Ratchet - WebSockets for PHP
Ratchet is a component library for PHP that provides developers with the tools to create real time, bi-directional applications between clients and servers. This is not your Grandfather's Internet.
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Re:Maxing out your Dropbox referrals (how I got 16GB for less than $10)
on Tuesday October 18, 2011 @04:16PM (#3126944)
sweeeet. http://db.tt/QNaCY7t
Re:One year old thinks magazine is a broken iPad
on Thursday October 13, 2011 @11:21PM (#3109785)
Here's a great TED talk discussing how babies this age go about learning how to deal with the world. Essentially there's a lot of experimentation as other folks have commented on but there's a part towards the end about how they seem to use a super sophisticated statistical model of the world to figure out the odds of things working. http://www.ted.com/talks/alison_gopnik_what_do_babies_think....
Re:Paperjs: scriptographer ported to javascript
on Thursday June 23, 2011 @12:21PM (#2688459)
Illustrator has a scripting interface baked in that can use applescript/javascript/vbscript, but I imagine scriptographer abstracts things in a beneficial way. The adobe DOM is as depressing as the browswer's.
Re:Forrst now uses GitHub auth to let developers skip the invite queue
on Wednesday June 15, 2011 @07:21PM (#2659484)
My account is about 8 months old with 9 public repos. Maybe the guys over there are tweaking this as we speak but it let me in.
Re:Flourish - a nifty drop-in multi-purpose library for PHP
on Friday March 11, 2011 @12:23PM (#2314063)
Used this in a project recently and really liked it. Great for glue guys.
Re:How we made a $25,000 website for $3,000
on Friday February 04, 2011 @01:13PM (#2180438)
The part that's so frustrating is that thomvest (and lots of other companies) is in the business of creating relationships and yet they don't understand how having a relationship with a designer/agency will benefit them.
Re:How we made a $25,000 website for $3,000
on Friday February 04, 2011 @12:53PM (#2180358)
I think the problem with this whole notion is that you didn't get a $25,000 website. The results look like something that could have been bought off of themeforest.net for $50 and installed in under an hour. Nothing wrong with that at all but let's not go conflating things.
And just to be clear, there are many amazing freelancers or small agencies out there that deal in the sub $5k price range that would provide the same level of service discussed in the blog post. Hell, as a small investment firm it should be obvious that there's room for both big and small and everything in between in any industry.