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by Osmose 14y ago
That doesn't matter, though. Let's take the example above and say there's 5000 .widget items on the page. There's two properties that need to be set. Assuming jQuery works as you expect, in the first case we iterate over 5000 elements setti
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by Osmose 14y ago
I prefer Blessings[1] for terminal colors/positioning/etc (except it's limited to platforms that support curses): from blessings import Terminal t = Terminal() print t.bold, 'Hi there!', t.normal print t.bold_red_on_bright
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by Osmose 14y ago
I've been trying to "get used to" Twitter over the past year or so ever since I started working somewhere where a lot of my coworkers use Twitter a lot. It's interesting, and I've gotten into a few amusing discussions, but in the end I stil
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by Osmose 14y ago
I'm confused about the JSON > HTML part of your comment. Independent of which one is better overall, wouldn't HTML be more meaningful than JSON because it has semantics attached to tags?
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by Osmose 14y ago
Their README says the site is MIT Licensed, so you're fine: https://github.com/addyosmani/todomvc#license
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by Osmose 14y ago
They're working on it: Check out the search box in the right side of this screenshot from a github blog post a week or so ago: https://a248.e.akamai.net/camo.github.com/367fe330bc1ad4431b... The post itself mentioned: "Spoiler alert: you
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by Osmose 14y ago
Probably a personal thing. I say the word aloud as if it were a contraction, and having never bothered to actually learn proper grammar, I figured it was fine since it sounded correct in my head. In a similar vein, I get lazy with the word
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by Osmose 14y ago
The fear is that posting a bug like this on a social network will result in a bunch of people commenting on the bug about how this needs to be our new #1 priority or how we're just too slow. While both are perfectly valid criticism, bugs ju
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by Osmose 14y ago
In case anyone decides that they want to register for Bugzilla and comment on the bug itself about how they feel about priorities, please heed bz's comment and take the discussion to a more appropriate (and probably more responsive) area, l
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by Osmose 14y ago
Please make this obvious from the page itself. Don't call it an app if it's a concept, maybe use "could" instead of "can", etc. I get that you may not have anticipated the amount of interest when making this, of course. It looks really cool
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by Osmose 14y ago
https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/18736 is the referenced issue for the curious.
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by Osmose 14y ago
Just a note, the Django authentication system comes with a permissions system that seems[1] well supported by the admin interface (with the notable exception of the AdminSite issue mentioned in the article). [1] Seems. I've never implemente
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by Osmose 14y ago
FYI: In Firefox 17 on Snow Leopard there's a "skip to navigation" link way to the right (like 10000px or so) that I can scroll sideways to on your homepage. I only noticed because I'm using a trackpad. :D
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by Osmose 14y ago
Developer Tools would've scared the crap out've me when I was 11 years old trying to figure out how web pages worked. The classic view source showing just text is a very powerful message: websites are just text[1]. As a young wannabe, it wa
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by Osmose 14y ago
"If developers get on board — at least one Mozilla bigwig has stated that they “want to attract hundreds of thousands of developers” — and lots of open web apps begin to appear, then Google can simply implement the same specification in Chr
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by Osmose 14y ago
MDN currently says it's 30%: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Apps/Marketplace_Payments It might be useful to bring your idea up on the marketplace mailing list, if for nothing else than to get context on why the current number was chosen
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by Osmose 14y ago
You could at least let me look at the site with a warning that my browser is unsupported rather than blocking me. I can understand the view that this would make you look worse, but my personal response is that I don't want to give your tool
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by Osmose 14y ago
That uses the OS file dialog, which is far too slow for my taste, although I've never actually checked to see what kind've shortcuts there are for it.
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by Osmose 14y ago
Cmd-P is useful for opening existing files, but what's the preferred way for creating them? I eventually had to get an extension and modify it to replicate emacs' c-x c-f to create files.
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by Osmose 14y ago
Instead of using alert boxes to confirm that a user wants to perform a destructive operation, you should support undoing the change after it's done, perhaps for a limited time.
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by Osmose 14y ago
Coins are the primary thing you spend time earning in this game, yet the number and icon for them is tiny. They should be pumped up and thrown in my face to let me know just how rich I am. (In general the interface isn't as game-like as it
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by Osmose 14y ago
It may be an issue of having multiple channels of communication, and the bug tracker is only one of them. For example, though I work for Mozilla, I'm not terribly good at keeping up with the mailing lists, so every so often something pops u
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Chrome limits off-store extension installs(code.google.com)
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by Osmose 14y ago
PyBrowserID supports local verification in Python: https://github.com/mozilla/PyBrowserID
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by Osmose 15y ago
I'm going to be unfair and quote just two words from the article: > empowered amateur PHP is a gateway drug to web development. And that's awesome. With almost every other popular web development language I've heard of[1], there's this
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by Osmose 15y ago
I disagree. The graphics in Minecraft match very well with the gameplay mechanic of working with a small, simple set of building blocks. It's a not-so-subtle signal to the player that the entire world is constructed with these blocks, and i
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by Osmose 15y ago
11 years old, or a programmer for 11 years?
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by Osmose 15y ago
My personal habit is to play with a small deck of business cards, or sometimes a koosh ball with thin filaments. Both provide a pleasing tactile sensation and are easy enough to mess around with while thinking. I also find it helpful to use
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by Osmose 15y ago
How do I fork a design? Can I make another layer and merge it into the PS file so that others can tweak my changes? Just ideas that popped into my head looking at this. It's pretty awesome, great job!
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by Osmose 15y ago
At Mozilla, we use a homegrown template called Playdoh[1][2] that includes split settings file, some sample deployment scripts, and lots of useful libraries that handle stuff like secure cookies, localization, strong password hashing, etc.

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