anthonyshort

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   Ripple.js – A tiny foundation for building reactive views(ripplejs.github.io)

   118 points by anthonyshort 12y ago|26 comments
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   by anthonyshort 13y ago

   Probably worth mentioning that the hula hoop dancing happened at a Github party with a lot of people not from Github. It was also super badass hula hooping, not just regular dancing. Everyone was looking, men and women, because it was prett
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   by anthonyshort 13y ago

   Actually, nesting like that creates unneeded higher specificity. You'll end up with .titlebar .titlebar-button and you'll end up running into race-conditions with specificity and the ordering of your CSS will then become important
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   by anthonyshort 13y ago

   I used to be a big supporter of Sass, but now I prefer the simplicity of CSS. Look at almost any Sass project and it's usually overly complicated. I stopped writing Sass a few months ago and I haven't felt crippled at all. The com
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   by anthonyshort 14y ago

   I think you've missed the point. I'm not saying that using the cascade is bad, I'm saying that you need to have better control over it. Applying styles in the global scope gives you no control over it. When I say "global type styles" I'm re