vs. Outcome(petermichaud.com)
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by andrewdavey 15y ago
Reducing tight coupling is definitely a concern I'm looking into. I can't see there being any silver bullets, but a good framework should certainly encourage a sustainable way of working. I've developed a rather nice asynchronous, sequentia
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by andrewdavey 15y ago
I see a big problems in web testing caused trying to test drive from outside of the browser. I'm currently working on a solution that has tests written in javascript that run inside the browser. The test runner puts your web app into an i
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by andrewdavey 15y ago
Just tap the very top of the screen. That takes you back to the top. This of course shows the problem with gesture based UI in general: lack of discoverability.
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by andrewdavey 16y ago
I'm not capturing canvas content yet. It should be possible - but I'll need to look into it. SVG content appears in the DOM so should be captured.
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by andrewdavey 16y ago
I hadn't see that site before - I'll have a look into it. Thanks!
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by andrewdavey 16y ago
I can certainly look at offering a privately-hostable version eventually. It's running on a typical asp.net stack, so shouldn't be too hard to install elsewhere. I'm currently focused on getting the public service out there, but if you're k
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by andrewdavey 16y ago
I can see privacy being a issue. I think at least I will need to add a message to the form to inform the user. Having a checkbox to enable/disable the snapshot may be a useful option too. So then the user can still send a message, but witho
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by andrewdavey 16y ago
Yes, scripts are removed. I will need to have a closer look at the canvas API and see what actually works across different browsers. It could well be a simpler way to generate images - even if IE6/7/8 will miss out. Thanks.
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by andrewdavey 16y ago
I'm trying to keep things simple for this initial version and iterate based on feedback. Jooplicate is doing some tricky stuff in the background. For example, it's working cross-domain and sanitizing the HTML.
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by andrewdavey 16y ago
Yes, for now it's HTML, which is better than nothing. My plan for the future is to pass the HTML to a server-side browser renderer (using the user agent captured in the snapshot). So then you'll get a JPEG as well.
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by andrewdavey 16y ago
Thank you for the feedback. I'm glad you like the site. I'll chat with my designer about alternative header designers. Drawing much more attention to the demo is a great idea. I'll see what I can do :)
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by andrewdavey 16y ago
I'm the developer behind Jooplicate. If you have any questions please let me know. Thanks!

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