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Because the GPL requires that any subsequent code also be open sourced. Since the primary users of this would be browser vendors, most of which are primarily closed source, that's a barrier to companies like MS building support for it.
Doing some really cool things with this. I hope the GPL is not a non-starter for its adoption.
To me, it looks like the cockpit of a 777. Sure, having everything at my disposal to fly an airplane is nice, but only if I know how to actually fly an airplane.
Try inspecting elements on the page and looking at your console.
The entire list seems to be made up, with no regard for explaining the ranking. Why are some jobs less stressful than others? Why are some jobs more beneficial to society?
In your "Remember to keep everything up to date" section, you should really pull the changes on master down to the master branch you keep locally, and then merge those changes into gh-pages. Otherwise, you update gh-pages with remote changes, but your local master branch remains behind where it should be. Something like
git checkout master git pull origin master git checkout gh-pages git merge master <resolve merge conflicts if necessary> git push origin gh-pages
Other than that, looks pretty snazzy.
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It seems like you trade one level of platform support madness (IEx-y, Chrome, FF, etc) for another (OSX, Windows, Linux). Any thoughts on the pros/cons of the build/deploy process of web apps vs. native?