danbucholtz

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by danbucholtz 9y ago
Custom Elements are quickly gaining traction. They're in Chrome and Safari, and will be in Edge/FF soon based on discussions with those teams. The Angular team is toying with using them directly (not sure if this will ever come to
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by danbucholtz 9y ago
A simple solution today would be to put the shared, heavy code in it's own component and call methods directly on that component. That's how we're share code across components in Ionic.
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by danbucholtz 9y ago
They're very similar concepts. Svelte was an inspiration to Stencil. We wanted to take a different approach to developer experience and ship custom elements by default.
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by danbucholtz 9y ago
There are hundreds of thousands of people using Ionic so we're certainly not throwing in the towel. One of the goals when creating Ionic was to build re-useable components that could be used by anyone. At the time (2013), this wasn&#x2
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by danbucholtz 10y ago
No, Ionic 2 is a complete rewrite of the framework with all of the lessons learned from Ionic 1. Writing apps with Ionic 2 is an insanely great experience!
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by danbucholtz 10y ago
Disclosure: I work on Ionic Ionic 2 is much more performant and scales much better for app development than Ionic 1. I have yet to meet anyone who has not really enjoyed developing Ionic 2 apps. We take a tremendous amount of pride in the d
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by danbucholtz 11y ago
It's a better UI than Azure imo. The UI is not nearly as intuitive or clean.
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by danbucholtz 11y ago
Interesting. A few days ago I stopped receiving pull request emails as well. Granted I routinely delete these after I process them - but I was alarmed when I checked my spam and saw them there.
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by danbucholtz 12y ago
This is really nice. Great work! Ignore the haters - you're on the right track with this. Most of the people giving you guff are not the type that create things - they're the ones who pretend to create things.
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by danbucholtz 12y ago
I've already got jobs for software developers delivered to my inbox from the copious amount of recruiters emailing me... So incredibly annoying! I swear, they just spam every potential candidate for every job. The WORST!
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by danbucholtz 12y ago
I think it's possible. How many founders does a typical start-up have? I guess I don't see a huge difference from one to two founders. I never was a venture capital guy until recently, but I think it's pretty important to s
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by danbucholtz 12y ago
This advice really applies to all walks of life. If you're running a start-up (mine is gopaperbox.com), this is how you should treat your customers. More than likely there is someone that does something similar to you. The best way
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by danbucholtz 12y ago
Very cool app. Needs a little bit of maturing but a really good first step!
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by danbucholtz 12y ago
Good example definitely. I wonder what kind of money they're making. I also wonder if they would be able to do the same thing in 2014 that they did a few years back when they launched. I perceive the landscape as far more competitiv
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by danbucholtz 12y ago
This 10000x. It is incredibly hard to compete today when there are 10 apps for every idea. Most of them suck - but it is damn near impossible to charge from day one and be successful unless you have a very large platform to advertise or a
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by danbucholtz 12y ago
These numbers are actually quite rosy in my opinion. When I built PaperBox (www.gopaperbox.com), our chief competitor was getting about 50K downloads per day - this compared to maybe 50 a day for us back then. We knew we had a better offe
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by danbucholtz 12y ago
I do worry that start-ups will now get lost in the fray or people will ignore the section :-/ In the mean time, I'd love to hear some feedback on my start-up: www.gopaperbox.com
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by danbucholtz 12y ago
Wow, way cool! I agree, your design looks much cleaner and more sophisticated! Thanks!
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by danbucholtz 12y ago
As a developer who plays the role of designer in my start-up (www.gopaperbox.com), I must say that typography is insanely hard. Getting the right heights, weights and style to look visually appealing is probably the hardest part of the whol
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by danbucholtz 12y ago
Alright Dropbox, time to pony up and buy my startup, www.gopaperbox :-D
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by danbucholtz 12y ago
www.gopaperbox.com We are a super cool Dropbox app - and we're starting to blow up. We are looking for full-stack developers that can work remotely 8 hours a day. 80-100K. The technology is node.js, mongoose/mongo, angular. Chec
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by danbucholtz 12y ago
First time, long time. I'm the creator of PaperBox ( http://www.gopaperbox.com ), a document scanning and organization system for mobile (iPhone only right now) and the web. There are lots of similar solutions, but ours has