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Harshness is fine :) There is still more work to be done on making the service more flexible, mostly just opening up the rest of the api on my end. How would
by wickedlogic 11y ago
Harshness is fine :)
There is still more work to be done on making the service more flexible, mostly just opening up the rest of the api on my end.
How would you describe a CMS that self documents externally?
Perhaps this helps a little: http://blog.diff.io/show-hn-diff-io/ http://blog.diff.io/show-hn-diff-io/ (?)
- egwor 11y agoThis could be used as a way to make sure a web 2.0 app hasn't got some error and lost some content... e.g. some pane is empty
- giovannibajo1 11y agoHave a look at Applitools for a similar tool with advanced features
- rplnt 11y agoWould it find errors here? :) https://i.imgur.com/xg3BSNs.png https://i.imgur.com/xg3BSNs.png
- wickedlogic 11y agoHah, sounds like I need start tweaking that theme's css. That's bad. Email matt@diff.io the device/browser/resolution?
- rplnt 11y agoWeirdly, I can't reproduce it now, so you either fixed it, or it was a bug on my side (browser, extension, ..?). Anyway, it was a screenshot from Opera 29 (Chromium 42) on Windows 7 with uBlock as one possibly related extension.
- greggman 11y agoI got the same the first time but can't repo either
- cstad 11y agoI've been getting the same kind of display errors on lots of different sites in chrome. Inline elements aren't given enough width, and then when I go to inspect them it is fixed.