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vishl

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About vishl

vparikh.com

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    Comment #5651911

    I've considered standing outside on a hot day with a cooler of icecream sandwiches. At $1 each it's even more cost efficient, though people may not be as willing to stop and chat a…

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    Comment #4997480

    Hey, interesting post. Thanks for sharing. I had a few questions: Did you do anything special for Debt Snowball that made it more successful than your other apps, or was it just a …

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    Comment #4933257

    This is a good idea. The market is fairly small (people who are both tech savvy enough to understand what's going on and altruistic enough to want to participate), but that's ok. I…

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    Comment #4926479

    Check out ctrl+p. It's an updated and more portable version of command-t

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    Comment #4926474

    I second syntastic. Syntastic+JSHint probably catches 90% of my js errors (front-end javascript, not server side, fyi)

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    Comment #4204492

    cool. I will give it a shot. I use google video chat regularly. Also, if you can add a way to easily share my screen (or even screenshots), that would be amazing. I have been wanti…

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    Comment #4142471

    I've been doing HTML5 app development (via phonegap) on iPhone and Android for some time now, and I agree with a lot of what you said. You can make a really smooth, native feeling …

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    Comment #3864322

    yep, i talk about it in my blog here: http://vparikh.com/2012/04/19/space-age-web-development-with...

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    Comment #3828468

    What are the client-side performance implications? I am worried about running this on mobile clients (mobile web or within phonegap). Three things in particular: 1. Running complex…

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    Comment #2247979

    Sweet video! The best part of the evening was when someone repeatedly text their name until the recent entry times read "4, 20". I think you could do more with the SMS reply, like …