digitalbanana

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by digitalbanana 14y ago
This book seems to go on the same principle of bootstrapping design (maybe a little more in depth?, check the sample chapters as well): http://designforhackers.com/
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by digitalbanana 14y ago
I dont have an iphone to try it out, but looks really good!
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by digitalbanana 15y ago
http://www.tested.com/quick-look-at-the-asus-zenbook-ux31-ul... It's seems that the ux31 keyboard and touchpad are really bad, I trust these guys, my asus ul20ft touchpad and keyboard is also crap, apple laptops get a lot of bad talk abou
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by digitalbanana 15y ago
looks pretty cool, some students from my university had a similar idea http://bundlr.com you should check it out, they released a redesign some weeks ago.
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by digitalbanana 15y ago
Portugal!
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by digitalbanana 15y ago
http://subtlepatterns.com/
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by digitalbanana 15y ago
A data connection is required right? the heavy lifting is done server side?
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by digitalbanana 15y ago
pygame seems the best choice for starters, in the about/rules page they mention this http://www.pygame.org/wiki/CookBook ,seems really handy
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by digitalbanana 15y ago
I'm in! Never participated in anything like this but i like the idea of having a time constraint on hands (i get lost without one). Don't know much about python, don't have much free time (Classes are just starting for me) but i think in on
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by digitalbanana 15y ago
not out yet, but i like the approach of this book (i got some good tips from the mailing list) http://www.amazon.com/Design-Hackers-Reverse-Engineering-Bea...
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by digitalbanana 15y ago
i had to put together something resembling a compiler for a class, i used mainly two sources: for the theory part: http://www.diku.dk/hjemmesider/ansatte/torbenm/Basics/ (Basics of Compiler Design - Free book) actualy put something togeth
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by digitalbanana 15y ago
here's a small video interview (game industry focused)from this year e3: http://www.giantbomb.com/e3-2011-a-word-with-john-carmack/17...