cayblood

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by cayblood 12y ago
Your whole point about polyfilling really avoids the issue that web components/Polymer is trying to address. Of course polyfilling is needed now for that, but until we have it, we won't have truly reusable web components, and clai
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by cayblood 12y ago
It would still be good for you to address this concern in your documentation since you claim that it's a replacement for Polymer. I would suggest providing a few examples of how one might accomplish CSS isolation on their own in a way
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by cayblood 12y ago
Also the ability to easily broadcast events up and down the component hierarchy.
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by cayblood 12y ago
I would like to see more documentation about how to accomplish some of the benefits of web components with Riot.js, such as the ability to style your custom components without having those styles influenced by the host page's CSS and t
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by cayblood 12y ago
I'm surprised there was no mention of Google Polymer in this article (and very little in the comments). As I understand it, one of the big reasons why Angular wasn't backwards compatible is that they wanted to remove directives an
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by cayblood 13y ago
Depends on how well you calculate length. Miniscule edits can produce enormous diffs.
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by cayblood 14y ago
Me too. Ever since I switched, I no longer do it.
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by cayblood 14y ago
One good thing about baking in a date of dissolution is that the organization will not be so concerned about self-preservation that it loses sight of its primary mission.
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by cayblood 14y ago
“If you are bored and disgusted by politics and don't bother to vote, you are in effect voting for the entrenched Establishments of the two major parties, who please rest assured are not dumb, and who are keenly aware that it is in their in
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by cayblood 14y ago
Unrelated to the app, the typography on the app intro page badly needs some pixel-fitting. http://dcurt.is/pixel-fitting
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by cayblood 14y ago
So I guess that means it would still work well for a scheme like time machine uses, where incremental changes are added but deletions are simply made note of. At least I think that's how it works.
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by cayblood 16y ago
For merchants processing less than 1-2k a month, Braintree probably is a bit more expensive (~$50 a month) but I think it's worth it, knowing you'll get great customer service, clean APIs, bundled services, data portability, and no hidden f
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by cayblood 18y ago
As one of the Confreaks owners, here's the lowdown: I attended RailsConf, but unfortunately we were not contracted to record it. Hopefully they will record it next year.