Slight off-topic, sorry – I'm having a hard time reading the text on the photo background: http://i.imgur.com/StACWqu.png
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#12Your demo page is slick. I was able to parse and inspect a couple files I had laying around locally. Toggling the header and typing options worked great.
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#13Papa likes!
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#14Hm, could somebody explain the multi-threaded part to me? I'm a little confused. I didn't think multiple threads were possible in js. Furthermore, does this only work on Firefox?
Multithreading in js has been available for a while using Web Workers [1].
They are available in most major browser (including recent IE).
[1]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web/Guide/Performance/...
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#15Slight off-topic, sorry – I'm having a hard time reading the text on the photo background: http://i.imgur.com/StACWqu.png
Oops. That's awful. What browser are you using?
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#16This looks great, particularly the way the website breaks down the main functionality with plain explanations and code samples. I know that there's a bit of a bugbear with some people when it comes to reimplementing CSV parsing but having it in-browser could be very handy.
I thought this as well, really good way to explain the benefits and features - through common questions.
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#17This looks great, particularly the way the website breaks down the main functionality with plain explanations and code samples. I know that there's a bit of a bugbear with some people when it comes to reimplementing CSV parsing but having it in-browser could be very handy.
I thought this as well, really good way to explain the benefits and features - through common questions.
Yeah, it explains it so well. Being able to relate to each point and feature is such a key part of explaining your service.
This site might be for a CSV parsing library and not a startup, but it does a better job of telling a story than most startups do. And, to me, that's how you sell and engage users.
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#19Hm, could somebody explain the multi-threaded part to me? I'm a little confused. I didn't think multiple threads were possible in js. Furthermore, does this only work on Firefox?
Multithreading in js has been available for a while using Web Workers [1]. They are available in most major browser (including recent IE). [1]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web/Guide/Performance/...
Ok! Interesting. Are web workers gaining traction? This is the first time I've heard of them. Are there any major users/libraries that depend on ww?
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