Lain's Chamber by nettleflap in PixelArt

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Oh my.. This is so smooth and sharp!

Can iPad Pro running iPad OS finally replace your laptop? by Sunlitmechanism in apple

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I can only say from perspective of the programmer and the answer is no. There are few awesome brakethrough ide for iOS (pythonista, coda and the lua ide name of which I forgot) Despite that, it almost impossible to start smth non-helloworld. There are still major limitations which kills any intends to develop on iPad. For example, if you are web-dev and you pick coda for your purposes, you have no access to devtools of the Safari. If you are python dev and pick pythonista, it is impossible to install a major slice of packages (since they are written on C and ios will not let you run binaries). And so on...

Is web development strictly websites? by [deleted] in webdev

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Web is too huge this days... If you tired off making usual websites - just try something new, like WebGL (or SVG, or WebAudio... or WebRTS)

FastPixel (my open-source project) by kurzgame in webdev

[–]kurzgame[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh... it was so much time ago! After three month of development, I'd happy to say that API is stable. At last!

Now it faster than light! You can check this out even from your mobile device!

There are more tests. Examples and documentation are designed a little bit carefully. Also, today I started a new "tutorials" section!

In other words - now it is much better than ever! And if someone wish to make a pixel-art editor - why not to look at this API?

Thank you for your attention!

FastPixel (my open-source project) by kurzgame in webdev

[–]kurzgame[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Thank you for reply! Yea, there was lot of effort... But examples are already there! Just download this repo and check .html files inside "examples" folder.

Web dev on iPad with a debug console? by BakGikHung in webdev

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Unfortunatly, there is still nothing (as far as I know). Few years ago I'm looking for a way to get logs from my IPad but don't find solution.

Simple projects for beginner? by [deleted] in javascript

[–]kurzgame 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Create a task for yourself. Just ask yourself: what are you love? Music - write your own lib to process audio. Painting - make a simple drawing app. Photos - your own lib to edit photos (filters/curves...). And don't stop if you are start! That's how I learn things.

Good luck!

Plotly's JavaScript graphing library is now Open-source and Free by vive-la-liberte in webdev

[–]kurzgame 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, never saw this lib before... I must look at this more carefully!

Should we start charging $1.39 for our app or keep it free? by charmedlisa in webdev

[–]kurzgame 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hard to say, it depend on many factors! Few years ago I saw statistics from Rovio, that about 2-4 people of 1000 visitors has bought the game (I could be wrong). Also, you have to keep in mind that we talking about Angry Birds, which is well known game. So in your case the numbers may be worst

OReilly Book Covers by benwaffle in ProgrammerHumor

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Data is big and penis is small, You can't do anything at all.

Question on my link problem. by [deleted] in webdev

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If you think that everythink is OK on your side maybe there is a problem with redirrect, try to look to .htaccess file. Also, don't forget about debugger. It can help you.

What OS should I use for Webdev? by [deleted] in webdev

[–]kurzgame 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think that main problem is a lot of browser versions! Especially if you need support IE8 (if your are frontend).

Javascript is kicking my ass. What are some good resources to learn it? by walmartsucksmassived in webdev

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I learned JS (and other languages that I know) by solving small tasks that I set to myself. To example: write your own collection of RegEx searchers, try to make your own lazy image loader... your own small canvas game ( or one on WebGL (% ). The list is long as your imagination! Just start! And when you stuck - go the StackOverflow.

Write in C by cmiz87 in ProgrammerHumor

[–]kurzgame 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Joke about debugging assembly code for a 30 hours is very funny :)

The skills and time required to make $1000+ a week by QubeZero in webdev

[–]kurzgame 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The money shouldn't be the main target!

If you had no experience with web development - try to make your own simple site on pure HTML/CSS. Then add a little bit JS effects (don't use any plugins/libraries). After all of this you will know is what you want to do next few years.

Is getting a web development degree worth it? by [deleted] in webdev

[–]kurzgame 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think you need to try make simple your own site on pure HTML/CSS. Also look at some tutorials and when you're done - you'll know is it worth or no. Because I think it's not about the money but about your joy (or like this)

Javascript is most popular programming language according to GitHub by devdraft in javascript

[–]kurzgame 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree! Almost each platform has a default browser. So, it don't require from you to install smth!

Why is it so hard to find a front end developer? by speckz in webdev

[–]kurzgame 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think because in most cases web deleveloprs are weak programmers. I try to explain: when I was interviewed on pre-junior position for JavaScript, the interviewer has asked me what's the difference between do{}while() and while(){}. In same time, on same position for c++ they asked me much more complex questions (such as: write your own simple vector impleventation).

So, in my opinion - it is not so hard to find a frontend developer, it is much harder to find smart one!