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by akvlad 11y ago
nope, just cached https://www.google.com/favicon.ico?cache
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by akvlad 11y ago
I find those posts more like Ads within the site. They all seem to be Y Combinator sponsored jobs. It's in no way different than how twitter, facebook and instagram post ads in between content.
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by akvlad 12y ago
For CSS architecture I thought SMACSS [ https://smacss.com/ ] by Jonathan Snook has really good design patterns that have been proven to be good throughout his many projects.
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by akvlad 12y ago
I'm curious to know how the author managed to take a screenshot of the site? I know there were methods to actually recreate the DOM via some 3rd party library. Not sure if things have changed with HTML5 or others means of doing it.
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by akvlad 12y ago
I know certain websites like google buy domain names which can easily be misspelled and redirect them back to google.com. For typos like gogle.com, or adding extra 'o' gooogle.com
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by akvlad 12y ago
I agree this does look sweet, however this is not a replacement for alert. window.alert() is a blocking function, it prevents further code to be interpreted while the alert or prompt is open.
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by akvlad 12y ago
I think the big reason people prefer SASS is because of Compass - http://compass-style.org/
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by akvlad 12y ago
Well, it's also not a simple as you describe. You might have objects within the canvas that might also need to be resized, images, text, bg images, bounding borders, etc. All these things will need to be taken into consideration when b
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by akvlad 12y ago
I was eager to learn about HTML5 Canvas, so I created a small project and learned a great deal while developing a lightweight canvas library, which hopefully others will also find helpful. https://github.com/vladakilov/
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Show HN: imagine.js – Lightweight HTML5 Canvas Library(github.com)
3 points by akvlad 12y ago|0 comments
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by akvlad 12y ago
I've been working on something similar, it's a lightweight HTML5 Canvas library, easily add/remove objects on the canvas. It also has event handling for the objects. http://vladakilov.github.io/imagine/
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by akvlad 13y ago
For those of you who want a more developer friendly way of working with sprites, I would like to introduce you to Compass ( http://compass-style.org/help/tutorials/spriting/ ) Spriting. Along with using SASS,
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by akvlad 14y ago
New York state has $12 Billion in unclaimed money! None of it belongs to me though. http://www.osc.state.ny.us/ouf/index.htm
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by akvlad 14y ago
I like http://placekitten.com/
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by akvlad 14y ago
I'll agree with many of the guidelines, but some are just personal taste. For instance, I like to indent my JS with 4 spaces and so does Douglas Crockford ( http://javascript.crockford.com/code.html )
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by akvlad 14y ago
Sony looked pretty good for 1996 compared to the other big name sites.
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by akvlad 14y ago
I was looking for something like this a while back and found a useful firefox plugin called Poster ( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/poster/ ). It's useful for testing a RESTful api without creating any front-end code to hand
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by akvlad 15y ago
Seems like a good app to get beginners started with learning to code. What stack is this built on? What language are you teaching with, is it javascript?
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by akvlad 15y ago
He reminds me of Stephen Colbert.
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Ask HN: We need a search functionality for the site
1 points by akvlad 16y ago|3 comments
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by akvlad 16y ago
There is also a free online book http://diveintohtml5.org - Dive Into HTML5 also by Mark Pilgrim.
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by akvlad 16y ago
It's not just for the chrome browser because it's built on HTML5 and JavaScript and can be used on any modern browser. I'm currently using firefox to view this "app" which is just a regular site, well it's actually a very clean & impres
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by akvlad 16y ago
This is a great deal! I'm buying this for the included WooThemes wordpress themes. I've used them before, their themes are well coded and are constantly being updated.
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Why I'm Canceling my Cable(theblogjoint.com)
5 points by akvlad 16y ago|1 comments