nfmangano

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by nfmangano 11y ago
Hey thanks! We use it ourselves for design sessions in our remote team and teachers have been using it in their classrooms. If you find it useful, we'd love to know :)
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by nfmangano 11y ago
Co-founder here. If anyone has any questions or feedback, happy to field them!
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Show HN: SketchTogether – realtime sketching with Slack integration(sketchtogether.com)
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How Mars rovers scientists work together remotely(sketchtogether.com)
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What ‘The Martian’ didn't show you: how scientists communicate with Mars(sketchtogether.com)
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Lessons learned: how we fixed our problem of issues getting ignored(sketchtogether.com)
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No more ignored issues: how we learned to stop worrying and love the issue tracker(sketchtogether.com)
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Lessons we learned about using webcams after 2 years of remote work(sketchtogether.com)
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How we reduced isolation in our remote team(sketchtogether.com)
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How push-to-talk solved interruptibility for our remote team(sketchtogether.com)
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by nfmangano 11y ago
Could you elaborate on the maintenance costs? We use ProtoBufjs for our own real-time whiteboarding webapp over web sockets, and in the long run having strict schemas has saved us a lot of time. We're a distributed team with different
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by nfmangano 12y ago
I'm surprised that this is just now news. I received complaints from people participating in our beta trial ( http://sketchtogether.com ) from as early as October 22nd, 2014 that our website was broken, and it was because of
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by nfmangano 12y ago
I would love to be able to pair their 3d printer with this ipad laser cutter design app: http://www.zotebookapp.com/
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by nfmangano 12y ago
It was such an amazing system and it's unbelievable that this was published in 1963. Too bad it took more than 3 decades before it made it into people's homes. Anyone finding this interesting might find Bill Buxton's timeline
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by nfmangano 12y ago
I have one on my wrist right now, and from the limited amount that I've played with it: - There's a magnetic connector (like mac boks) that hooks up to USB. It doesn't come with a wall connector, just USB, which is a bit weir
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by nfmangano 12y ago
Too bad about it requiring a phone. I was hoping to be able to ditch my phone and talk with a watch paired to a blue tooth headset. I'll keep dreaming.
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by nfmangano 12y ago
I got the Carbon X1 Touch myself, and absolutely love it. I only have two complaints: (1) my battery only lasts for 2.5 hours in linux on a good day, while it lasts over 6 hours in windows, and (2) I develop touch-based apps, and ubuntu doe
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by nfmangano 12y ago
Building your solution to work without server code is amazing. Also, nice UI.
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by nfmangano 12y ago
If you need those features, you're welcome to have a look at my phd project, http://sdcl.ics.uci.edu/research/calico/ , check out the second video. Admittedly, it's a java application rather than a webpag
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by nfmangano 12y ago
I work on a medium sized angular webapp (10K+ LOCs), and have spoken to large teams in organizations that build their applications using angular that have 100K+ LOCs, but have not seen an open source application on this scale. Some problem&
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by nfmangano 12y ago
There was a presentation that tackled this question at the most recent ICSE conference. Here's the paper: "UML in practice", http://oro.open.ac.uk/35805/8/UML%20in%20practice%208.pdf The author inte
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by nfmangano 14y ago
I'm quite happy with my android based galaxy note, which has replaced my moleskin notebook for taking notes while coding and drafting designs.