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Aleman360

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    Comment #11736410

    Writing an outline of a book is more analogous.

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    Comment #11736395

    Not sure if I agree. I find that coming up with good interfaces is often more of a creative challenge than the implementation. API's are worthy of some sort of protection since eas…

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    Comment #11733788

    Sounds like Windows 8 where the desktop was an "app" on the Start screen.

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    Comment #11728224

    They can just change their name.

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    Comment #11721611

    In a word where most new code is JavaScript, just use auto everywhere. It will be OK.

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    Comment #11717141

    > If it were only localism, there would be localities that were fantastic at investing in their own infrastructure. Seattle. Great water, renewable energy, lots of transit investme…

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    Comment #11690824

    I love it when people use generic names and then add a two word comment describing what it is. I also love it when people use primitives for time spans along with the units in the …

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    Comment #11655024

    You may be paying for it even if not using it, but you have to account for the environmental savings. But people care less about stuff that's harder to measure.

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    Comment #11602964

    Agreed, they're all same-ish now.

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    Comment #11595971

    Seems like a leaky abstraction. Did their interfaces have a way to account for differences in latency and failure modes, or was that hidden?

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    Comment #11552507

    > Say if I press Cmd+Space on a Mac and type "Facebook" in Spotlight, it immediately begins downloading the native OS X Facebook app That's exactly what Windows 10 does. http://img…

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    Comment #11537477

    That's more likely explained by the fact that PS4 launched $100 cheaper and is more powerful.

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    Comment #11521074

    UWP has XAML which is native and declarative. It's what the Windows version of React Native targets.

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    Comment #11499306

    Silverlight is actually a descendant of WPF. WPF > Silverlight > UWP All your skills are transferable.

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    Comment #11498380

    UWP has the latest version of XAML, implemented natively this time and with a faster rendering backend. WPF lives on in spirit.

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    Comment #11492666

    Because the grip and weight balance will make one-handed reading more comfortable.

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    Comment #11492284

    Performance should be a pretty big concern for UI frameworks. Would be interesting to see some benchmarks.

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    Comment #11491667

    https://github.com/ReactWindows/react-native/blob/ReactWindo... Looks like it evaluates the JS and creates XAML elements programmatically using C#.

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    Comment #11491509

    Yea, looking at this made me realize how uncomfortable my Paperwhite is one-handed. When laying down I usually end up holding it awkwardly with my thumb underneath and my pointer f…

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    Comment #11490948

    Runtime heap usage.

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    Comment #11490665

    Runtime memory usage and startup perf is better for C++ XAML apps.

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    Comment #11490596

    Why does this generate C# instead of C++?

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    Comment #11484007

    And now your messenger app needs a launcher, switcher, notification manager, search, per-app settings pages, etc. And maybe its own process model/scheduler, to prevent rogue apps f…