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digitallimit
14y ago
In a lot of APIs I've dealt with, you can create resources with ids that match your own resources, hence wanting to use PUT for creation, e.g. if you have users in your application and you want to extend them to this web service, instead of
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digitallimit
14y ago
I'd appreciate other people's input on these choices. I'm currently implementing an API much in the way of these standards, but I'm almost buckling and implementing PATCH since I feel dirty having PUT do so much, so incorrectly.
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digitallimit
14y ago
I searched for "Hero Academy" and the first result was Google's 5th result, a site called Hero Academy with the url "hero-academy.com". That's not very "million short", IMHO.
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digitallimit
14y ago
Keep me posted! (mherodev at gmail)
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digitallimit
14y ago
How does Ruby compare?
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digitallimit
14y ago
How do I install this for use on my website? I've never included fonts before, outside of the Google Web Fonts API which just asks I stick a link tag in the template. <link href=' http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Oxygen rel='styl
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digitallimit
14y ago
Madison, Wisconsin ( http://g.co/maps/pnsev ) has an imagined Monona Terrace as well as some kids with silly hats.
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digitallimit
14y ago
You're just missing the stark, black and white interface.
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digitallimit
15y ago
What the hell is "Games List?"
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digitallimit
15y ago
Better yet, Draw With Friends.
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digitallimit
15y ago
Are you guys hiring? :P
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digitallimit
15y ago
How do you switch back with the mouse?
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Ask HN: How do I track down the HTML5 Rocks' Scrollbar source?
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15y ago
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digitallimit
15y ago
I really like the look of the scrollbars on HTML5 Rocks' home site under Mobile and Business and I want to use them, or at least check out the code for inspiration on making my own. That said, my usual route of inspecting the element, grabb