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Be proactive, not reactive – Faster DOM updates via change propagation(blog.bitovi.com)
31 points by evlapix 11y ago|4 comments
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by evlapix 11y ago
Thank you, I get the sense that you're not trying to be overly negative. But I'm also slightly confused. If you can't gain credibility with valid arguments and research, how else can you?
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by evlapix 11y ago
> This is kinda funny to me because I know it's untrue. The product I work on in my day job is based on JMVC 3.2 and we can't upgrade to 3.3 because of the size of our app and the amount of refactoring work that would need to b
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by evlapix 11y ago
Yes, and I think we do a decent job of highlighting why. Backbone/Knockout may be well maintained but their scope is fixed. CanJS has gone from the times of $.widget() to <app-component> while maintaining backward compatibility.
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by evlapix 11y ago
I don't think FB is a fair comparison. They are a mature company that operates at incredible scale. Addendum: The intended audience for this article will not share these same properties.
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by evlapix 11y ago
It's fair to have compromised your expectations of frameworks - since there aren't many that have been around for long - but Bitovi and its clients have not. Our libraries are both backward compatible and constantly innovating.
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Why You Need a JavaScript Project Checklist(blog.bitovi.com)
14 points by evlapix 11y ago|0 comments
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by evlapix 11y ago
I had attempted to bring a product like this to life a while back: http://gigyard.com/ Maybe I should re-visit it.
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by evlapix 12y ago
I played around with something like this once: http://akagomez.com/demo/packaging-lazy-dependencies/ The goal was to illustrate how unique dependencies could be packaged separately for progressive loading while na
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by evlapix 12y ago
I haven't used this yet, but it seems like it should make updating mappings much easier. See the "using aliases for greater flexibility" section in this article: http://www.elasticsearch.org/blog/changing
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Wooden pager rotating machine(woodgears.ca)
1 points by evlapix 12y ago|0 comments
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by evlapix 12y ago
TaskRabbit seems to focus more on simple errands that anybody can do and handles the details for you. They describe it as "Your to-do's, done". GigYard focuses on helping people describe their unique qualifications so that th
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by evlapix 12y ago
Except then I wouldn't like the name as much.
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by evlapix 12y ago
My instinct tried to steer me away from doing that, but my urgency to get something out there overcame it. I had anxiety about every damn word I wrote so I ended up settling with copy I felt "flowed". I'll look into the type
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by evlapix 12y ago
Maybe you're right. I could had titled it.. "Show HN: GigYard - My first landing page".
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by evlapix 12y ago
Thanks! I sourced them from Flickr. You can filter your search to only include photos that are licensed for modifying, adapting, and building upon.
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by evlapix 12y ago
I'm so glad to have this feedback. Identifying my audience and avoiding feature speak where two things I tried to give consideration to while writing the copy. Still, I couldn't work out how to accomplish that. The biggest differe
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by evlapix 12y ago
Yikes! Thanks for pointing that out. I'd rather not get distracted by potential issues like that for now. If GigYard gets enough users to upset Fiverr over a potential registered service mark conflict, I'll consider that a good th
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by evlapix 12y ago
It seems the service I used for those "share" links is conflicting with my CSS (www.addthis.com). Can't fix it right now, but at least I know where the problem is. Thanks for pointing it out!
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by evlapix 12y ago
I'm thinking that sharing it with existing communities that already engage in this way will be the easiest sell. My first target is my neighborhoods Facebook page that has something like 300+ user. Besides that there are a ton of folks
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by evlapix 12y ago
This seems unique to your device. Mind sharing the specs? Here's what it's supposed to look like: http://imgur.com/RgoXZuO
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by evlapix 12y ago
You're absolutely right. I made the rookie mistake early on of focusing entirely on the app before getting any market feedback. The copyright issue you pointed out is evidence of that. I do have a ton of the app built. I'd actuall
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by evlapix 12y ago
Zaarly is new to me, but yes it seems similar. Probably the biggest difference between the two is that GigYard's service providers are individual people, not businesses.
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by evlapix 12y ago
Good morning HN! This is the first of my side projects to make it into public view. Let me know what you think.
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GigYard – My first side project(gigyard.com)
21 points by evlapix 12y ago|29 comments
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Newton - Javascript Physics Library(github.com)
62 points by evlapix 13y ago|15 comments
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Let's Buy Hackaday(indiegogo.com)
54 points by evlapix 13y ago|43 comments
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73yo programmer faces prison for pot(messagemedia.co)
1 points by evlapix 13y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What constitutes a successfully shipped, bootstrapped product?
3 points by evlapix 14y ago|2 comments
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jQAPI crowdfunding campaign(indiegogo.com)
3 points by evlapix 14y ago|0 comments

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