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2880 x 1800, the text is extremely crisp.

I went for it. The display is quite nice.

Tracked down a used 2.3ghz 15" Retina MBP with a 256gb SSD and 8gb of ram for $1450. I think I'll go for it. Still has 5 months of warranty left.

Yes, that's the disadvantage to a retina Macbook Pro. If you think of it like an iPad or an iPhone where you can't upgrade as well it makes more sense. You gain the slim size and nice screen.

A fish expert and a developer? Your types don't come around too often.

I see a couple 15" retinas that went for about $1450 on eBay, so that might just be my target price. I just wonder if 8gb will be enough for the next 4-5 years.

If I were only looking for a 13" I'd be happy to get a retina, but I need 15" and the retinas just aren't worth it for the price.

I'm looking at the 2011 15" models with a 1680x1050 resolution. I can get a used 2.3ghz 8gb model for about $1150 from Craigslist.

Now you're making me consider a laptop upgrade.. Would love to have a retina Macbook Pro but those are a little pricey right now.

Please do not post snippets asking for help. Start a new thread for questions.

How much did you get it for?

Thanks for the post and welcome to the site!

That will scale terribly. Every lookup will require loading the entire file into memory in order to search it. Once the file gets too large PHP will fail to load it resulting in memory errors. Your method is guaranteed to fail in the long run.

What indexing method do you plan to use in a flat file? Will you keep it persistent in memory for faster access?

Why a flat database? Wouldn't it scale better to use something like sqlite at least?

This is not something that can be disabled, but if your search returns no results after the user presses a space it will stop querying.

Yes, always good to post to GitHub. I prefer developers use Hawkee as a place to discuss their projects while GitHub is the place to host them.

@[nas]peter Sometimes I might opt for a different solution if that's the case. Just depends on what's out there.

Well look at Apple. You can say they re-invented mobile phones, but the OS is built on Unix.

No point in re-inventing the wheel. It's always best to start with the closest match and modify from there. The main thing to consider is the license.

Safe choices.

Sounds great! Your projects are fairly common solutions, so you'll have to do something special to make them stand out. I strongly recommend using a CSS library like Bootstrap or Foundation. Also, what JavaScript library do you plan to use?

I just confirmed this on your sample link. There is a space after the word false.

Even a single space before or after the word false will cause this problem. Make sure you don't have any other scripts throwing something into the header.

What did you end up using for the clipboard? I know in the past it had to be a flash plugin to be 100% cross browser.

You'll have to style the more button yourself. There is some example code above to help you style it. It should not show the word false. Is there any whitespace or any other characters that might be interfering?

You should post it as an app rather than a snippet. Go to the apps section under Explore and click post app on the right.

Works great. Feel free to submit it as a web app here on Hawkee.

Excellent, what is the domain?

@Joshuaxiong1 That's not very nice.