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On Flippa they say "The premium membership is sold for $99/month. This is how we generate revenue."

Why is it available just for the US App Store?

I was talking about Diet Coda, the iPad version.

I just bought Diet Coda just for that one rare situation when I'll need to edit some html or change file permissions from bed. It's really nicely done, just like every Panic product but I don't see myself using it very often especially since my workflow involves LESS & CoffeScript and versioning vs. editing straight on the production server.

It's not only about the bouncing price itself but it's interesting for some of us to observe the evolution of the biggest "startup" out there after its IPO.

It's somewhere at -13.35% right now. I don't think that's unexpected at all given the valuation.

Kudos for the effort. I'm always impressed by how much time some developers invest in these CSS3-only experiments.

LESS became popular thanks to Twitter Bootrstrap and to the fact that you don't need Ruby to use it, which is a big plus for Windows users.

I use them both on daily basis, SCSS & Compass for a Sencha Touch project and LESS & Bootstrap for web dev work, along side with CodeKit to compile them and the major difference that I see is the speed of compiling. The projects I work on are both pretty large and with many .scss/.less files but LESS compiles way faster for me and this is a big plus.

Also, LESS is pretty useful for rapid prototyping since you can use the less.js and skip the compiling part altogether.

I understand that and it's pretty awesome. Have the frontend on Github and I can help you tweak it out. Open source stuff should look awesome as well.

OP: I understand I will collect down votes with this comment but, seriously, you gave credit to everybody in the footer except to Twitter Bootstrap, which you didn't even bother to personalize. Is that part of the brogrammer code, guzzle down some redbulls, fire up bootstrap and don't even bother about it?

Invest a bit of time in the looks of your service/startup, if it looks like the next service/startup, it's just another Boostrap themed website that people (I assume) are tired of.

In my opinion, this is one of the most important features of CSS preprocessors. Wether you're doing rapid prototyping and working on the real deal, having a set of variables for colors, fonts and whatnot helps you a lot controlling the look and feel of your site and avoid mistakes that even Facebook did [1]

This is one of the main reasons why foundations like Twitter Bootstrap or Compass are awesome but unfortunately people are so lazy they don't even change the color variables in Bootrstrap, hence the "yet another Twitter Bootstrap" site.

[1] Facebook had 706 CSS files, they declared the Facebook blue color 261 times, used 548 unique hex values for colors, had 6498 declarations of color. http://www.lukew.com/ff/entry.asp?1379

It would be nice if it let you set your office as well so it downloads the latest news when you're coming back home.

So learning how to code _something_ is the opposite of not feeling stupid?

Since when learning to code is something everybody HAS to do nowadays? Let's all also learn how to use a crane or how to perform surgery and get badges while we're at it.

It's working in Romania now.

I've been using Sublime Text (1) since it was beta and after falling in love with it I bought a licence mostly to support the developer.

Here's a list of smallest possible syntactically valid files of different types https://github.com/mathiasbynens/small

While using Sencha Touch you will write a lot of vanilla JavaScript (you'll understand why as you learn it) so my advice is to make sure you handle pure JS pretty well before tackling Sencha. You might learn some JS form working with jQuery but you'll never learn JS from working with Sencha AND you will not have an easy time with Sencha Touch if you don't handle well the MVC pattern.

Phonegap and Titanium are different things from jQuery Mobile and Sencha Touch, which are slightly different form jQTouch.

Want to build a complex app that could run on iOS, Android and Windows Mobile with no(t much) fuss? Don't like writing HTML or CSS by hand but enjoy writing JavaScript MVC stuff and fancy learning new stuff? Go with Sencha.

Want to build a nice mobile interface for a website but you need your very own markup and CSS and you'd also like to apply your jQuery king-funess to the project? jQuery Mobile is the thing you need.

Want that "site" to be a native app that talks with your web services and uses accelerometer, gps and camera? Add Phonegap.

You can export them with this Python script http://hivelogic.com/articles/backing-up-flickr/ or with Bulkr (paid version)

Yes! They're on it, it's awesome. I'm looking forward for Path to have a public API, that will be the stuff. Have you guys notice the ~12h delay in which Path posts to Facebook or Twitter?

Super simple and neat idea, awesome job!

Lengthy post on privacy and all people want is a dislike button. Well, they are the product...

But that's not a rule, it's because women don't negotiate well. This title can create a bit of unnecessary controversy, imho.

I'm sorry but you can't become a _programmer_ in 12 weeks. You can become a pretty good code wrangler, you can put togeter a decent website or an application but you still have around 10 more years to go (as shown above/below http://norvig.com/21-days.html).

The article shows us that nowadays anyone can easily start learning a programming language or even a framework, that the internet is an incredibly useful library for those who seek knowledge and that tabloid headlines like "How I became a programmer in 12 weeks" still get our attention.

For Palo Alto it gives me only non-hireable people. And Facebook.

'at Google I feel like I'm stupid most of the time'

Is that let's-pay-them-enough-not-to-leave-for-Facebook-even-if-they-don't-do-much strategy still on?

The original is actually this one http://www.technologywithpassion.com/about-us/team/

When others copy you it must be a good thing.

http://db.tt/5Z7hter Thanks.

It's a bit too little too late but I'm curious what they'll bring to the game now with so many people converting to Sublime Text 2.