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- mcav 17y agoNot to unnecessarily complain about design, but 23px body text is borderline unusable.
- O3d 17y agoI agree. I enjoy the content of the site, but having to scroll after reading every couple sentences gets to be annoying. I shrunk the text of an article in order to read it; however, that made the code snippets too small to read. I'd advise them to change the ratio of the code-snippet font size and body font size to something closer to 1.
- benhoyt 17y agoOTOH, I always find it refreshing when websites don't use tiny 10px fonts -- the "I've taken a graphic design course, and I think small fonts are cool" thing. In other words, 23px might be a bit big, but it's better than too small, at least on a 120dpi screen. :-)
- flabbergaster 17y ago> You must have Javascript enabled to view this site. Uh, why?
- steveklabnik 17y agoApparently he's using some javascript to stop spam? as well as his comments, and his theme...
- prodigal_erik 17y agoThe author is not as incompetent as they claim to be. The content is accessible if the bizzare stylesheet is ignored.
- xal 17y agoEveryone who is interested in the evolution of low level C based languages owes it to himself to track the OOC project. It looks nothing short of spectacular. http://ooc-lang.org/ http://ooc-lang.org/
- biotech 17y agoGood webpage, I like that it isn't shy about getting right into simple examples of source code. More language websites should be outlined like this.
- nddrylliog 17y agoThanks for the nice feedback =) Usually half the reactions are "hey I didn't even read the frontpage but I know all about your language and you're mistaken because you're not the same as C++/Objective-C/D/my mom". Why isn't Reddit/FriendFeed more like HackerNews :/ ?