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taking frontend framework advice from a website that is arguably uglier and more poorly laid out than the bulk of geocities pages is a tough pill to swallow.
by pyedpiper 9y ago
taking frontend framework advice from a website that is arguably uglier and more poorly laid out than the bulk of geocities pages is a tough pill to swallow.
- jgalvez 9y agoAside from the Jakob Nielsen-y vibe to the color scheme (intentional), it's not that much different than any other developer blog out there -- but if that's the angle you want to take to discredit what I am saying, fine.
- devmunchies 9y ago> if that's the angle you want to take I don't think its some "angle" out of left field. Its a valid point.
- jgalvez 9y agoWell, to be frank, I honestly don't know what to think. I've had people telling me it looks great, people telling me it looks awful -- it does look amazing to me: http://imgur.com/a/yMTz8 http://imgur.com/a/yMTz8 Having said that, I'll definitely work out a update that's readable to wider audience.
- avarun 9y agoSorry, but that's really ugly.
- nickthemagicman 9y agoIt's not that ugly. The layout is ok, the typography is fine. It's just that yellow color that's not the best. As far as the rest it's fine.
- jgalvez 9y agoI've since updated the color scheme.
- Shorel 9y agoMay be developers should standarize in Jekyll for our blogs. Not that I think it is an important issue or anything. I read everything via Pocket.