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How the oceans can clean themselves: Boyan Slat at TEDxDelft
Canvas vs Canvas vs SVG performance on iPad
Canvas vs SVG performance on iPad
Raphael 2.0 roadmap
Re:Show HN: I took your advice and prldr is now a visual RSS reader
on Monday August 30, 2010 @06:34PM (#1647743)
ok it's back now!
Re:Show HN: I took your advice and prldr is now a visual RSS reader
on Monday August 30, 2010 @06:34PM (#1647742)
did some minor polishing, removed the blacks :p.
Re:Show HN: I took your advice and prldr is now a visual RSS reader
on Monday August 30, 2010 @11:41AM (#1646497)
youre right, prldr without the preloading isn't worthy the name ;-) Will be back in a day or so.
Re:Show HN: prldr.com, preloading the internet, my weekend project.
on Monday August 30, 2010 @11:28AM (#1646453)
done, read about it here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1646290
Re:Show HN: I took your advice and prldr is now a visual RSS reader
on Monday August 30, 2010 @10:42AM (#1646300)
http://prldr.com
and a link to a demo: http://prldr.com/demo
Show HN: I took your advice and prldr is now a visual RSS reader
Last week I showed prldr.com, a small project I created during my weekends. The immediate thing I learned from the comments was that prldr had to be a RSS reader, which I already had in mind. So after another couple of days programming prldr.com is now a visual rss reader. You read the news by just opening the links from the RSS feeds, simple as that.features for now: management of feeds,...
Re:Show HN: prldr.com, preloading the internet, my weekend project.
on Monday August 23, 2010 @08:37PM (#1628546)
You're right, will implement this.
Re:Show HN: prldr.com, preloading the internet, my weekend project.
on Monday August 23, 2010 @08:35PM (#1628539)
Exactly! The same problem I always had with RSS readers. Think I am going to implement this in a few days.
Re:Show HN: prldr.com, preloading the internet, my weekend project.
on Monday August 23, 2010 @06:33PM (#1628297)
There's an API to make the twitter link fetching possible. Was curious how people might use it, think there are lots of posibilities. API is very very simple, just 1 RESTful controller. Hope there will be someone who can come up with a cool application that makes use of it.
Re:Show HN: prldr.com, preloading the internet, my weekend project.
on Monday August 23, 2010 @06:02PM (#1628214)
prldr.com let's you create lists of links and preloads those lists for you.
It's got a very basic API, so you can use it to create and update your own lists.
I can think of multiple use cases for it. For example: load your twitter feed, scrape the links and display them, load all your rss feeds and display them, open up all links off a frontpage, to preload them.
What do you think? What kind of things must I add to make it useful for you? You might just not like it, because of the iframe technique used, just ignore it then, it really is a very hackerish tool and not meant to be more than that.
It currently works best in Chrome/Safari.
Show HN: prldr.com, preloading the internet, my weekend project.
Statistical significance & other A/B test pitfalls
Questions about BackendFu from a Ruby on Rails developer
Worldlogger brings social media stats to your real-time analytics.
Re:Ask HN: BackendFu in private Beta, will you use it?
on Tuesday June 22, 2010 @06:50PM (#1453488)
you're right! Fixed.
Re:Ask HN: BackendFu in private Beta, will you use it?
on Tuesday June 22, 2010 @09:44AM (#1451824)
We're building it mainly for ourselves to make it easier to start new products in the future. Will it be usefull to you?
Re:The Hacker News Experiment
on Tuesday June 22, 2010 @09:31AM (#1451795)
I was already building something like this and your comment made me push the private beta :P.
Re:Ask HN: BackendFu in private Beta, will you use it?
on Tuesday June 22, 2010 @09:24AM (#1451776)
We're extracting our marketing tools out of earlier build webapps, this will be backendfu, so webapps can be build even faster. This is it for now, later more information.
Ask HN: BackendFu in private Beta, will you use it?
Worldlogger: New kid on the realtime analytics block
Re:Show HN: our (bootstrapped) Real Time Analytics + Social Media Moni...
on Tuesday June 15, 2010 @07:45PM (#1434215)
clickable link: http://worldlogger.com/
Never lie (but don’t tell the truth either)
Re:Google Storage for Developers - Google Code
on Friday May 28, 2010 @04:10AM (#1385977)
Looks like it's more expensive than S3 at this moment. USD 0.17/GB/Month vs S3: 0.15/GB/Month for storage. Curious to see if this is going to change. An extra competitor in this space will do no harm. Amazon has done a great job, but overall pricing can use some competition I think.
btw. during preview you get 100 gigabytes of data storage and 300 gigabytes of monthly bandwidth at no charge according to: http://code.google.com/apis/storage/docs/overview.html