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by aniketpant 14y ago
I went through more or less all of the comments out here and many of them say that the effort is great but it's not implementable. I really don't understand what makes you say that, many of the people have given out points like: * typeface
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by aniketpant 14y ago
I really enjoyed the encounter. It really makes one think about so many things. Who would have thought that a homeless guy would know about Square and even after that, you would be in a conversation with him about interface design. If that
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Blabber against PHP(aniketpant.com)
1 points by aniketpant 14y ago|0 comments
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by aniketpant 14y ago
I am damn tired of his takes on PHP. It's damn pissing off to see the kind of points he puts in his posts. I don't even get the part where he says that we need to come up with better solutions. So, if we want better solutions when are they
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CSS3 Filters : Usage and Implementation(aniketpant.com)
2 points by aniketpant 14y ago|0 comments
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Confession of a programmer(aniketpant.com)
1 points by aniketpant 14y ago|0 comments
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3 days with Laravel. Setting up and getting down to business.(aniketpant.com)
1 points by aniketpant 14y ago|0 comments
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The <header> tag is an expansion on HTML4’s <head> tag.(netmagazine.com)
1 points by aniketpant 14y ago|1 comments
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Why social sharing won't work for you?(aniketpant.com)
1 points by aniketpant 14y ago|0 comments
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by aniketpant 15y ago
This is damn insane. Cool stuff.
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by aniketpant 15y ago
I personally love CI. It's easy to use and very flexible. I have used Cake PHP and Yii too. But they are not that modular and flexible when it comes to CI.
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Too much work is not good(aniketpant.com)
1 points by aniketpant 15y ago|0 comments
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by aniketpant 15y ago
So classes mean only one thing to us. They are used "just for styling". We use them only for our convenience and that's it. Pretty cool then :)
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by aniketpant 15y ago
You are very correct when you say that but I have been opposed a lot of times for trying to use classes like .small, .medium and .big for font sizes. I understand that they take the meaning away from standard elements but I feel that classe
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by aniketpant 15y ago
I wonder why people don't discuss posts on CSS but I am surely going to. I am totally in for the alpha notations as I feel more comfortable with it. Plus its semantic.
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by aniketpant 15y ago
Really don't get the point. Bootstrap is open source. Most of these themes would be paid. (not good for me) Don't have much in support of my point, but I would not use this service unless some really _amazing_ designs are put up.
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Lessons learnt from building TEDxBITSGoa 2012(aniketpant.com)
2 points by aniketpant 15y ago|0 comments
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by aniketpant 15y ago
I'm Aniket Pant and I am looking for some Codeigniter related development work. I live in Goa but I would be ready for remote work.
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by aniketpant 15y ago
This is just brilliant! I actually don't have any words to say now :D Love the work man.
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The Bones of HTML5 (How Bones Framework uses HTML5)(aniketpant.com)
2 points by aniketpant 15y ago|0 comments
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by aniketpant 15y ago
Trust will play a major role over here. But a service of this sort would a great thing. Very much required in times like these.
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by aniketpant 15y ago
It's a great framework to build upon! You should try it.
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The Bones of HTML5(aniketpant.com)
3 points by aniketpant 15y ago|4 comments
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by aniketpant 15y ago
I did forget to include <time> Will write on it in my next post. <figure> is a great addition for sure. Helps in improvising a lot of previous codes!
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by aniketpant 15y ago
I'm really sorry, but I am not aware of RDFa attributes?
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by aniketpant 15y ago
I guess we are on the same line over here! Using these small terminologies will help us create a semantic web and help in understanding things better.
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by aniketpant 15y ago
The reason for using the "fancy" new elements is quite clear! It makes the code more readable and easy to understand. And as for the part where we "might" break the page in old browsers. I would like to pose a questions. "Aren't we all work
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by aniketpant 15y ago
Very true :) I agree to your points. I guess that my post was a little ambiguous and a little biased. I liked the old way of coding, but HTML5 brought order. And for the part where the id's have helped in giving rise to header, footer, nav
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by aniketpant 15y ago
It was just an example I made up. Yes there are better ways to use <meter>. Maybe for showing the average rainfall in an area! And the reason for dismissing the techniques in the past is because I have shifted to using HTML5. Even t
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HTML5 Semantics and Good Coding Practices(aniketpant.com)
37 points by aniketpant 15y ago|16 comments

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