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"I Don't Know"(allenc.com)
1 points by allenc 14y ago|0 comments
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Building from the Fountain of Youth(allenc.com)
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The Right and the Wrong Kind of Recruiters(allenc.com)
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Romantizing the Trivial(allenc.com)
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The Functional Equivalent of a Solo Meeting(allenc.com)
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"Growth Hackers" are all Around Us(allenc.com)
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A Dash of Humanities within a World of Science(allenc.com)
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by allenc 14y ago
Ah, thanks - I guess I should just get rid of the fixed header... But to your first point, I don't think it's just learning HTML and CSS syntax. For example, I've never seen a SE break out XScope and measure the exact pixels between two ele
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by allenc 14y ago
I'd argue in theory, no, but in practice this is often helpful. For example, I was working on a multi-step activation system where I had to get the user in a certain state no a specific UI element showed up. That required spending 5-10 min.
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by allenc 14y ago
Yea, my fault; I had written something more inflammatory, but after a bunch of edits I had moderated my tone once I realized I was just ranting against bad FE candidates I had interviewed.
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The Hubris of Front-End Developers(allenc.com)
26 points by allenc 14y ago|26 comments
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The Care and Feeding of your Front End Development Team(allenc.com)
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The Importance of Degradation(allenc.com)
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Fragments of the Web(allenc.com)
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Talking the Talk and Walking the Walk(allenc.com)
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Too Old to Fail(allenc.com)
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It's a User Interface, not a Feature Interface(allenc.com)
1 points by allenc 15y ago|0 comments
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by allenc 15y ago
Yea, sorry - thought about adding a simple lightbox, but most of our posts on that blog don't have any images. The full-size img is there, just right click and "open image in a new tab".
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by allenc 15y ago
Nah, that was something doctored up by a designer. Don't think you can get that without doing some manual popup window manipulation, which is really ugly in its own right.
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Ember and D3: Building responsive analytics(corner.squareup.com)
104 points by allenc 15y ago|16 comments
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Social Gaming is About Business(allenc.com)
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Right Talent for the Job(allenc.com)
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Developer Entitlement(allenc.com)
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by allenc 15y ago
Nothing worthwhile is ever easy. =)
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Why Javascript is a Joy(allenc.com)
1 points by allenc 15y ago|0 comments
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Software Abroad(allenc.com)
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How to get Front-End Developers(allenc.com)
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The Luxury of Simple(allenc.com)
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by allenc 15y ago
As someone who does a lot of interviews and has switched jobs six months ago, I understand how it feels, on both sides. I've written my fair amount on the topics too ( http://allenc.com/2011/04/how-to-score-a-google-onsite-inter... and ht
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by allenc 15y ago
Couldn't comment on the blog itself, but Gmail simply uses Google Closure and its compiler to get minified Javascript + DOM. And it so happens that Closure code tends to create a ton of extra DOM structure within the JS code, so the 50-leve

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