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Is the UX really that difficult to understand? There's a selection box at the top-right corner. Click on it and use it to zoom deeper into the graph.

Should have used AngularJS am I rite

It's watching one of those hoarder shows on TLC.

The code didn't scream senior developer, but given the constraints it looks like you're an able developer and worth the time to at least interview.

Sorry for the bad experience, hope it turns out better.

The font on your landing page looks like fixedsys and turned me off the app completely.

How realistic is it to use a self-hosted OWIN server running ASP.NET vNext on Mono? What can we expect in terms of performance? I was always under the impression it was pretty far away from being a viable option, Microsoft help or not.

I don't know if Valve does this on purpose, but their remake of titles (Team Fortress, Counterstrike, Dota) all keep essentially the same gameplay mechanics but introduce new enhancements (graphics, UI, matchmaking, etc.).

This is important for eSports. Having to learn a new game every 3-4 years so you can follow along is difficult for viewers. It also allows professional players who invest the training to transfer their skills more easily.

It's different with other companies -- Blizzard, for example, created a new game in StarCraft II. It shares a few similarities with Brood War, but the differences are vast. I really, really like Valve's approach.