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It also looks like multi-colored and multi-sized iPhone home buttons.
But that might just be me projecting my own desires. ;)
Why would you ask that? This type of product is so different from what's available on the market that I doubt the Project Glass team would receive any type of suggestions they'd find useful.
That would be like Apple asking people "What do you want the iPhone to do?" before it was first released in 2007.
If you're creating the product, create it. Find the features you want it to have and research the features it needs to have. Asking the public "what do you want it to have" will not do anyone any favors. Decision by committee can be truly atrocious.
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To throw my hat in the ring as well I've been working on a Backbone project that could help newcomers to Backbone. I'm in the midst of refactoring it a little bit to use lesscss as well as RequireJS and its module system.
Please feel free to fork or contribute! I love Backbone and JavaScript :D.
It includes 3 forks of GitX, Tower, SourceTree, and Gitbox.
Hopefully people find it of use.
If only I could be a fly on the wall for those discussions of what to do with webOS...
edit: I definitely didn't mark down to auto follow my friends. I just got the pig sound notification and it scared me half to death. Oooh boy my heart is racing.
This. A thousands times this.
MG touches on many true points as to why most people feel so sad about Steve's passing.
However I feel like there's a deeper reason that hasn't been properly elucidated.
Or perhaps I'm just far too emotionally confused at the moment to understand why I feel the way I do.
Yes Steve died too soon.
Yes his products affected everyone they touched.
And yes it's scary to think of a future that won't have Steve's direct influence.
Ultimately the passing of this powerful man elicits an emotional response equal to the one he had on you. This varies for everyone, but it exists for many.
RIP Steve. :(
Also huge +1 for awesome doc layout. Ability to switch from CS to JS? Nice.
Great stuff! =)
I've been blogging at least once a week for over a year now and the trick I've found to keep me at that pace is unbridled dedication. I firmly resolved to hit my target of 1 post per week and did everything I could to make that a reality.
I've now pushed it up to 2 posts a week as of last month. It's going well so far. (if you're curious: http://harrywolff.com/ )
The trick for me is starting with something tangible and doable. I don't over-reach and I stay within my ability. As I became comfortable with 1 post I decided to push myself to 2 posts a week.
There is no self-imposed threat if I don't complete my goal. That just isn't an option. And in my mind that's enough.
But truly, for beginners, it's top notch. Great teaching tool.
I know I'll get used to all the changes sooner rather than later but right now I can't help but sit on some nostalgia for the old and plain Google of just >72 hours ago.
Kudos Google, but please, be kind to my slowing brain. =)
One question: there's only 5 steps created thus far, correct?