MadRabbit | 10 years ago | on: Show HN: Meet the rockstar programmer keyboard layout
interesting. thanks for the feedback, maybe I will give it a try some day
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MadRabbit | 10 years ago | on: Show HN: Meet the rockstar programmer keyboard layout
i did, seems a bit strange to me to be honest. do you use it? can you give some feedback?
MadRabbit | 10 years ago | on: Show HN: Rockstar programmer keyboard layout
you're so cute when you try to look all grownup and important )
MadRabbit | 10 years ago | on: CSS Hacks: Not your daddy's link highlighting
lucky you :)
MadRabbit | 10 years ago | on: Open-sourcing my new blogging engine implementation
looks like it works perfectly
MadRabbit | 10 years ago | on: Open-sourcing my new blogging engine implementation
fair point. thanks!
MadRabbit | 10 years ago | on: Open-sourcing my new blogging engine implementation
no problem. i didn't touch anything yet. but i did optimize it for iphone5 at some point, so that might be it.
but, thank you for letting me know about it either way! :)
MadRabbit | 10 years ago | on: Open-sourcing my new blogging engine implementation
because that's an extra moving part, i will have to handle those compiled files separately, collect them somewhere, copy to S3 or whatevers. I don't want that. I want a simple thing that has just the content and a shallow presentation layer that just shows the content in a browser, that's it. No extra transformations or anything, this way the system is immediate and simple. markdown + front-end, no other moving parts
MadRabbit | 10 years ago | on: Open-sourcing my new blogging engine implementation
all search engines are javascript enabled those days. google indexes nikolay.rocks perfectly. i have analytics running and everything on it
MadRabbit | 10 years ago | on: Open-sourcing my new blogging engine implementation
i used jekyll as well, and it's alright. this thing gives you the same workflow minus dependency on ruby runtime or a specific hosting platform that supports jekyll (like github for example).
i just write stuff and git push it to heroku
MadRabbit | 10 years ago | on: Open-sourcing my new blogging engine implementation
that's like saying that "if you can't print it on punch cards it's all bad". the progress didn't stop with lynx. probably good 90% of the modern internet won't work without javascript
MadRabbit | 10 years ago | on: Open-sourcing my new blogging engine implementation
thanks! i don't have a small android, but i'll see if i can fix it with some google chrome emulator on desktop
MadRabbit | 10 years ago | on: Open-sourcing my new blogging engine implementation
i use the engine for some commercial work at the moment, i might open-source it eventually as well (if there is enough interest in it). but at the moment it's just a bunch of make-shift scripts thrown together which are not really in a publisheable shape
MadRabbit | 10 years ago | on: Open-sourcing my new blogging engine implementation
there is no server side
MadRabbit | 10 years ago | on: Open-sourcing my new blogging engine implementation
thanks! :)
MadRabbit | 10 years ago | on: Open-sourcing my new blogging engine implementation
all the content is open-sourced and available on github as markdown all nice and readable without any engine at all! https://github.com/MadRabbit/nikolay.rocks/blob/master/pages...
MadRabbit | 10 years ago | on: Open-sourcing my new blogging engine implementation
that's true, but you need a ruby environment and some hooks to build Jekyll
I didn't want to build a new _generator_. I wanted a self-containing thing that doesn't need a runtime environment
MadRabbit | 10 years ago | on: I think I have built a video player for cats and it works
that is a brilliant idea, thanks!
MadRabbit | 10 years ago | on: Building Street Fighter II in Ruby [video]
considering rubymotion, i think ruby is still a feasible option though
MadRabbit | 10 years ago | on: Building Street Fighter II in Ruby [video]
when i have time for it, yes. that would be my next sprint on the project
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