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joshcrowder

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Developer @ www.enjoythespace.com Co-Founder of ArcticFox

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www.hellosuper.com 10y ago

Super – We’re on the hook for your home

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frontendmasters.gitbooks.io 10y ago

Front-end Developers Handbook

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www.bbc.co.uk 10y ago

Did technology kill the book or give it new life?

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startuplawyer.com 11y ago

Unintended consequences of a long additional closing period

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luckymarmot.com 11y ago

The ultimate REST client for Mac

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blog.seriousfox.co.uk 11y ago

How to make a robot cocktail maker

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blog.seriousfox.co.uk 11y ago

Why we do hack days, and why you should too

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www.metatrails.com 11y ago

Show HN: I just launched Meta Trails a tool for the self taught developer

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www.metatrails.com 12y ago

Meta Trails - Mission control for more than one

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www.metatrails.com 12y ago

Show HN: Meta Trails - Self assesment tool for learning to code

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www.bbc.co.uk 12y ago

Radioactive Truck stolen in Mexico - What could they do with it?

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www.metatrails.com 12y ago

Show HN: Meta Trails | A whole new frontier for Learning

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status.heroku.com 12y ago

Heroku Routing down...

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justcalltony.com 13y ago

Building management for startups

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roarmag.org 13y ago

Evidence of Turkish state violence in pictures

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robots.thoughtbot.com 13y ago

Fast JSON APIs with Rails

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ngmodules.org 13y ago

AngularJS Modules

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news.ycombinator.com 14y ago

Help, growing from two to three

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www.arcticfoxtv.com 14y ago

Video and Slide Synchronisation

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[dead] 10 years ago

I think competition is good however you've pretty much ripped their design including the icons!

I'm sure the implementation is different but be 'inspired' don't shamelessly clone their design.

Great! The fact that this is private is a huge +1 for me. Looking forward to trying it out! I saw one of your comments on the data being available at ~/Library/Application\ Support/Qbserve/ it would be good if the schema was documented on the site, maybe in a developers section?

This looks really nice and the CSS is actually pretty good!

Did you write the css by hand, or did you use a preprocessor? I downloaded the code and can only see the css files.

Also you should put this on Github so others can help out with it :)

TL;DR - Erica Joy created a spreadsheet of salaries, it got shared internally at Google, apparently about 5% of total workforce filled it in.

Google has some sort of Peer Bonus scheme, Erica got lots of them but management decided to deny pretty much all of them.

She left google.

I thought this, it's widely known in the UK to be used on paediatrics. It's also something the BBC has publicised before... Weird

This would of made for a much better article. I couldn't agree more!

I'm currently working on a Hybrid React app, performance issues aside the real issue is documentation and support. As soon as you are beyond a basic web app wrapped in a container you realise quickly Corodova will always be a second class citizen.

On a more positive note React Native (https://facebook.github.io/react-native/) is mind blowingly amazing. I really can't recommend it enough, especially for Javascript developers.

This looks interesting. I've just build Dropbox and box integration for Matterhorn.io, The next big one is Google Drive and OneDrive.

I've only had a quick glance over the site, its a little hard to navigate but the general idea looks great. I'd love to find out more, who's the best person to contact?

Edit --

Ok, so I signed up. I really hate it when products set my password, its incredibly annoying, please don't do it.

I'm loving the whole Nomad theme going around at the moment. Its made me really think about where I want to be and I have a feeling its going to be anywhere and everywhere.

What I haven't seen much of is horror stories on working remotely -- specifically from people traveling around the world. Does anyone have any links?

I'm really interested in this and am keen to try it out at the weekend!

How is this going to play with react-native though? My thoughts are it may be a bit late to the party.

I'm happy to see more options available to developers, Ionic looks like a great framework but I won't use it as its built on Angular.