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It's indeed wrong to try to trick people. But the real question is that if you already know that it's a robot, are you still be willing to talk to it? What if the robot sounds like this: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/linton-ye/episodes/C...

thanks for the feedback. Yeah I agree. However, imagine the AI becomes advanced enough to do it properly, would you still talk to it as a customer? My immediate thought is that I wouldn't because I know it's a bot. But on a second thought, the line would perhaps blur if the conversation is realistic enough.

I hope you like the name of this challenge. :)

In all seriousness, I want to do my little part to help people feel better in the difficult times right now. That'll help me feel better too.

Join the webinar to learn more about it: https://ti.to/learnreact/data-grid

I'm thrilled to launch React+Framer Challenge V2! It's a one-month workshop starting next Monday August 12th. The registration is open right now until the end of 11th.

If you missed Challenge V1, this is a great opportunity to catch up. By definition V2 is better than V1 -- more polished videos, better pace, better structure, a great timeframe that motivates you to learn more, and cool prizes. And you still have the chance to learn for free!

Here's what Kevin, a V1 challenger, has to say:

"I’ve seriously learned 10x more in the last 4 weeks than in the last 8 months trying to learn Framer on my own. " - Kevin Cannon, Product Designer at Pitch

Also, you probably want to check out some prototypes built by V1 challengers: https://learnreact.design/prototyping-with-react-framer/show...

yup, What's worse than releasing a product on twitter and found it down a few minutes later...

React Native has been updated to MIT too: https://github.com/facebook/react-native/blob/master/LICENSE

A habit of checking HN every 20 minutes. :)

I wonder if there's a way to provide custom content? Is there an API or something?

looks great! Love the simplicity of the landing page too. Though I'm a little unsure why you have the reddit page in your video? Did you mean that with your tool, you'd save lots of time (to waste?). I personally find it distracting and misleading.

You may want to check out this: http://jimulabs.com/

yeah, but that's still different, especially when you want to show something like shaking the phone, or switching devices.

To give a realistic impression, I wanted to show my fingers too, not just the device screen. One other way I could think of is to use two phones, one for running the app to demo, the other shooting the video and projecting it via the HDMI cable... But it's a bit difficult to setup - switching projector cables is often quite painful.

The problem with my original approach is that I couldn't find a good webcam that records videos as well as the phone.

I'm investigating this too -- in fact I almost post the same question here until I found your post.

One of the concerns I have is that this kind of pricing method may be a lot more complicated to design and implement. Also it may confuse customers if you have a huge feature list rather than 3 simple plans for them to choose.

The Screencasts page seems broken in Chrome?

update: works in Safari though.

In a sense, PhoneGap apps are actually NOT Web apps, they are native apps built using Web technologies.

is it me or the sample apps feel quite sluggish on the nexus 7?

Growing from 0 to 1M users is probably harder than from 1M to 100M.

didn't mean to post this as a troll. Just wanted to show my exact feeling at that point.

But again, it's possible too that they might have come up with these features coincidentally. And I agree code templates are not a new idea.

What I have really learned from this situation is to see these things positively. Good ideas are just a good start. What really makes the difference is the underlying execution and the vision behind.