LocalPCGuy

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by LocalPCGuy 15y ago
I believe this is a good thing. I jQuery daily, and when searching for a plugin lately I would avoid the plugins site when it came up in search results. It was outdated and the stuff in there isn't generally well maintained. I was glad t
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by LocalPCGuy 15y ago
Just a short overview of the jQuery conference, what we thought and the sessions we liked the best.
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Conference Review: Optimizing & Improving Coding Practices(enlighten.com)
3 points by LocalPCGuy 15y ago|1 comments
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A Baker’s Dozen: Tips for Successfully Managing Your Brand on Facebook (Part I)(enlighten.com)
1 points by LocalPCGuy 15y ago|0 comments
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Design Insights for Creating Touchscreen Interfaces(enlighten.com)
1 points by LocalPCGuy 15y ago|0 comments
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by LocalPCGuy 15y ago
Oops, forgot the other main pro -> no need to update content unless you are updating to keep it current as users don't expect anything more than the content you sell, where-as with a membership site users generally expect continual upda
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by LocalPCGuy 15y ago
You might consider a "micro-continuity" style website. The user pays like a membership site, but it is a fixed number of payments, and they get new content fed out in increments as they pay. So if you can split your content into 6 modules
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JQuery or JavaScript: Why it really isn't a competition(enlighten.com)
2 points by LocalPCGuy 15y ago|0 comments
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by LocalPCGuy 15y ago
In this case, I think less is more. I know I will visit and comment on Forrst because the noise to value ratio is still relatively low. I don't feel that it is really an exclusive "club" feel, but it does seem to be more developers and de
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by LocalPCGuy 15y ago
Pretty cool, I submitted a message for my future self. I would add a privacy note, stating what you said here about dropping the emails/message after sending - I couldn't find anything on there that resembled a privacy policy. Other thing t
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by LocalPCGuy 15y ago
Fairly cool, but noticed it doesn't seem to be supporting @font-face CSS directives.