@zeeraw
Sweden
http://www.cloudsdale.orgProfessional Web developer and the founder of cloudsdale.org social media for bronies
More details...Notices by Philip Vieira (zeeraw), page 3
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@redenchilada Well yes Indeed. I'm just saying the needs are almost always easier to pin-point and fulfill being in full control. At least if you're a professional.
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@redenchilada For a very specific user base I think it's more important than ever to supply a tailored UX.
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@bitshift Personally I build all my applications from scratch being able to meet the exact needs of my users without bloating the codebase.
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@bitshift Yeah, that would be more accurate.
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@greenenchilada Why are you wondering by the way?
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@greenenchilada afaik RDN is built upon a PHP framework called StatusNet having some small jQuery in it's front-end to smooth the user experience.
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@greenenchilada Not sure what you're getting at.
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Good evening.
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@techdisk I don't have a website, don't be crazy!
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@onetruebrony Drinking copious amounts of alcohol. #YOLO #truestory
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@onetruebrony @minti That and so much more is why I like the ruby community. Here, have a picture of one of the leading developers of the ruby language. https://twimg0-a.akamaihd.net/profile_images/1261953917/headshot.png
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All the worlds developers should watch this. https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat especially the web developers #wat
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@minti You'll never go back to anything else :D Best thing about ruby though is the community. Ruby community > MLP community on many levels. :p
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@onetruebrony We have a pretty solid ecosystem going with phone apps being built and released really soon. If you want to utilize the cloudsdale API, I could get you a documentation so you can invent your own implementations.
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@onetruebrony I built a full chat system exclusive for bronies, if you know Ruby or Javascript you might be interested in joining the dev team instead of starting your own at this point in the lifespan of the fandom. http://www.cloudsdale.org
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@onetruebrony You planning on using RumbleTalk in the finished product as well? Or are you going to roll your own chat system?
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@minti Sure, I'm storyboarding the video right now. And I have to finish the http://www.midwivesofdiscord.com/ site before I get started on this project. So I'll be done in the end of next week probably.
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@mushi I'm working on my resumé. It's going to be an interactive HTML5 & CSS3 website with rich content like video. In today's job market you need to promote yourself with an edge.
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@mushi How are things here this evening?
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Good evening.
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@widget Depends where you load your Javascript, in the header, or after the body. The things you can do with HTTP streaming.
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@minti Well that is a very very small part of the market. I aim for the crowd.
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@widget Do you consume 250GB of bandwidth a month? That is what costs.
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@minti Why not rely on Javascript? It seems very backwards to write an "application" for the web if you can't make it interactive programmatically.
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Welcome to #web #2012 http://backbonejs.org/ http://emberjs.com/
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@minti It's templating techniques. You store your HTML views inside compiled javascript. Load it at the get-go and never bother about any reloading while you use the site but let the client handle the data and determine what views to render from it's cache using the data as parameters.
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@widget 3 x 1024MB instances, free internal bandwidth & access to CDN without extra cost. When combined with the 250GB/mo bandwidth we consume it lands on $200~
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Websockets, with fallback on longpolling. And I only communicate raw data and compile the views with javascript in the browser. This way the mobile apps can use the same API's to push and receive data.
