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   Show HN: CSS in 44 minutes ebook(jgthms.com)

   3 points by bbx 9y ago|0 comments
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   by bbx 9y ago

   I bought the 27-inch iMac in 2011. I don't mind the single screen, it helps focus actually. I think it was the last version before Retina screens and SSDs, and that's why it's really heavy: 30.5 pounds (13.8 kg)! When I moved
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   by bbx 9y ago

   I maintain Bulma: https://bulma.io/ 1) I started it because it was simply a personal CSS framework I was using myself to kick start my projects, and I wanted to share it around. 2) People found it through various websites,
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   by bbx 9y ago

   > Logic’s UI makes perfect sense to me now Can you elaborate on that? That UI still bothers me although I love Logic’s plugins. How did you learn the UI? Just through trial and error? By reading the manual? Something else?
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   Show HN: Simple football league tables, both “classic” and “alternative”(footballtabl.es)

   4 points by bbx 9y ago|4 comments
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   by bbx 9y ago

   I didn’t realise there were any! I just checked: it’s 3 expansion packs with I assume more rides and campaigns. The game already comes with 95 campaigns that you have to unlock gradually. They’re quite varied in terms of style and goals. I’
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   by bbx 9y ago

   For all RCT2 fans here: check out RCT Classic on iOS [1] and Android [2]. It's fantastic . I thought the size of the device would be an issue, but I've been playing on an iPhone SE with surprisingly great ease! The tap zones are
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   by bbx 9y ago

   I had the same issue: I spent a couple of days listening to old tunes I rarely pick anymore, and it “messed up” my Discover Weekly. I thought “Well I only have myself to blame, don’t I?”. Turns out Spotify has a “Private session” mode to pr
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   by bbx 9y ago

   Web Design is easy! You can learn it in 4 minutes: http://jgthms.com/web-design-in-4-minutes/ More seriously, if you fancy some reading, I wrote a free HTML and CSS tutorial: http://marksheet.io/ Befor
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    RollerCoaster Tycoon: how do increase my park's value?(gaming.stackexchange.com)

    2 points by bbx 9y ago|0 comments
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    by bbx 9y ago

    I felt it was easier to read and understand, since the "is-" or "has-" clearly shows it's a modifier class, and not a base class. Also, it prevents the namespace from being "polluted" by class names that c
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    by bbx 9y ago

    I had 3 of my "Show HN" hit the front page. I have stats about 2 of them. They had a huge spike at the start, but the current traffic is more correlated with SEO and backlinks rather than the initial influx of visitors. My actual
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    Show HN: A guide to all HTML5 elements and attributes(htmlreference.io)

    728 points by bbx 10y ago|93 comments
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    Show HN: A visual guide to the most popular CSS properties(cssreference.io)

    1117 points by bbx 10y ago|122 comments
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    by bbx 10y ago

    I've always been confused by this type of animation: http://blogs.adobe.com/creativecloud/files/2016/10/blur07.gi... The shadow grows, hinting at the fact that the element is elevated, and moves clo
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    by bbx 10y ago

    I wish more websites, especially those actively writing about UX, would style visited links differently. When you're reading one of these myths, there is no link to go to the next one ; you need to go back to the index. But since visit
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    by bbx 10y ago

    I was wondering the same thing. I stumbled upon Keystone this weekend and it's the one that looks the most promising. Only cons is mongodb, it's lacking per template custom fields, and is not very designer-friendly. I have in mind
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    by bbx 10y ago

    I agree with the Flexbox and DRY principles, but it's weird to still rely on arbitrary naming conventions like SUIT when CSS modules have been around for a while now. Naming things has always been difficult, especially in CSS where it
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    Show HN: Wysiwyg.css, a tiny CSS for generated HTML or Markdown content(jgthms.com)

    4 points by bbx 10y ago|0 comments
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    by bbx 10y ago

    I'm not sure if this counts as a "static website", since the page is not delivered exactly as stored . It requires JavaScript to actually renders the page, which seems like an overkill.
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    In CSS, set line-height first, padding second(jgthms.com)

    4 points by bbx 10y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Web Design in 4 minutes(jgthms.com)

    1624 points by bbx 10y ago|152 comments
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    Show HN: Mobile-friendly Euro 2016 calendar(jgthms.com)

    1 points by bbx 10y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Metro UI Grid in CSS with Flexbox(bulma.io)

    2 points by bbx 10y ago|0 comments
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    The lost art of visited links(jgthms.com)

    2 points by bbx 11y ago|0 comments
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    by bbx 11y ago

    What about a CSS framework based on flexbox? http://bulma.io
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    A better Google AMP test(jgthms.com)

    3 points by bbx 11y ago|0 comments
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    by bbx 11y ago

    "hard-coding --large into the classname just makes it a hack" You're gonna infuriate lots of CSS people! That's the basis of modularity: you can just move around a component anywhere on the page, it will keep its styli
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    by bbx 11y ago

    The main issue I have with either of them, is sometimes having to resort to using crazy values like 15.974rem or 2.0736rem (taken directly from the author's website). Using pixels shouldn't be frowned upon, considering all the p
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    by bbx 11y ago

    I'm more annoyed by the page only displaying a loading spinner for 10 seconds, waiting for the 6MB background video to preload, before showing any content. Most people would have probably left by then.