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Show HN: ResumerX – Elevate your CV using AI
(resumerx.me)
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4y ago
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Fitting Front End Design Testing into the Test Pyramid
(warhol.io)
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7y ago
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7y ago
The concept of action types inferred from module types is something we use in Warhol’s code a lot. It also fits nicely with the architecture of Conceptual Components as I described in my blog post here: https://drublic.de/bl
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Structuring Complex Components with Conceptual Components
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7y ago
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Warhol learns Pattern Libraries and helps to create consistent user interfaces
(warhol.io)
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7y ago
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How to set up a Node.js app on Heroku in 6 steps
(drublic.de)
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10y ago
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Learnings from using Sass in large scale projects
(medium.com)
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11y ago
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INIT – A front-end boilerplate build upon Grunt, Bower, Karma & more
(use-init.com)
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13y ago
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CSS Modal – Modals built out of pure CSS
(drublic.github.io)
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13y ago
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Printing The Web
(drublic.de)
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14y ago
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14y ago
Bastian Allgeier describes his idea of decentralized sytems that build the web in the future focusing on self-distributed servers.
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The Future Of The Web — A Draft
(thenittygritty.co)
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14y ago
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14y ago
This might be a Chrome Canary Bug. Get it on a lot of pages where elements are floated. The n+1th element always has a margin on top. Couldn't figure out what the real issue is though.
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CSS Masks – How To Use Masking In CSS Now
(thenittygritty.co)
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14y ago
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14y ago
That is a valid argument. I just don't like to deal with IDs in CSS. I love classes. And applying styles according to an semantic class name decouples your HTML from the CSS - that is what the article is all about.
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Decouple Your CSS From HTML With Reusable Modules
(thenittygritty.co)
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14y ago
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Yeoman – Level-up Your Daily Workflow
(drublic.de)
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14y ago
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