Timmy_C

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by Timmy_C 14y ago
It's three sections on one page. There's nowhere to navigate. You don't even leave the page to log in. I don't know how you're lost.
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by Timmy_C 14y ago
This is a killer HTML/CSS boilerplate. It's clean and simple and does just enough to get a responsive layout up-and-running.
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by Timmy_C 14y ago
Coderwall does give you links to contact the author if you'd like to suggest something. His Twitter handle is on his profile page.
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by Timmy_C 14y ago
If you live in Seattle you'll see WP7 phones in the wild. They're all owned by Microsoft employees however.
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by Timmy_C 14y ago
I remember that when Backbone came on the scene, not having to use native elements was a selling point. If you wanted to use native elements you could. But you'd end up having to put `event.preventDefault();` in every one of your event hand
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by Timmy_C 14y ago
You're right. I guess I was trying to use the list icons.
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by Timmy_C 14y ago
It uses inline styles. That's an issue for me. It also looks like it doesn't do nested lists. On the other hand, full-screen mode is really cool.
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by Timmy_C 14y ago
I think this is the article you were thinking about. http://blogs.msdn.com/b/b8/archive/2011/08/26/improvements-i...
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by Timmy_C 14y ago
The interesting part is that CSS variables are inherited unlike in SCSS/SASS. That means you'll have to assign all your variables to ancestor nodes if you want to reuse them everywhere on the page. I can see the `:root` selector getting pre
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by Timmy_C 14y ago
The argument he makes is that it boils down to maturity. One framework is still evolving and the other is more mature.
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by Timmy_C 14y ago
No IE7/8 support because it doesn't do CSS generated content or the :before and :after pseudo-elements.
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by Timmy_C 15y ago
I think you should fork it and rewrite the CSS for the dashboard. The markup for the code snippets is just <pre> elements. You could set the white-space to 'pre-line' for those elements to take care of the width issue.
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by Timmy_C 15y ago
I looks like most of the inline JavaScript is there to handle DOM abstraction and events. Every click essentially needs to be able to build a part of the page client-side.
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by Timmy_C 15y ago
I keep seeing comments here about whether-or-not consumers are using their iPhones and iPads to do word processing and spreadsheets. And I think that argument misses the point that the article was trying to make. I think the conclusion was
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by Timmy_C 15y ago
I don't see why they made commands like copy and paste into buttons. It seems like they could simplify their interface by using more conventions and fewer ribbon buttons. I tend to dislike the ribbon in general because it feels like their d
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by Timmy_C 15y ago
I think I did really poorly. My score was around 21,000.
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by Timmy_C 15y ago
You'll end up "fixing" the same thing more than once. Not very DRY.
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by Timmy_C 15y ago
It looks like all the comments here are from SEOmoz employees.
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by Timmy_C 15y ago
Why do you use more than one? I thought the point was that you could sign in once with your OpenID and be signed in everywhere.
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Firebug's Buggy Autocomplete is Fixed(code.google.com)
15 points by Timmy_C 15y ago|1 comments
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by Timmy_C 16y ago
These are just the browser stats for this site and I see your point. However, the article is implying that there is going to be a trend toward browser apps in the future and Firefox does not have a built-in browser app platform.
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by Timmy_C 16y ago
Chrome apps get downloaded to your machine. They are not links.
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by Timmy_C 16y ago
The Chrome apps he's talking about get downloaded to your machine then run in the browser as if they were a webpage on the net. I'm guessing that Internet Explorer 9 has a similar feature but Firefox doesn't have anything like this on the r
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by Timmy_C 16y ago
This article argues that apps are the only future for browsers and by virtue of the fact that Firefox doesn't have a dedicated "app ecosystem" it will be extinct. I don't follow the reasoning since I don't really see why I have to use Inter
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by Timmy_C 16y ago
margin: auto;
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by Timmy_C 16y ago
The best part of this article, for me, was the link to letscrate.com.
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by Timmy_C 16y ago
It's not bad. I like the simple design of it. The previous logo had some details that got lost at smaller resolutions and the icon itself was kind of a nondescript colorful futuristic object. This one looks more like an icon and doesn't lea
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by Timmy_C 16y ago
True, those aren't exactly the harshest critiques.
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by Timmy_C 16y ago
You obviously stopped reading after the first page. The second page of this article points out a lot of features that Microsoft FINALLY got around to implementing and some of the short-comings that are still lingering. If I remember correct
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by Timmy_C 16y ago
You can apply styling to the :first-letter pseudo element but that's where it ends.

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