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Who replaces senior engineers if we stop hiring juniors?(digitalclubb.com)
2 points by digitalclubb 6mo ago|1 comments
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by digitalclubb 6mo ago
I've been mentoring a graduate who applied to over 400 roles and got very little feedback, which pushed me to look more closely at what's happening at the entry level. It seems like a combination of factors. Fewer junior roles, mo
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Hacking websites via third-party JavaScript libraries(dmsec.io)
127 points by digitalclubb 7y ago|37 comments
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by digitalclubb 11y ago
The web is getting bigger, there is no denying that. People developing responsive sites irresponsibly, adding large images, videos and JavaScript libraries and frameworks. What I don't understand is why search engines don't punish
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The Big Browser You Haven’t Heard of Yet(medium.com)
2 points by digitalclubb 11y ago|0 comments
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by digitalclubb 11y ago
I think that's a fair assessment. If people can grasp creating small independent deliverables for their projects (of any size) then things become a lot easier to estimate. Monitor velocity and pull less into future sprints if you'
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Moonfruit takes websites offline after cyber-attack threat(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by digitalclubb 11y ago|0 comments
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Sky parental control system blocks code.jquery.com(thinkbroadband.com)
92 points by digitalclubb 13y ago|67 comments
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by digitalclubb 13y ago
If you're a designer looking for work, befriend a handful of good quality developers and likewise - if you're a developer, make friends with the odd designer or two. You will find very quickly that if they have client work, need y
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by digitalclubb 13y ago
Angular and Backbone applications aside, doesn’t this just boil down to bad development and lack of understanding? I’m a firm believer that the web should be usable with JavaScript disabled, JavaScript is there to add a layer of interactivi
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JQuery Mapael: Raphael-based vector map plugin(neveldo.fr)
2 points by digitalclubb 13y ago|0 comments
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by digitalclubb 13y ago
Unfortunately I would disagree with this. Break points shouldn't be device specific. They should be as the name suggests, where the design breaks.
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by digitalclubb 13y ago
Not strictly true - https://secure.runescape.com/m=weblogin/loginform.ws?mod=www
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by digitalclubb 14y ago
This was so frustrating, to add the item to your cart, to then be thrown constant errors and being unable to proceed. Of all the people, you would have expected Google to be able to handle the traffic.
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by digitalclubb 14y ago
I stand corrected, but for anyone wanting a smaller phone the Mini might be the phone for them. I'm all for 'bigger is better' and will be getting the Nexus 4 when it comes out - at that list price, you can't really go wrong.
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by digitalclubb 14y ago
The 4" Galaxy S3 Mini might be the phone for you. With the smaller size and packing the same punch as the main S3, it's a clever move by Samsung to cater for individuals such as yourself, at the other end of the market.
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Safari for iPhone ignores viewport settings on .mobi domains(davidroessli.com)
1 points by digitalclubb 14y ago|0 comments
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by digitalclubb 14y ago
There is also this snazzy site to get the full zoomed out version: http://xkcd-map.rent-a-geek.de/
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BonsaiJS - A lightweight graphics library with graphics API and SVG renderer.(bonsaijs.org)
11 points by digitalclubb 14y ago|0 comments
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by digitalclubb 14y ago
It's interesting and slightly scary the CDN issue. Several months ago when there was an issue with Google's CDN, an awful lot of websites fell over as they never had a local backup in place. Hopefully as jQuery usage grows people come to un
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Tesco Discount Barcodes, Cracked(mtdevans.com)
117 points by digitalclubb 14y ago|94 comments
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by digitalclubb 14y ago
This is a fantastic site and I used to use it a lot, the problem I find though is creating the initial sprite to use. I found the following site a lot easier if you just export all the individual icons in bulk, it then auto generates the sp
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YouView Internet TV service launches in UK(www2.youview.com)
1 points by digitalclubb 14y ago|0 comments
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by digitalclubb 14y ago
I love how everyone screams about the 'open' web and yet these conference tickets are priced so highly. I think conferences are a fantastic idea.. you meet like-minded individuals and hear from really passionate presenters but the prices ar
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by digitalclubb 15y ago
Dribbble.com is fantastic, clicking on the user to find their personal website makes it approachable. There is also Forrst.com, though the quality has been slipping over the past year but they have a directory of designers. Don't forget bui
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by digitalclubb 15y ago
Is it just me or does that map functionality throw a wobbly in Chrome on Mac? By using a magic mouse and a single swipe backwards/forwards - which is to zoom in/out respectively (similar to a mouse wheel), causes the page to freeze and for
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by digitalclubb 15y ago
Incredibly poor list, can't believe this story has even been up-voted. The year of 2011 would have made just a little bit more sense.
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JQuery.fracs - determine the visible fractions of an element(larsjung.de)
1 points by digitalclubb 15y ago|0 comments
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by digitalclubb 15y ago
The photographer has gone about this the wrong way - the cost is actually his experience and time. It's like the 'Picasso Principle' where a woman approached Picasso for a sketch, he did something in 5 minutes and quoted her $10,000. She sa
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by digitalclubb 15y ago
You think they would have made more of an effort with the catalogue on offer before launching.. I can appreciate that UK will have different licensing laws in place than the US, but what's on offer now is a real turn off and a disappointmen

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