20 May 2013

The Ruby Reflector

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Sparrow

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On ZURB 6 months ago.
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Body is 15px too wide to the right, padding issue. ThunderbirdSparrow (iOS) ✓ Sparrow ( Desktop) ✓ Entourage 2004 ✓ Entourage 2008 ✓ Windows Mail ✓ Live Mail

As you can see, there are quite a few places where the templates are supported, including Outlook 2003 and Windows Mail.

Getting Started With Responsive Email Templates

Another question we've received is: "how do I get started?"

To use the templates effectively, you're …

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On Coding Horror 7 months ago.
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Microsoft doesn't get their A Team "hey dummies, all you have to do is just copy Sparrow already" team on that soon, they'll be sorry.

Many of the native applications currently available run poorly on Surface RT due to lack of optimization and testing for the ARM platform versus x86. Probably not terribly different from the iPad 1 on launch day, but it remains to be seen how quickly that will get resolved.

The web browser is stellar and a model of how the Internet

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By Assaf of Labnotes 9 months ago.
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§ The Sparrow Problem and How to Evaluate a (paid) iPhone App Idea .

§ Kafka writes every message to broker disk. Still, performance wise it is better than some of the in-memory message storing message queues. Why is that?

The second reason is because Kafka supports end-to-end batching of messages. Computers love linear scans and transfers with big arrays, they hate little bursty random messages. One prerogative of an asynchronous messaging system is the …

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By Todd Hoff of High Scalability 10 months ago.
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power law ruins everything : 20% of iOS applications make 97% of the revenue. Directly related to The Sparrow Problem where low software prices make it hard to build standalone software companies, which makes spirit killing buyouts the goal. Don't miss all that the Internet has to say on Scalability, click below and become eventually consistent with all scalability knowledge...

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By Mike Gunderloy of A Fresh Cup 10 months ago.
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Mailplane - There aren't a heck of a lot of alternatives to Sparrow out there (though I expect a lot of wannabe apps to launch shortly). Mailplane isn't bad, if you want a better GMail experience than the web UI offers by itself.

LibEtPan - Apparently the mail library underneath Sparrow is still alive as open source.

Textastic - Text editor for the iPad with some interesting features to make coding less painful.

Adobe PhoneGap 2.0 Released …

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By Assaf of Labnotes 1 year ago.
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…you're running Chrome, Speed Tracer is even better .

Git³ gitv is a gitk clone plugin for vim, and if any of these words mean something to you, you'll want to check it out .

Present Sparrow takes flight: how a startup built the Gmail app Google couldn't .

Woof In today's comic relief, text from dog .

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By Mike Gunderloy of A Fresh Cup over 1 year ago.
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Sparrow Lite 1.5 - All the features of the Sparrow desktop OS X email client, for free, as long as you can tolerate some ads. Here's the release announcement .

A Case Against Using CoffeeScript - I've looked at CoffeeScript, and I find myself strongly in agreement with the points made here. I might just be too old to learn new tricks though.

Bfxr - Online sound effects generator with enough options to drive my dog completely bonkers. …

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By 0x4a6f4672 of 4 Lines of Code 3 years ago.
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RabbitMQ), C ( beanstalkd), Ruby ( Starling or Sparrow), Scala ( Kestrel) or Java ( ActiveMQ). A short overview can be found here

Sparrow

- written by Alex MacCaw

- Sparrow is a lightweight queue written in Ruby that "speaks memcache"

Starling

- written by Blaine Cook at Twitter

- Starling is a Message Queue Server based on MemCached

- written in Ruby

- stores jobs in memory (message queue)

- Ruby client: for instance Workling

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