jamieomatthews

This is somewhat unrelated, but wouldn't it be nice if there was a tool that would let you connect with Github, choose 3 or 4 of your favorite projects, and it would generate a cool looking resume/site for you? Does this already exist??

At least go says in their official docs, when posting/searching for the language, use "Golang"

This does look pretty cool. I think the author is forgetting about so many reasons why JSON is so widely used, however.

One huge benefit of JSON over msgpack or something similar is READABILITY.

Great article! I'd like to see a part 2 to this article where you go a bit more in depth into some differences, with examples of both golang code and objectiv-c code. Thanks!

I like the article, some nice points.

I think mostly, you want to always know what the limitations of your framework are, and never be afraid to dive into the source of the framework to see why certain things are slow/buggy, etc. If you can do this, you will be in much better shape than 75% of the users using that framework.

I wouldn't worry too much about being on Font Awesome 3, most of the changes are purely semantic.

Whats the difference between this and SDWebImage, if any?? I cant see a ton of different API differences. Looks like this probably wont support ARC, though.

This should be renamed to iOS7 Disaster! Oh and also this crashes on most modern browsers too...

Same goes for Chrome 29.0.1547.76

I have the feeling they aren't checking the input, so anyone could probably POST them some results, and it will put it into the DB. Speaking of which, BRB, let me see if I can lower it to -200

Chicago though?

I assume the customer service rep that responded to this got fired? Yes, its unacceptable for the CEO to say something like this, but its a customer service reps JOB to ALWAYS respond calmly and friendly to customers.

If they really thought he wanted that message forwarded on to the customer, they need to find a new line of work

After listening, I don't think they mention Task.Factory.StartNew, this is how I usually throw things into the background. Whats wrong with this approach?

ABH. Always. Be. Hacking.

I think there are plenty of jobs that wont weigh side projects too heavily, as long as what you are working on for your job is awesome. I also think there are companies who like the modo I suggested at the top, and are looking for someone who loves to hack away at projects

I agree that it can bloat, and often customizing components takes as long as simply starting from scratch. However, I really like LESS, and bootstrap is full of some great less utilities. Customizing bootstraps less is a perfect example of why I love it, and how it saves me time

I agree with jvzr, I think it goes hand in hand with a true "mobile first" design.

Most likely, you want to use the full width for your most important stuff going on in your site, and then as the screen gets bigger, maybe you include some extra stuff

Well considering he already practically works on only tips, I do think its messed up that he has to do the NSA's bidding for free

I have a friend who works as a valet to this Airport, and I can confirm there was no pay jump for this. Just a surprise extra duty