jkym

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   by jkym 12y ago

   I recognize the writer from an excellent talk he gave on C extensions at BostonRB not too long ago. He struck me as a really talented and smart guy.
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   by jkym 14y ago

   Good point. If I did, it would be a sister site separate from this Rotten Tomatoes based thing. I'm trying to keep it as simple and uncluttered as possible. Cheers.
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   by jkym 14y ago

   Thanks, and thanks for the suggestions! There will be some changes to those sliders in the near future. (JQuery was my first choice for those, but it's now proving to be an aesthetic and responsive issue.) I might redesign it with Twitter
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   by jkym 14y ago

   A little write up here: http://www.theverge.com/2012/5/4/2999889/better-queue-netfli...
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   Show HN: My first web app - A Better Queue: Netflix + Rotten Tomatoes mashup(abetterqueue.com)

   9 points by jkym 14y ago|6 comments
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   by jkym 14y ago

   I second this. Pine's book has good learning flow. It makes you think through programming problems with the tools at hand; it prepares you just enough for practice examples, requiring you to work hard for the answers. This results in a very