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by wsbail29 12y ago
Cool stuff. If you are interested in creating effects like this you might also be interested in: http://facebook.github.io/rebound/rebound-js/docs/rebound.ht...
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by wsbail29 12y ago
We open sourced Rebound for Android a few months ago. It provides simple spring dynamics similar to Pop and is used to drive animations in Facebook apps like Chat Heads and FB Home. http://facebook.github.io/rebound http:&
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by wsbail29 13y ago
FYI: I just merged a pull request that adds gradle support. Would love for somebody to send a pull request to add maven as well.
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by wsbail29 13y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I agree that hitting a loading spinner on the home screen should never happen. Sounds like you might have encountered a cold start. Occasionally the Android OS will kill our process to relieve memory pressure. This
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by wsbail29 13y ago
Right on. Thanks for checking it out! I'm looking forward to getting more of the features that power users look for in the launcher so we can widen our potential audience.
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by wsbail29 13y ago
Hi folks. I'm one of the engineers on Facebook Home (disclaimer these are my opinions and not those of Facebook). It's been really interesting reading the early reviews. I think we can learn a lot from them. The goal of the product is to ma
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by wsbail29 14y ago
Here's a CoffeeScript port of this algorithm I did awhile ago. https://gist.github.com/3733089 and a demo: http://wsb.im/flocking/index.html Definitely fun stuff to play around with.
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by wsbail29 14y ago
Liked the shout-out to Robert Kieffer. Keep up the good work Jeremy.
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by wsbail29 14y ago
This is a really nice inventory of the latest Chrome Developer Tools. I also really like the recent Settings additions of "emulate touch events" and "Override device metrics" for mobile web development.
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by wsbail29 14y ago
nice implementation! The color adds a lot of visual interest. Here's my monochrome implementation. http://wsb.im/conway/index.html
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by wsbail29 15y ago
Thanks for the code review folks. I made the countNeighbors method a bit more concise and removed some unnecessary binding code from the travelWorld method.
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by wsbail29 15y ago
I've been playing around with CoffeeScript and docco a bit lately and I thought I'd share this little project. Thanks to Jeremy Ashkenas for creating these fantastic tools.
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Conway's Game of Life in CoffeeScript(willbailey.name)
54 points by wsbail29 15y ago|22 comments
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by wsbail29 16y ago
It means that Backbone provides a way to cleanly separate your model/data from your presentation such that your model is concerned with synchronizing state with a server and the view is concerned with listening to changes in that model via
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by wsbail29 16y ago
I really like the approach here of extracting the core functionality of js mvc and data binding without the bloat of a huge framework. I plan on using this on a project soon. Well done jashkenas and co!
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by wsbail29 16y ago
My layman's idea for stopping the leak: Insert a drill pipe into the well with some sort of expandable yet sturdy bag tucked into the end. Once the pipe is fairly deep inside the well, pump a dense liquid into the pipe expanding the bag si
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by wsbail29 16y ago
that's what she said
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by wsbail29 17y ago
nice work guys...interesting to see a different take on the Flow as a team collaboration medium. Also, Love the flow based puns like "Flowser". At Shareflow we call the creator of the flow the "Flowner". http://zenbe.com/shareflow
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by wsbail29 17y ago
Nice job! I did something like this awhile ago too. I wrote a scraper that pulled all of the reviews from Pitchfork (scraping was necessary before they updated their site with rss feeds). My app currently just display a random set of revi
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by wsbail29 17y ago
It's true that more than 30 style tags on a production application is a big problem; however, in development mode it can be useful for debugging and maintainability to break out your stylesheets into granular modules that get concatenated a
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by wsbail29 17y ago
thanks for the tip...I'll look into this!
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by wsbail29 17y ago
http://tweetrad.io/blog/2009/11/05/tweetradio_technology.htm...
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The technology behind Tweetrad.io
9 points by wsbail29 17y ago|3 comments
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by wsbail29 17y ago
Thanks for the great feedback. I'm Looking into the bugs. As for the feature requests, logging in to view your personal feed and the pause button are on our roadmap and should be added soon. You make a good point about the lead-ins. We in
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by wsbail29 17y ago
Tweetrad.io is a fun little side project that converts twitter feeds into audio using text to speech. We use a distributed network of converter bots to handle the work queue. Jobs are placed on the queue via api calls from the javascript c
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Ask HN: Review my app: tweetrad.io(tweetrad.io)
77 points by wsbail29 17y ago|47 comments
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by wsbail29 17y ago
Zenbe is hiring Java and Rails developers for our Tribeca NYC office. http://www.zenbe.com/jobs
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CMS Wire on Shareflow and trends in stream based communication(cmswire.com)
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by wsbail29 17y ago
here's the direct link to the sourcecode for the DropManager class extracted from our work on this feature. http://gist.github.com/153019 from the docs... The DropManager class provides a pleasant API for observing HTML5 drag-n-drop event
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by wsbail29 17y ago
Hi, I'm one of the developers of Shareflow. Although we are flattered by the comparisons to the amazing work Google is doing on Wave, it's true that we are lacking some of the innovative features Wave provides (open protocol, federation, Op

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