trabianmatt

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   by trabianmatt 11y ago

   My favorite variation of this is to have a special keystroke for saving a file and making the window transparent at the same time, then restoring the opacity on the next keystroke. I can see the effect of the live (or hot) reload and then e
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   by trabianmatt 12y ago

   I've enjoyed reading the "U.S. Financial Diaries": http://www.usfinancialdiaries.org/ . I build online and mobile banking for credit unions and have been using the stories they've collected as a gut check
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   by trabianmatt 15y ago

   Ours is Queen - We Are the Champions. This is how we know it's been a good day: https://img.skitch.com/20120313-c4cbt33txej9m4nstkguycp45i.p...
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   by trabianmatt 15y ago

   One trick that really helped with the edit-compile-debug cycle, especially on iOS, was to run the app from the command line instead of using Titanium Studio. I set up a Rake task that would run the app and then listen for a timestamp change
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   by trabianmatt 15y ago

   With Android it's like testing 10 versions of IE6 -- every device/OS combo seems to behave differently. Android development with Titanium was much easier when I started using a real device, but it's still much slower than iOS development.
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   by trabianmatt 15y ago

   I just released a native mobile banking app built using Titanium: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/sf-fire-credit-union-mobile/i... and am happy to share my experiences with it. The patterns and frameworks I use in single-page javascript ap