avgp
Nice explanation of CORS
Take a Tour of the Millenium Falcon with WebGL
Re:JavaScript in Parallel: Web Workers and SharedArrayBuffer
on Saturday March 04, 2017 @10:32AM (#13791261)
We are experimenting with using SharedArrayBuffers and fetch to stream data, process it and fill it into a SharedArrayBuffer to then render with WebGL in the main thread. This has been working pretty great so far, but we'll have to wait for SharedArrayBuffer to get wider adoption.
Another thing was to offload tasks such as encoding GIF frames, which is also working pretty well.
JavaScript in Parallel: Web Workers and SharedArrayBuffer
Byte order in TypedArrays vs. DataView
Re:Where are Docker images stored?
on Friday December 13, 2013 @04:49PM (#6903107)
"So why did it say that? I have no idea, but you can ignore it." - because it is "uploaded" from the CLI tool to the daemon. See http://docs.docker.io/en/latest/use/builder/#usage
Re:Use a Google Spreadsheet as your JSON backend
on Tuesday November 05, 2013 @02:35AM (#6673726)
Hey Jonathan,
I am the person who wrote the coderwall tip and I am sorry to hear that you feel like this. Especially because I did read your post a while ago, forgot about it and lost the link. I then just searched the GData docs and it's a documented feature. https://developers.google.com/gdata/samples/spreadsheet_samp... so I just spread something lesser known and didn't mean to "steal" anything.
Re:Use a Google Spreadsheet as your JSON backend
on Tuesday November 05, 2013 @02:30AM (#6673704)
He does have a point - but only if you want to do something more complex. If you need a JSON store that you can easily edit, I don't see a real advantage over Firebase - but once you want to incorporate, say Twitter login or some form of user authentication for your visitors, you're better off with Firebase, I would say.
Hunt down and remove unused CSS with grunt-uncss
Re:Flynn - Open Source PaaS powered by Docker
on Wednesday July 17, 2013 @01:57PM (#6059114)
What are the advantages/disadvantages compared to Dokku (http://progrium.com/blog/2013/06/19/dokku-the-smallest-paas-...)? It is also based on Docker, super easy to set up on your own server and: Available today.
5 things we do differently at Centralway
http://blog.centralway.com/5-things-we-do-differently-2/
There was this blog post from the Microsoft Engineer, saying that larger companies always work in a different way. We at Centralway work hard on keeping the good stuff from our entrepreneurial culture, even though we're growing insanely fast.
Re:Show HN: Build your own Heroku on your own servers
on Wednesday February 13, 2013 @04:46PM (#5215878)
Sorry, mixed them up: It's Joyent.
And yes, the third of them is ActiveState (Stackato)
Re:Show HN: Build your own Heroku on your own servers
on Wednesday February 13, 2013 @03:09PM (#5215366)
Well, Cloudfoundry actually offers both:
When you don't want to run the servers yourself, you can use services like appfog and nodejitsu (there may be more like those), which run a CloudFoundry stack.
When you decide "Hey, I want to run it on my server(s)", then you just setup their open source stack (there's even an automatic setup process for this) on your server and you're running on your own machine.
I assume I can't do that with your service, can I?
Re:PlaceHold.it A simple image placeholder service
on Wednesday April 18, 2012 @07:29PM (#3860731)
There's a similar service for that - but with cats!
http://placekitten.com/