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by fmilne 10y ago
https://oyyo.ca provides beta testers with a telephone number in exchange for feedback. Runs on WiFi or with a tablet data plan from Rogers or Bell.
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by fmilne 10y ago
Thanks for writing this, I learned a lot! Last weekend I started a peer-to-peer group video calling project. Seeing your whole approach made the entire system easier to understand.
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by fmilne 10y ago
The only online curriculum I have had success with was: http://www.javascriptissexy.com/how-to-learn-javascript-prop... The reason it clicked was because at the time, a colleague offered to mentor me. This helped since he w
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by fmilne 13y ago
In the forward of my copy of Design of Everyday Things, the author points out that he could have used computers and mobile devices as but the examples he provides gave me a much deeper understanding of design. That being said, i still plan
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by fmilne 13y ago
It might depend heavily on what type of app you have made and who users are. On one end of the spectrum of human behaviour, you have people who skip the manual entirely and go straight to trying to figure it out themselves. They will be pis
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by fmilne 13y ago
there is definitely a difference between knowing how to make a prototype and being able to code at a production level. Again, without mentorship it's difficult to learn the difference.
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by fmilne 13y ago
Definitely had a similar experience When I was still working from home. Working for 30-45 minutes and then play video games, work out, and even just clean the apartment. A tea timer by your desk is a great way to approach this at work, pers
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by fmilne 13y ago
Personally I wouldn't charge during the closed beta because the insights you will gain from your first customers is worth more than money. That being said, if you need to keep the roof over your head, let a few people try the product f
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by fmilne 13y ago
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by fmilne 13y ago
This is really great. I was going to use Ratchet for a Android prototype but having the native UI components sets better expectations of how the app will look and fell. Thanks for putting it together
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by fmilne 14y ago
You could always be counter-scummy and delete the tweet right after the assets start downloading.
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by fmilne 14y ago
Like this? http://webdesign.maratz.com/lab/responsivetypography/realtim...
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by fmilne 14y ago
Why not.
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by fmilne 14y ago
http://bit.ly/rvhILj
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by fmilne 14y ago
It's about solving everyday problems.
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by fmilne 14y ago
I bet this would look pretty cool outside mixed in with some other light painting gear. Always a pain to get the background/environment the colours you want.
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by fmilne 14y ago
Had a two term multimedia class in high school. One half of the class was learning Flash timeline animation and the other was HTML / CSS. The professor had us start in notepad before jumping into FrontPage or Dreamweaver. My first major pro