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by component 10y ago
Nope, only FaceTime had the ability to show native call interface. Previously, WhatsApp showed you a notification when you get an incoming call (if app closed / minimized). Seems iOS 10 is allowing apps to take over the screen for
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by component 10y ago
> Google has a lot of core things going for it which are no longer the search-market Google still makes most (~90%) of its revenue from search. All the other products need to be[come] succusful for them to be considered alternatives
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by component 10y ago
Earlier post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12150081
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by component 10y ago
This is more of a collection of other libraries into "one". From what I saw it doesn't provide much to be called a framework . Or am I missing something?
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by component 10y ago
I remember seeing the projects on Medium [1] and thinking it would be pretty cool if the code was available. It would be more awesome if the code alone was available for free and charge for the videos. But I'm sure the countless ho
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by component 10y ago
> so many frameworks have benchmark charts on their own site which indicate they're all faster than everything else Whenever I see something like that, I usually lose interest. I don't want to see benchmarks, I want to see what
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by component 10y ago
I should have clarified. The coder style of naming might seem to be run through minifier, but the coder actually wrote 'a', 'aa', 'aaa'... My guess is that the coder saw a minified code a took it as a stan
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by component 10y ago
I don't understand. Why would one submit a minified code for a review? A friend of mine used to work at a place where one of the coder actually used 'a', 'aa', 'aaa'...when naming variables.
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by component 10y ago
Whenever we interview a candidate, the one thing we give high premium on is structure, the rest come next. bad variable names, long complex code...can easily be adjusted . If the candidate doesn't have a good understanding of how to
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by component 10y ago
A global gitignore solves that. The file is available in the Terminal. I don't see the point of seeing a `.DS_Store` file on finder.