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Comment #41660697
Oh how I wish for Postgres to introduce system-versioned (bi-temporal) tables.
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Comment #39500333
The last few months we've seen the fall- or acquisitions of services such as internal.io, dynaboard.com, Uiflow, AWS honeycode, Disha, Skuid, spreadsheet.com[ ], and some low-code …
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Comment #23947345
If you have the Fitbit Ionic or Versa, you could develop your own watch app and companion app, where the watch app will extract sensor data and websocket it to the companion app, w…
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Comment #22441196
Usually headless in this context refers to content being exposed through APIs instead of a generated user-facing frontend. This way, you can develop the user-facing frontend in wha…
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Comment #20608547
Thanks for the links and comparison to Jasonette! Any ETA on when Engine will be available?
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Comment #20591001
Interesting! Inspired by Jasonette?
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Comment #19441760
The name should probably be changed, Fastlane is a popular app automation service.
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Comment #15083045
Quick tip, did you remove the hardcoded 3000ms splash screen delay? https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-conference-app/blob/mast...
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Comment #15080893
First off, thanks for all your work with the Ionic framework! I use it in education as part of an undergraduate course on cross-platform development, and the students thoroughly en…
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Comment #15080651
> "Here's a new library to solve a problem I don't have yet." Fixed that for you :)
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Comment #15080522
Although, their demo works perfectly fine in Firefox: https://corehacker-10883.firebaseapp.com/
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Comment #15080464
Custom elements v1: http://caniuse.com/#feat=custom-elementsv1
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Comment #14864414
Watch the State of the Web talk from Google IO 2017. Certain native apps (Twitter, OLA) are 70-100MB in size when downloaded from the app stores. Their progressive web app version …
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Comment #14846951
You didn't read the link, did you? It's a cross-platform app development tool. The fact that it allows devs to use JavaScript is simply due to interpreters (afaik).
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Comment #14846190
Nice, a much-needed tool! Suggestion: make it a collaborative effort to keep it updated. In practice, it can be solved rather easily. Host the website on Github Pages. Have a singl…
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Comment #14804348
That's... not what Fuse solves.
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Comment #14433378
Yet, the way it's written certainly makes it look as if that's the way to interpret it.
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Comment #13979609
Just out of curiosity, why do you have JavaScript disabled?
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Comment #13567291
Obvious troll.
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Comment #11584514
Shit, can I opt in to this as well?! On topic: downloading
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Comment #11454240
Agreed. I remember attending a presentation by Google regarding their self-driving cars. What they told us fascinated me. Their last main hurdle is ethics, and they used to followi…
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Comment #11312425
Xamarin would probably be the framework/tool of choice if you want C#. Other than that, most (popular) cross-platform app development frameworks I've found do use JavaScript. "Disc…
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Survey on Cross-Platform Mobile App Development Frameworks
Hello, I'm in the middle of writing my Master's thesis in Applied Computer Science, focusing on cross-platform mobile app development frameworks. I've developed a survey to gain in…
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Comment #11075968
"Bashing on what people make is my favorite activity"