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Very nice. I would suggest adding url support to be able to go back and forth between slides (using browser's back/fwd button), emailing dirct link to certain slides, etc.

Thanks, sounds great.

I love this - wish we had this when I studied at Tech (BS+MS in ECE, over a decade ago). I'm now working on my own startup (outside the US), and was actually thinking to try and meet up with investors in Atlanta. As others mentioned in this thread, ATL is a great city to live in - perhaps it's not as hyped as SF or NYC, but I enjoyed my time there and would love to come back one day. Keep up the good work!

Just saw your post after posting myself. Please share how you got rid of some of the clutter.

Upvote, beacuse I see myself as a descent programmer and my github account has been idle for ages.

Not to mention that holding a full time job and my wanting to spend time with my wife and kid leave very little time to maintain a blog (which I don't) or contribute to OSS (as much as I can, but next to nothing compared to other readers of this site).

I have mixed feelings about what to take away from this article. We actually rely exclusively on SVG in the startup I work at, so it's nice to see this topic getting some love. Then again, the lack of serious support, especially in mobile browsers (no mention of SVG not really being supported that well on iOS 4 or lower) means we have to carefully pick our battles or perhaps rethink our stack. Sad.

Very nice, though a couple of things immediately jump out:

First, no https. I think it's something you owe your less technical users.

Second - no non-social way to sign up. Personally, I find it annoying when I can't use simple email/username+password login. I don't really want to give up my entire social graph+data just to try something out. I realize this might be necessary for your business model, but you can offer me the option to add my social data later on, and I will if I like your service.

Good site, found a few there myself.

Fair warning to low performance/feeble browser machines - there are A LOT of images there.

I agree to these five, and add:

* matchit - extends % functionality to support HTML/XML tags and also functions, blocks, conditionals in many languages.

* Supertab - tab completion done right.

* Tagbar or Taglist - code tree browser.

I've been neck deep in MySQL for the past 5-6 years, simply b/c that's what my company uses.

I've been wanting to pick up postgres but my only motivation has been curiosity. Any good resources/tutorials people here can recommend?

That is awesome, thanks for sharing. I'm very interested, as I'm sure many others are, to hear about the tools you've used and the development process. Great app!

125,000 Million -> 125,000,000,000

:)