Yahoo is going through a dark time and to have something like this brought to light is so low.
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* ...Yahoo is going through a dark time and to have something like this brought to light is so low.
Once you start playing with it you realize that there are so many apps that can be built.
the team has a few things to work on, and trust me many of us in the beta flushed a lot of those out. they have their work ahead of them. what's there is polished and ready for use. give it a try. use this as a chance to explore what can be done when you can forget about the backend.
Maybe he should focus on hiring the best engineers for his own business rather than trying to optimize his value in something else.
-localStorage works on the background.html page
-when content scripts access localStorage, they do so at the domain level of the url
Twitvid is a leading social video network with millions of users, millions of videos, hundreds of millions of video views, and over 150 use our service to broadcast their videos to their millions of followers. We have Celebrities using our service to break down the barriers; making the internet just that more intimate.
At Twitvid we found a product that people like, and now we are looking for smart engineers to make it better.
If you are a smart engineer, we want you. Don't worry too much about this role in specific, we have a number of needs as a backend engineer, javascript, and as3.
http://ongig.com/jobs/twitvid/Back-end-Developer--twitvid-Fi...
This is a clear example of Microsoft's 'extend' and 'embrace' strategy that destroyed so many platforms. The MS series of browsers were the only ones to adopt this before being recommended as a spec. The spec was never adopted.
I will politely disagree with your premise.
Watching how my parents have dealt with my aging parents really puts pause on me and has me thinking about creating a living Will to make my own wishes very clear.
I work at a small growing startup in Downtown San Francisco. We have a nice office and are working on a site with millions of unique visitors a month.
The site is growing by double percentage points every month, so we need to hire a few backend engineers to help us refactor the code and to implement some great new features. The company is very open and is a great place to work. Your ideas and code will have an impact on how this company grows and launches features.
If you would like to find out more here is what we are looking for.
Someone who has worked deeply in PHP on at least one project and has worked on a a site at scale with at least one project. We would prefer if you were the one who brought the site to scale, but it's ok if you learned a lot while you were there.
We are also looking for someone that had worked in a test driven development culture, but it's ok if you always wanted to. We want to be able to release daily and to know that our code is well covered.
I am at @jdavid on twitter if you would like to grab coffee or lunch. We are near the market and california.
One of our founders is extremely inspired by how GitHub is able to launch new code.
Maybe HN can just invert the colors on the site.
this is one of the shitiest parts of 'absolutely' needing a co-founder.
i wish there was a y-combinator just for single founders.
WebOS is about the cloud, not the devices. It's about sharing data as a user between many cheap devices.
it's $1Billion of tax payers money, the other $1billion is in private services, fees, and software provided. This is like the Microsoft BizStarts program.
this also includes funds to reshape american schools, to include entrepreneurship programs for k-12.
finally this looks like Obama is finally trying to reinvent SBA loans which are great for restaurants to start up, but not great for tech startups that are creating a massive number of new jobs.
Evil likes this, creates a need to create a counter force.
You run a business, they run a business, and everyone is trying to make money. How much money do you think an IE6 user has? the browser is like a decade old. It's why we target iPhone and not Android in the mobile world. ( because iPhone users out spend android users. )
Tell your client the truth, tell them that you keep up to date on the latest trends and if they want to use someone else let them, and then tell them exactly what your work will do.
I would not even offer to support IE6 anymore. Maybe IE7. There are a few reasons.
#1 you can't download IE6 legally any more
#2 you can't install it legally on linux or mac systems to test.
#3 IE7 in quirks mode does not work exactly the same as IE6.
#4 web development for legacy browsers is less about building things, and more about working around problems. and i just don't find that fun.
It is your duty as a web professional to turn down this work. Microsoft does not even support his browser anymore.
I think windows is so set in how they do things that they can not think out of the box ( window ) at all.
With 3d and ssd becoming standard there are plenty of new ways to visualize the files on your drive.
Even photosynth an ms product would be a cool bolt on to file explorer.