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Hello HN,I just launched Brick 1100, a mobile app that simulates the Nokia 1100, so that you can experience this iconic brick phone with your smartphone.It's a simple side project but I really had a great time building it.Happy to hear your thoughts and questions, or share more details if anyone's curious about its implementation and building process.
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Show HN: A website curating successful online indie products
Hi, as someone who loves consuming success stories from indie makers, bootstrappers and solopreneurs, I made this website to share what I discover with everyone, curating all the products that are making handsome income in surprising niche markets, started by these one-man armies.
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Ask HN: How to get over the feeling of being inferior?
I'm nearly at my 30s now, I have been living a, somewhat mediocre life, born in a developing country, grew up in an average family, neither poor nor rich, received some proper education. Although I do feel blessed compared to a lot of other people, being healthy, having an ok-looking appearance, with a decently paid job and all, but at times, I still feel unconfident, question my own abilities...
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A CSS framework to recreate Windows 7 GUI
The best Web recreation of Windows 7. Maybe?
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Windows 11 Built with ReactJS
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I admit, I'm pretty dense when it comes to copyright/licensing topics, so here's the question: Is it legal to build websites/apps that simulate the Windows operating system and use icons and images which are copyrighted by Microsoft? I have seen quite some such as these webs/apps:* http://windows93.net/* https://98.js.org/* https://winxp.vercel.app/* https://desk.glitchy.website/*...
Windows 7 Recreated in PowerPoint
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An alternative to Vue-fragment for your Vue 2 web/app
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Blocks.css – All about Blocks
So let's say in PHP, the preferred convention is snake_cake, then use it for the whole project. Then if you are working on a JS project, which the team demands camelCase, then just follow it.
There could be some cases, like in your 3rd example, the team applies camelCase for normal variables, and snake_cake for properties. Again, you still have to follow if it is something the team has agreed.