nvictor
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seems the guy nailed down many issues i have had in the past :)
nice! it even shorten non-existing URLs.
All the domain registration thing aside, that's a blazing fast web design. Kudos to the developers!
> The answer is neither.
no need to thank me :)
please do not blow the vuvu... err scratch that. do not link to downloads ;)
THAT was the question people kept asking Pike at conferences. and his answer to the question is "yes, we would like to see that happen too".
and i hope Google is listening. i mentioned in many comments before, i just see it there, unlike Dart.
i am not ignoring the hard work behind Dart or anything, but it's just my feeling that i wouldn't personally move from Javascript to something that just looks like Java. Javascript to Go or Python? definitely.
i came to say this. plus the annoying constant "upload something before you download..."
digitally imported or something...
Posted by
nvictor on Friday December 16, 2011 @02:49PM
from the nothingbuttablets.com dept.
good. but what happens after the holiday season?
> it works the way I want on all those platforms
lol.
sad that it has to take a frontpage on HN to get them to notice their error...
many people already suggested that the idea is not novel. this implementation doesn't add what i wish we had in a modern inline content editing framework: structure.
wikis had it for a while now. [[newpage]] anyone? i am wondering how difficult it would be to take wikis out of their textareas.
the other concern is naturally security.
i was going to report that one as well.
the rendering sometimes fails too. for example, the button won't show until i click on them. and resizing the windows won't properly render the resulting windows.
firefox 8 also.
this is incredibly slow.
but on the bright side it got me to check on the original vaadin, which i found very interesting.
well, PCs have changed a lot for sure. no hdd, no ram, no OS (well you can get numbuntu for free, but then again, you need to connect to the interwebz...
what? where is the promised $99 good?
totally agree. carob is a chocolate alternative, and i don't expect carob to replace chocolate.
ok granted for current and future research but what about what's been done in the past that they won't share? i, personally, hold a beef against ACM for doing that.
ok nice looking and all but still not API T_T
:O
where were you when i needed that trick?
umm, it's supposed to be doing something?
dude, fix your disqus comments area.