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My problem is that when I want to do some simple web app the industry standard is to have all these abstraction levels, this makes me think that maybe we are building on the wrong fundamentals. And people instead of refactoring the browser they make more abstractions/hacks on each other.
Ask HN: How you would redesign a web browser?
HTML is a markup language for documents and CSS and JavaScript are here just to give some help.But now days people are using HTML/CSS/JavaScript for shipping complex apps not pages. And not only that but people build asm.js in order to ship even more complex things in a browser which is not a bad thing but it feels like having a hammer and hitting stuff.Lets assume that we will allow all this...
Ask HN: How do you do backend for frontend?
Assuming that you are in in an environment where you have micro-services and you need to introduce experiments in your frontend applications easily.What practices have you followed and failed/succeeded?
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At Cabify we aim to make cities better places to live by improving mobility for the people living in them, connecting riders to drivers, providing mobility alternatives such as scooters and moopeds and many others to come, at the touch of a button. Maybe one day cities will be places where nobody needs a private car. But we’ve still got a long way to go...fancy joining us?
Our Product & Engineering teams are based in Sao Paolo and Madrid and include an eclectic bunch of awesome people from different backgrounds like Ruby, Go, Elixir, Java, PHP or Python.
Right now we’re working on some pretty greenfield projects with a solid set of product ideas lined up ready for innovative engineers to tackle and of course we have big plans to take over the taxi app service industry!
More info https://boards.greenhouse.io/cabify
Elixir, Ruby, Go, Java, React.
At Cabify and Movo we aim to make cities better places to live by improving mobility for the people living in them, connecting riders to drivers, providing mobility alternatives such as scooters and moopeds and many others to come, at the touch of a button. Maybe one day cities will be places where nobody needs a private car. But we’ve still got a long way to go...fancy joining us?
Our Product & Engineering teams are based in Sao Paolo and Madrid and include an eclectic bunch of awesome people from different backgrounds like Ruby, Go, Elixir, Java, PHP or Python.
Right now we’re working on some pretty greenfield projects with a solid set of product ideas lined up ready for innovative engineers to tackle and of course we have big plans to take over the taxi app service industry!
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Attention heatmaps for any webpage from an AI
This is a really sad truth. Not only for physicians but also for other workers who have to work with an ERP system. At least here in Greece I have not seen until now any EHR/ERP that has good UI/UX.
Most of the time we was just building copies of physical forms or simply expose most of the fields of a huge entity in openEHR. Without automating anything.
I think that a big factor thats data entry process takes longer is because instead of hand writing something, now they have to type it or search for a check box to check. At least here in Greece I don't know any physician who can type as fast as he/she writes by hand.