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AlexeyBrin

11,534karma·1,345submissions·January 25, 2013
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That's because it is written in JavaScript and you need a way to interpret JS on your machine. I suppose it should be possible to build a self contained executable, similarly with what node-webki…
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What I like about the project is that it is written in JavaScript and open source. But this: a Sublime-like file sidebar You could as well say, a VIM like sidebar if you install the proper pl…
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Thanks. I was thinking at compiling a Racket application to iOS or Android in the way RubyMotion compiles Ruby code to iOS. Probably my original question wasn't so clear.
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> My understanding is that Apple prohibits programming languages in the App store. This is not entirely true, as long as your language is compiled there is no problem (see RubyMotion which is a com…
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Has anyone tried to port Racket to iOS and Android ?
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Probably a MacBook Air 11" is the best choice for you. Be sure to check online if other people had problems installing Ubuntu on the Air. http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=art…
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The losses of the film industry , what BS. Someone that pirates a movie will not pay for a ticket if the movie is not available now. He will simply wait for a pirate copy to appear.
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I wouldn't try Ubuntu on the Surface 3 Pro. I'm pretty sure you will have problems with the keyboard ... like these guys here: http://www.geek.com/microsoft/linux-users-…
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There is no GC in RubyMotion.
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I already know C and C++.
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I think you are confusing the Ruby interpreter with RubyMotion. RubyMotion is a compiler, there is no GC involved.
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The nice thing is that I'm not familiar with any of two. I don't know Ruby or Swift.
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From what I read RubyMotion can call any Objective-C library, so it probably can call SpriteKit and SceneKit (both of these are Objective-C libraries).
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This links to a landing page with a big BUY NOW an ebook. No sample chapter, no explanation about what the book contains, nothing.
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Sure you can! Right click on the console window bar (top) and look in Settings. You will need to increase the horizontal buffer size or something like that.
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Probably for the autocorrect options from Word. Also, for a heavy Word user (writer, journalist), I guess it is normal to write in Word first.
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They suggest that you have a problem because this way of thinking questions their way of life. You can always keep your controversial opinions to your self or share them with a group of close friends…
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Nice, I used to use browsers extensions to achieve the same thing. Your solution is better.
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If it is free you could try it, no need to put your most sensitive documents on Box. Get the free 50GB and wait some time until you think the service can be trusted.
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