diegoloop

Here is one interesting App helpful for relaxation but in a different way.

I notice some improvements since one month using it. - better sleeping - more focus - positive thinking

(Unfortunately the app is just for iOS at the moment) https://appsto.re/de/8PGcfb.i

I built an App with similar sound effects for iOS which help me to get relaxed and think in different solutions

https://appsto.re/de/8PGcfb.i

Android Security:

What happened to Google? I remember back in the days when Apple said that they will reviewed all the apps before they appear on the App Stores. Now it looks reviewing apps before release is not cool anymore.

Once I decided to turn around on my bed by sleeping by putting my head where I usually put my feet... That was one of the most awkward weake up and dreaming experience I've ever had

The problem is that the product is not already launched. So there are no customers

Thanks for your words Philiphodgen! It really helped me a lot! I guess you are right, most of the biggest products we have, they existed some how already before

I'm missing a good reason to drop safari and start using Firefox.

- private browsing - tabs management - search suggestions

Apparently all what this version can offers is already available in Safari.

I wish they could sell me Firefox better

It would be great if there is a some kind of tool with predefined objects like the square, table, start and so on. So you can easily added to your text

I'm gonna look into that! Thanks a lot!

I'm not used to having ads, thats the problem. But let's see how it will work

This is also a great weird app: I made this app, which tells you where to find the seat with more shadow for your trip, when you are traveling by train, car or bus! https://itunes.apple.com/de/app/sunny-boy/id587098423?mt=8

Check out these coding styles for Swift I found, which might be also useful: http://codingstyleguide.com/lang/23/swift

Here are some coding styles I found for Swift: http://codingstyleguide.com/lang/23/swift

Thank you for the info @binofbread, I didn't know that. Could you please send me a screenshot to diegoloop@icloud.com? That would be great! Thank you!

I came up with this idea: http://codingstyleguide.com

Wouldn't it be nice to have a repository of many Style Guides, where the users can vote on each to decide which one is better - some kind of mixture of Quora, StackExchange, HN... I've been using it since launched and it's definitely helping me out, especially in my side projects with different programming languages. This is just an alternative instead of using a Style Guide generator.

I also found this useful since it has more diversity of content: http://codingstyleguide.com/lang/ruby

Thank you @collyw! Still too much guidelines to post... The idea is to have different solutions for every writing convention in any programming language.

That's why I came up with the idea to make a huge repository (http://codingstyleguide.com) of programming conventions, "best practices", etc for any language. Where anyone (scientist, experts and newbies) can visit this platform and take a look at the "best" conventions to use.

Yes but in most of the cases it's better to use === operators. I mean, they both are correct. It's just a matter of style

Agreed, here are more JS styles that might be interesting for you: http://codingstyleguide.com/lang/6/javascript

I made this tool: http://codingstyleguide.com to improve the way I code for different languages and not get lost with too much programming information and it's helping me a lot.

:)

Thank you! I see you there!

Hi eykanal! The target audience of this site are people just like you. On Coding Style Guide (CSG) you can help other developers (maybe new in PHP) with your expertise. So maybe the next time you have to work on a new project with a new team with members from different backgrounds, you can just go to CSG and take what is useful for your project. That's my vision of CSG. It's just a collection of good quality content. One knows it is good quality, because the best ones have the best rating.

I had to use CAPTCHA because I hate signups, where you have to write your email, and then they send you a link and that stuff.

Please try again!

Great idea!

Oh! Yes, no problem! Thank you for the advice, I will fix it.

I think there is no right or wrong in writing code, it's a matter of style, so at CSG you have different alternatives and you can just pick what you think is most convenient for your code!

I dont understand what you mean by "if a longer format would suite the need better"

Oh yes, please! It looks like Amazon is having troubles to handle too many requests.

Thank you very much for your feedback. Just for you to notice, the guidelines are totally editable, but you have to be a member.

Not at all, Coding Style Guide is not a Q&A site. This is more of opinion. I just focused in guidelines (best/bad practices, conventions, standards, and so on...) The idea is to make the code universally readable for anyone!