Ask HN: JSkit vs disqus - what do you use?
There are three plug-in comment vendors: jskit, disqus, and intense debate.Which one do you use, and why?
narcvs
Re:Tech recruitment: how not to do it
on Tuesday September 13, 2011 @09:47AM (#2991387)
Huh. I'm curious why. The splash page still loads, but none of his links (contact, about, jobs...) work. All 404
Re:Tech recruitment: how not to do it
on Tuesday September 13, 2011 @02:59AM (#2990292)
I'm afraid to say I expect it's actually his own doing. Considering his behavior it doesn't seem out of place for him.
The post: http://opensourcestaffing.wordpress.com/2011/09/13/504/
This guy is such a troll - where's anonymous when we need them?
Re:Game Closure Makes it a Breeze to Build Multiplayer, Cross-Platform...
on Thursday February 17, 2011 @05:06PM (#2233088)
Any code-related thing that Martin and Michael put their hands to is guaranteed to be rock solid! Congrats on the launch guys!
Re:Ask HN: Who Is Hiring? (October 2010 Edition)
on Saturday October 02, 2010 @12:31AM (#1749727)
MEEBO!!!
Come rock with us in MV and NY,
Email me at [email protected]
Re:Fun - a new programming language for the realtime web
on Tuesday August 10, 2010 @01:03PM (#1592203)
Web browsers are not so "only" :) pretty good platform to start with if you're going to pick one
Re:Store.js - cross browser local storage without using cookies or flash
on Monday June 28, 2010 @03:04PM (#1469022)
Yup, it works in IE6.
I don't have access to IE5.5, would love to have someone test it.
Re:Store.js - cross browser local storage without using cookies or flash
on Monday June 28, 2010 @03:03PM (#1469019)
IE6 has userData behavior, which can be used to store data on the client just like with local storage
Store.js - cross browser local storage without using cookies or flash
Re:How can I write an interface like Gmail?
on Saturday June 26, 2010 @01:57PM (#1463994)
You need JavaScript, and though there are lots of libraries that make things simpler, you'll need a good understanding of JavaScript and preferably have a good understanding of the DOM as well.
Libraries will help you with the DOM, but not a ton. They won't help you with the js.
I suggest you start with a library, but make sure you understan what you're doing in terms of the DOM.
Meebo reveals javascript performance secrets
"All of these techniques come together in the next version of the Meebo Bar, making it the best performing and most technically advanced version of the bar yet."
Re:Dragdealer JS
on Friday June 18, 2010 @02:42PM (#1443218)
Yes, remarkaby well!
Re:Lunascript, another language for writing great web apps
on Friday February 05, 2010 @12:40PM (#1104163)
I had a chance to chat with them - I honestly think lunascript and its platform is the core product. The productivity app they're building is a first show case (and in-house infrastructure)
Re:Lunascript, another language for writing great web apps
on Friday February 05, 2010 @12:40PM (#1104162)
I had a chance to chat with them - I honestly think lunascript and its platform is the core product. The productivity app they're building is a first show case (and in-house infrastructure)
Keystroke fingerprinting - using Javascript to *enhance* security
http://narcvs.com/javascript/fingerprint/
Traditionally, authentication is done with a subset of four different identifiers. They're usually said to be- Something you know (username, password) - Something you have (key, passport) - Something you are (finger print, retina scan) - Something you do (signature, speech recognition) [wikipedia] On the web, we're very familiar with the "things we know" - practically all web logins depends on...