> 19) Oh yes - the only way to develop is on the live server with FTP. Version control is asking if anyone is working on the file you want to edit first.
I worked with the author the day this happened. The developer was working on an architecture diagram when his manager screamed at him to stop drawing and get back to coding.
My wife had a stroke at the age of 30, seven years ago. It happened in the hospital during an embolization procedure. She was unconscious for 5 days. This event has obviously changed her life, but I wasn't prepared for the ways it would change mine. Thank you for sharing this.
Alfred is built on Spotlight in the same way that Dropbox is built on the local filesystem. It uses it for the backend, but it provides features far and above the core functionality by doing a lot more with that data than simply accessing it.
Zappos launched the API about a year ago and since it's been used for a lot of internal projects, especially our quarterly hackathons. The public API also powers our Ipad/Iphone apps and several 3rd party webapps. We are really excited to see what other devs can do with it.
> 19) Oh yes - the only way to develop is on the live server with FTP. Version control is asking if anyone is working on the file you want to edit first.