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drygh
11y ago
At Ionic, we use Dgeni ( https://github.com/angular/dgeni ) for API docs. We have a few custom build tasks that allow us to version the API docs. We also have higher level documentation, which is meant to serve as a sort
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drygh
12y ago
> By the time I reach 75, I will have lived a complete life. The author seems to reach this by asserting that the things he currently values will not be possible when his health declines. How does he know that these values won't
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drygh
12y ago
It is removed. There are a number of browser quirks that Ionic handles so that all click events are handled accurately, and not just ones with an ng-click directive. Here's a blog post that goes into more detail about the 300 ms delay
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Ask HN: What makes a good OSS community?
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12y ago
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drygh
12y ago
The article completely overlooks hybrid apps - the middleground between the two choices in many areas. In my opinion, hybrid apps have a bright future because they have the potential to grow in two critical areas: (1) Leveraging the grow
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drygh
12y ago
I recently picked up Ansible with nearly no system administration background. I came from a Python background, but I didn't want to learn Chef/Puppet/Salt since there is apparently a fairly significant learning curve. Anyway,
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13y ago
Interesting idea. I mainly read philosophy, classics, and some fiction. Anyway, I think between Goodreads and Amazon reviews, I can generally get a feel of what to expect. They also have the advantage because independent review/recomme
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13y ago
I was on a polyphasic schedule for 3 months while in college last year. I noticed I had slightly decreased strength and energy levels while lifting and playing various sports. Overall my body felt slightly sluggish, like it was running at 9
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drygh
13y ago
Most of the APIs I'm using do have a test/sandbox mode of some sorts, or I could disable them in a way the designer could still work on the application. If this is the norm in working with freelancers I am fine with it. It just se
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Ask HN: As a developer, how do I work with freelance designers?
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13y ago
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13y ago
I love this laptop - I found a slightly used one on craiglist for around $350 (given - it has an i5). If I had a budget of $1500 I would still have purchased it and gotten a couple of nice external displays. Honestly I think it is plenty po
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13y ago
I have been programming for about a year and a half. I am now in college and am developing a web application for my start up. I think "getting to the next level" is often a big problem for those teaching themselves programming. Th
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Ask HN: Has anyone used airpair.com?
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13y ago
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13y ago
Have you gone through the tutorial? If not, I suggest doing that. From there, once you have a solid base knowledge, you will be able to more easily understand the documentation and use other sources for more technical problems. As far as wh