chowderman

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by chowderman 5y ago
> HTML can easily be offline-able. Base64 your images or use SVG, put your CSS in the HTML page, remove all 2-way data interaction, basically reduce HTML to the same performance as PDF and allow it to be downloaded. I built a tool for th
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by chowderman 5y ago
There is also a similar program called HyperFiler[0]* that bundles web pages into single HTML files with a few more options such as a headless chromium transport option, built in minifiers, page sanitizers, and an option to grayscale the ou
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by chowderman 5y ago
Same here, I think small comments every 3-10 lines adds a lot of value, especially to large code bases. Being able to quickly scan through comments visually when you only need a high level overview of a chunk of code can take a 5 minute tas
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by chowderman 5y ago
Wow, this is an amazing collection of banners! For anyone have trouble with the page loading all of the gifs, I bundled all 4 of the pages into a single, massive 33 MB HTML page with all 3000+ of the GIFs encoded into data URIs. Here's
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HyperFiler: Bundle web pages into hyper minified, single HTML files(github.com)
3 points by chowderman 5y ago|1 comments
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by chowderman 5y ago
A project that I created (written in TypeScript) to bundle web pages into single HTML files with the goal of producing as small of bundles as possible. Also includes a rich set of features to customize pages (around 100 command line argumen
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Hacker95.css – Make Hacker News look like Windows 95(github.com)
153 points by chowderman 6y ago|86 comments
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by chowderman 6y ago
This is a CSS stylesheet to theme your Hacker News in a Windows95/98 style
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OS.css – Windows 98 and XP styled CSS(chowderman.github.io)
2 points by chowderman 6y ago|1 comments
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by chowderman 6y ago
Style your web pages like Windows XP and 98! Also here is the link to the github repo for this library: https://github.com/chowderman/os.css
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by chowderman 6y ago
It can be packed very easily actually! It is a single HTML file, so you can easily embed it into an electron app or a webview if you wanted. Only problem is it would bring the total size to ~100 MB instead of ~1 MB, and would be tough to ma
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by chowderman 6y ago
The main differences are: * it works totally offline (it performs no XHR requests and none of the libraries are linked to CDNs or other sites) * is contained within a single ~1 MB in size .html file (I baked all images, scripts, style sheet
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by chowderman 6y ago
you know it! It had a sleek and modern look for the time, while still having the simplicity and user-friendliness of MS Paint from Win 95/98. really wish this version of paint was still supported in Win 10
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by chowderman 6y ago
Here is the repo as well: https://github.com/chowderman/xp-paint . Note: this is in no way affiliated with Microsoft, its merely a fan project based on my love of Windows XP
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XP Paint – A Web-Based Version of Window XP's MS Paint(chowderman.github.io)
250 points by chowderman 6y ago|107 comments