Jleagle

Would be a nightmare with all the crappy email validators out there..

@siscia There are currently no limits on calling the API but eventually I will need to add some, 100/minute for example.

@melenaos

Hi, I think the page you are looking for is here: https://gamedb.online/apps/trending. It could be more accurate with a higher sample rate, but would cost more.

Game DB (https://gamedb.online/) - I take data from Steam APIs and show it in a friendly format. I am currently losing money, but hope to change that soon.

They say nothing is sent to the server, and why lie when it's so easy to check if they do or not.

What makes this app better than all the others?

At the moment I am using this one: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.hcilab.pro...

Edit: I see you can do manual pushes as well as notifications which is nice. But it seems to be way slower than on your demo video.

That ASCII art is not awesome code.

Wait, an article on the BBC website that can't be viewed in the UK?

So iTunes changes colour for every album you click on? This sounds awful..

Because you can pay to get longer sessions?

You need to add a queue system, filling in a captcha to just get "No servers available right now :(" is pretty annoying.

iOS is definitely playing catch up to the other OS's. Competition is good for everyone though :D

Honestly, i liked it more before.

I hear these stories every month, just make your apps for a different OS if Apple don't want your business.

It looks nice, i use http://crossbrowsertesting.com/ which is similar.

That's piracy.

Because those stupid 1&1 adverts where you get a custom site for like £10

I agree, theres nothing wrong with having some global functions in a file.

Wow, this guy really hates CakePHP. If you know what you're doing and don't just presume Cake has done it for you, none of those problems should exist.

All they have to do is update using Play? Which they usually do anyway? Hardly screwed...

Link doesnt work - http://kevinjohngallagher.com/2013/04/pirated-game-of-throne...

I remember when 1mb internet was unnecessary.

Don't understand why more people are not just sticking with Google Reader until it closes instead of switching now.

If Google Code can't catch GitHub, then SF definitely wont.

My Galaxy Nexus doesn't do this, the author clearly has issues but shouldn't generalize so much.