jordanekay

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by jordanekay 18d ago
Brilliantly stated.
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by jordanekay 19d ago
Yes.
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by jordanekay 19d ago
The scenario the author describes here is a result of mental illness.
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by jordanekay 5mo ago
No.
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by jordanekay 9mo ago
Apps for Apple platforms.
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by jordanekay 5y ago
No.
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Cubby: A Swift wrapper around the JSONbin.io API(github.com)
1 points by jordanekay 5y ago|0 comments
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Class War(medium.com)
4 points by jordanekay 13y ago|0 comments
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by jordanekay 14y ago
Tweetbot for Mac.
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Tweetbot gets local search, offline mode, regex timeline curation(thenextweb.com)
3 points by jordanekay 14y ago|0 comments
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by jordanekay 15y ago
Please, tell me where to find these mobile web apps that are superior to their native iOS counterparts.
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by jordanekay 15y ago
Is it not?
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by jordanekay 15y ago
This is some impressive work, but at the end of the day it's just another unecessary attempt to reinvent the wheel, a wheel that will always lag behind the original. The time he spent reverse engineering UITableView could have been spent do
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by jordanekay 15y ago
No, it's not, at all.
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by jordanekay 15y ago
No, it's less shiny than the predecessor, which was actually graphically "shiny," in that it's a flat gray and only rarely appears.
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by jordanekay 15y ago
There is the option to base scroll bar appearance on your input device.
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by jordanekay 15y ago
Mac OS X Lion also has the option to revert the scrolling direction to the old behavior.
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by jordanekay 15y ago
No.
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by jordanekay 15y ago
No. With the keyboard, use the End key. With the mouse or trackpad, flick up quickly. Exponentially more efficient than dragging a scrollbar or clicking at the end of the scroll gutter.
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by jordanekay 15y ago
Mac OS X Lion, like iOS, flashes the scroll bars when the view loads, so you have that information from the beginning.
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by jordanekay 15y ago
In Mac OS X Lion, you can reveal the scrollbar by mousing over to the right gutter area, and you can drag it as you would a normal scrollbar. There is also the option to have them always appear. But by Fitt's law that's an exponentially les