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Flow looks like transatlantic connection with epicenter in Europe


Here's my feedback. As a part of a small startup team, I used Jira for years before Github issues and Slack were there.

The company I work at right now still uses Atlassian's trio Jira + Hipchat + Bitbucket. They are great tools with lots of features but Jira's productivity is much slower compared to Github issues and Hipchat offers a poor user experience compared to Slack.


Productivity apps are never in top 10 on app store. The efforts you spent building your app did not pay, but I don't think you should blame app store for that. I would suggest not to take it as a failure of the mobile app concept. Learn form your experience and think about what you can improve.


PDF Expert and Notability are in the bestseller lists right now. There have been productivity apps in the charts, although they don't dominate.


I'm learning Swift right now, and really appreciate type checking.


Same for me on mobile. Website is apparently not mobile-friendly, works with desktop browser.


You can use Sketch app to create animated SVG https://medium.com/sketch-app-sources/svg-metamorphosis-a9d6...


"use sketch" is a very strong phrase for what was documented there.

What that shows is creating three different SVGs in sketch and then animating them using the Snap.svg JS library to animate them.


Such a relief for front-end people. We'll be finally free of workarounds for IE.


Microsoft not supporting older IE doesn't mean front-end people won't have to if their sites have users who don't upgrade.

It just means Microsoft can't be bothered to ship patches for those older browsers.


Everyone using a browser that doesn't get security patches is basically a walking malware farm. Not supporting them with your site and pushing them to upgrade is the moral high ground.


This. In fact by supporting those browsers on your website, you're in effect complicit in allowing malware to hijack those users' logins.


It's a good first step though. This means that websites can start telling users "we don't support this browser because Microsoft doesn't", etc., and they will die off quicker.


I'm not so sure; dealing with mobile safari is giving me some awful flashbacks.


oh, that's what you think..


118 dead reported by AFP (80 inside Bataclan concert hall) and 4 terrorists executed by special forces


executed?


Made unalive.

I'm guessing snipers.


That definition made me smile.

But executed has a quite definite meaning, I think. If anything, the terrorists have been executing people tonight.


Killed.


itele just said that 2 of them might have killed themselves using explosives in their belt


100 dead in Bataclan concert hall


I agree that closing all borders physically would be tough. There would be controls on the roads and airports, but in the zone you posted a physical wall is required to isolate two countries.


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