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by stack_framer 5y ago
It would mean a great deal to all sorts of web apps! To provide just one example, I released a turn-based word game as a PWA two years ago. With no option for native push notifications on iOS, I decided to email players to notify them each
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by stack_framer 5y ago
Clicking text and moving the cursor for the sole purpose of highlighting that text.
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by stack_framer 5y ago
I've been mulling over some ideas for a word game, so I recently installed the top 10 grossing word games in the Google Play Store to see what they're like. They're all just garbage, and they all follow the same dark patterns
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Open Web Advocacy(open-web-advocacy.org)
158 points by stack_framer 5y ago|171 comments
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by stack_framer 5y ago
Sadly, I won't be responding to this survey anymore due to its data breach [0]. I appreciate the transparency of the disclosure, but you only get one chance with my data. [0] https://dev.to/sachagreif/disclosing-a-
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by stack_framer 5y ago
I worked for a company last year that chose Dgraph as its primary data store. Thanks to Dgraph's query language, we were able to implement a GraphQL API server that had no resolvers and no need for dataloader—the n+1 problem simply c
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by stack_framer 5y ago
I once joined a new company and got stuck in the middle of a PR from hell. What should have been a quick bug fix (maybe 10 lines of code), turned into weeks and weeks of being told to rename, reorganize, and restructure aspects of the fix a
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by stack_framer 5y ago
You are not alone. I prefer handwritten SQL over abstractions like ORMs.
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by stack_framer 5y ago
> This is pure speculation, ungrounded from any evidence. It's not ungrounded from the anecdotal evidence that these changes are coming after Ive's departure. > I have seen no evidence that Jony Ive was its patron, and no
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by stack_framer 5y ago
This is exactly how I feel. I remember watching the hooks announcement video and being surprised that classes, 'this', and the lifecycle methods were considered so ... problematic. It seemed like hooks were solving problems that,
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by stack_framer 5y ago
> Parson said he had referred the matter to the Cole County Prosecutor and has asked the Missouri State Highway Patrol to investigate. Was this a drive-by "view source"? Why is the highway patrol investigating?
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by stack_framer 5y ago
We had 80 employees, and very few of us liked anything about our Blackberries—including the unified inbox. How is that ignoring the point of the article?
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by stack_framer 5y ago
You lost me at "Blackberry got it right..." I remember being issued a Blackberry at work and thinking what a terrible idea it was (both the corporate decision and the device). We were doing a software integration with Blackberry s
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by stack_framer 6y ago
The rules are outlined on an FAQ page that requires JavaScript; however, I will provide the rules here for your perusal: 1. Round 1 begins as both players receive 3 cards from their decks and 10 random letters. 2. Player 1 optionally
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by stack_framer 6y ago
I've liked word games for as long as I can remember. My mom was adept at crossword puzzles, and she introduced us to classics like Scrabble and Boggle. It's still a family joke that she only won at Scrabble because she played &quo
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Show HN: Wordit – A mashup of a word game and a card game(wordit.app)
4 points by stack_framer 6y ago|3 comments