nvictor

seems the guy nailed down many issues i have had in the past :)

nice! it even shorten non-existing URLs.

All the domain registration thing aside, that's a blazing fast web design. Kudos to the developers!

> The answer is neither.

no need to thank me :)

please do not blow the vuvu... err scratch that. do not link to downloads ;)

THAT was the question people kept asking Pike at conferences. and his answer to the question is "yes, we would like to see that happen too".

and i hope Google is listening. i mentioned in many comments before, i just see it there, unlike Dart.

i am not ignoring the hard work behind Dart or anything, but it's just my feeling that i wouldn't personally move from Javascript to something that just looks like Java. Javascript to Go or Python? definitely.

i came to say this. plus the annoying constant "upload something before you download..."

digitally imported or something...

good. but what happens after the holiday season?

> it works the way I want on all those platforms lol.

good :)

sad that it has to take a frontpage on HN to get them to notice their error...

many people already suggested that the idea is not novel. this implementation doesn't add what i wish we had in a modern inline content editing framework: structure.

wikis had it for a while now. [[newpage]] anyone? i am wondering how difficult it would be to take wikis out of their textareas.

the other concern is naturally security.

i was going to report that one as well.

the rendering sometimes fails too. for example, the button won't show until i click on them. and resizing the windows won't properly render the resulting windows.

firefox 8 also.