casualpro

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Rails 4, has_and_belongs_to_many, create_join_table(casualpro.posterous.com)
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by casualpro 14y ago
Responsive design coming soon!
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by casualpro 14y ago
Good question. Technical. A Better Queue's database currently takes in only the first genre listed for a movie from the Netflix API. So those other 235 Gay and Lesbian movies are present in A Better Queue, but in other genres. The choice to
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by casualpro 14y ago
I agree completely. This is coming right after I get the 'add to instant queue' button in there.'
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by casualpro 14y ago
As noted below, I'm teaming with a designer friend of mine for a redesign of ABQ. We'll probably get rid of those JQuery sliders as the don't work well on mobile devices. In any case we'll keep this in mind. Thank you.
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by casualpro 14y ago
I'm teaming with a designer friend of mine for a redesign of ABQ. We'll keep this in mind! Thanks.
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by casualpro 14y ago
...thinking about doing a 'bad movie night' feature ;-)
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by casualpro 14y ago
You're totally right. I should do some more parsing through Netflix's schemas to get to where Rotten Tomatoes is at. Thanks for pointing this out!
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by casualpro 14y ago
Bug fixed!
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by casualpro 14y ago
Hey everybody. I made this thing. Thanks for posting, xbryanx! It's so cool that my first web app is on the front page of HN. ADDENDUM:: I'm somewhat new to all of this. Right now I'm learning BDD principles. So, I'm going to use A Better Q
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by casualpro 14y ago
This is because Rotten Tomatoes uses a more thorough criteria for "Action and Adventure", whereas A Better Queue uses the first Netflix genre criteria that's listed on the result from its api. So yeah, Rotten Tomatoes is more thorough in th