catch404

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by catch404 13y ago
Is http://getsimpleform.com/ too basic? No affiliation, I came across it when making something similar
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by catch404 13y ago
Looks like the homework is to make an OCaml client for reading the spool files. Perhaps this is the start of a poignant guide to OCaml?
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by catch404 14y ago
Pretty hard to read any text with that going, it's a shame it doesn't respond to <esc>.
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by catch404 15y ago
Thanks, that would be a good approach, mine is currently very barebones! just trying to get the syntax right and get a feel for using it in actual projects - hope to put up a real sample soon.
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by catch404 15y ago
I've been playing with a similar syntax: https://github.com/maplambda/py-htmlout/blob/master/htmlgen.... I need to provide better examples, tests and form handling. I'm finding it nice to work with.
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by catch404 15y ago
Always enjoy reading johns posts.
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by catch404 15y ago
The on request sever design is an interesting approach. It seems like it would provide a good framework for a small personal site. I wonder where this fits between using a site generator and pushing to github (or similar push based cloud pr
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by catch404 15y ago
I've wondered why I never see a gosu reference when comparing jvm languages. I was quite pleasantly surprised when I checked it out.. Looking forward to having a play in the near future.
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by catch404 15y ago
Some of the lisp style stacks get very close as do some smalltalk environments (squeak). Of course this means generating the markup from code but seems to work well enough. HN is an example (see hn challenge) as is teepeedee2 ( http://john.
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by catch404 15y ago
I hope that this style catches on - better than the blog templates most people use. Being a bike store I would have thought they'd list brands and specialities though.. It seems the site would only be useful if you know the shop.
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by catch404 15y ago
Thanks! :)
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by catch404 15y ago
Seeing projects like this puts suggestion of hn quality going down to the back of my mind, really excited to try this out. Is there a framework which inspired this?
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by catch404 15y ago
Really? Cool... Havnt been following but thought Apple were rejecting REPL applications.
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Ask PG: The image on your website
4 points by catch404 16y ago|0 comments
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by catch404 16y ago
I agree, though what you wrote works really well in terms of selling yourself - could keep it in mind for some kind of landing page to use with the services suggested above.
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by catch404 16y ago
late reply I know, something along the lines of what 37signals offer for their pages api (backpack) would be great! Generally just the ability to post a page - ability to hack up an offline system/ personal backups would be nice!
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by catch404 16y ago
I've been using wpf and xaml for making nice quick applications for windows. I need a dsl for the xaml or a ruby wrapper for the API - Which I'm currently investigating. Too bad mono doesn't support wpf. I've been looking at shoes by _why w
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by catch404 16y ago
The method I described would only have the same amount of traffic as an RSS feed as it would just be updating headlines. I guess it just depends on use. I never got into using an rss reader but follow a bunch of projects/people/companies on
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by catch404 16y ago
I'd been thinking the exact same thing on the drive home today, expanding on an earlier thought I had that twitter is RSS done right. http://twitter.com/catch404/status/24605947455 I think they did this by providing a consistent format (b
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by catch404 16y ago
Quite possibly the geekiest hn comment I've read :)
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by catch404 16y ago
Also do you plan custom domain support? I'd imagine that could be a money earner if you made it exremely simple for customers
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by catch404 16y ago
Is there a Twitter account to follow updates?
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by catch404 16y ago
Really like it and agree with your wiki point! are you planning to offer ssl and an API? That's all it would take to move from my ugly backpack page
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Prefered HTML 'markdown' format
1 points by catch404 16y ago|1 comments
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by catch404 16y ago
I didn't make it past 11 :) i jott things down in my backpack account.. If it Has any potential to make money I'll run it past my dad and a few mates.
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by catch404 16y ago
Making a day to celebrate some ideas _why made popular isn't such a bad thing.
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by catch404 16y ago
Anyone used a Litl? They seem kinda cool just don't know about the flash sdk.. JavaScript would be more appealing.
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by catch404 16y ago
Cool site, nice and easy to use
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by catch404 16y ago
Bike lock, clip on red bike light, camera (digital point and shoot) ipod, ipod cable, headphones every now and then. Pen and notepad. Bike stuff just stays in bag even though I commute by car/ walk to work.
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Detroit hacker house
1 points by catch404 16y ago|0 comments

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