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Great work, and great name! Surprised, but glad to see Bulma as the main UI option. Thanks for using it ;-)
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Can't really agree with the Magic Mouse 2 being a "miss". I understand the controversy with the charging port being under the mouse, but it's done on purpose: Apple wants to prevent users from leaving the mouse connected
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Drop me an email: https://jgthms.com/
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7y ago
I got my last job thanks to MarkSheet [1], a free open source tutorial I published on GitHub. Now that I'm freelancing, my work on an open source CSS framework called Bulma [2] has allowed me to find clients more easily. [1]: https:&#
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7y ago
The best resource I've ever seen for learning synthesis is Syntorial: https://www.syntorial.com/ It teaches you step by step all the aspects of a synth engine: oscillators, wave shapes, amplitude, filters, modulation,
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You can do that by creating a folder with all the bookmarks you want, then right click on that folder and select “Open all bookmarks”.
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Very well known in the music/synth world thanks to their OP-1, which I bought 2 weeks ago: https://teenage.engineering/products/op-1 It looks like a toy, and kind of plays like one, but it's actually a marvel
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7y ago
Great project! And thanks for using Bulma ;-)
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Pick a smaller project, something you can finish in a few days or weeks. For years I was thinking of creating video tutorials to teach CSS. I would sell these videos online, either as a subscription model or as a downloadable package. I spe
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The case for CSS variables is interesting. I'm still trying to figure out the best way to integrate them with a CSS framework I created, called Bulma: https://bulma.io/ There's a few ways to combine Sass variables
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8y ago
Haha, thanks for sharing this. It's been a while since I wrote that! You're right to mention it because in the 2nd step "Centering", I use the same technique: adding a max-width and using auto margins for the left and ri
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One benefit of having a single monitor (ultrawide or not) is that when you end up working on the go on your single-screen laptop, you don't lose much productivity in terms of environment adjustment. It also helps focusing on a single t
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Show HN: F1standings.com – A simple website for F1 driver and team standings
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Completely agree. I’m a very big user of labels. I have more than a hundred, and have set up about 50 automatic filters to apply these labels, so much that 99% of the emails I receive have at least one label applied to them automatically. T
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8y ago
I had the same reaction. As I was reading the article, I started asking myself "Hold on, what's in it for you? You're still a private company. How are you going to make money?". I then reached the "Ok, Sure, But You
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I've got the same issue, but only for the first 80% of the project. At that point, the project becomes a burden I have to finish, otherwise I would have wasted my time. The initial burst of inspiration is always exciting: you've g
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TransferWise.
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Thanks for this! I just happen to need it. I have the first season of my favourite US series, but dubbed in Spanish, because I want to train my ear. Unfortunately the subtitle files slowly drift apart from the audio by 10 seconds during eac
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Thanks for using Bulma ;-)
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I’m currently writing my second ebook on CSS, and you are exactly the type of person I want to help. The first thing you need to understand is how a page behaves when it’s _unstyled_. I mean when you haven’t implemented your own CSS. It tur
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You can see that distribution on most popular YouTube videos: 0.1% will comment, 1% will like or dislike. The 99% will only watch. And then imagine what percentage is actually creating the content in the first place.
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Yeah I prefer that behaviour too. Luckily on MacOS, this is a global setting: https://www.lifewire.com/change-how-macs-scroll-bars-work-22...
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Mostly through Twitter and my newsletter.
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Wrote my first ebook about CSS last November [1]. With little marketing, I sold hundreds in the first few months, and after a year it’s still bringing around $500/month. I’m thinking about writing a new one, but I’m not sure about the
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Learn JavaScript in 14 minutes
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Show HN: JavaScript in 14 minutes
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I tend to use http://hckrnews.com/ and only display the top 10 stories. What I particularly like is the day-split, the high density of information, and the color coding: orange means "Still on the homepage" and gr
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I've done the London–Brussels–Amsterdam a few times already (last time this month, next time in 2 months). It is definitely more expensive than flying, but I can't take short haul flights, and I do like the convenience of the trai
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Very nice writeup! I like the fact that he explained both Flexbox and Grid, as they can both be misunderstood since in some cases they can be interchangeable, although they work quite differently. If you like step-by-step guides, you might
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> Everything I've ever written on Medium has way more views than anything I've ever published elsewhere I guess if you're an author, it makes sense to use Medium to find an audience. But if you're a company, how relev
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