dsawler

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   by dsawler 15y ago

   I couldn't take Responsive that article on mobiforge seriously once I read this "Responsive design does not lend itself well to low-end devices since the same block of HTML is delivered to all devices, large or small. The much vaunted Bosto
2. 32.▲
   by dsawler 15y ago

   For those interested in some neat examples, http://mediaqueri.es
3. 33.▲
   by dsawler 15y ago

   Having them learn something new is great, go with Git.
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   by dsawler 15y ago

   I love stuff like this. Email sent!
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   by dsawler 15y ago

   http://www.relayfoods.com/ is pretty neat, but only locations in VA right now.
6. 36.▲
   by dsawler 15y ago

   Eloquent Javascript was painful for me. As a beginner, I had so much trouble understanding what was going on. On the other hand, I've had a great experience with Codecademy, though I haven't spent a bunch of time with it yet.
7. 37.▲
   by dsawler 15y ago

   Thanks, I used one!
8. 38.▲
   by dsawler 15y ago

   Interesting. You should also post this on reddit.com/r/fitness.
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   Ask HN: Healthcare startups?

   12 points by dsawler 15y ago|9 comments
10. 40.▲
    by dsawler 15y ago

    Can you talk a little bit more about the designer role? I don't see the job posted on your site.
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    by dsawler 15y ago

    Much nicer and easier to use compared to other sites that do this. Bookmarked.
12. 42.▲
    by dsawler 15y ago

    This is exactly what someone else keeps telling me. Time for me to listen, I guess. Thanks!
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    Ask HN: Best resources for learning javascript?

    6 points by dsawler 15y ago|5 comments
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    by dsawler 15y ago

    I might be missing something, but I don't see any design position open, mainly engineering.
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    by dsawler 15y ago

    What's the purpose of 3 words or less? It loads funny in Chrome 10 and FF4, http://cl.ly/0s3i0K3t2D3K2C3x0A2Q Also, when I click in the search input field in FF4, it takes me to a 404 page.
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    by dsawler 16y ago

    There are a few, including 365psd, DesignMoo,and PremiumPixel. I've found myself glancing at them a couple times, but when it came to putting that design into web design, it became a useless service for me (now I rarely make a PSD).
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    by dsawler 16y ago

    http://mobilitywod.blogspot.com/2011/03/episode-187365-death... http://mobilitywod.blogspot.com/2011/02/episode-170365-death...
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    by dsawler 16y ago

    I second it getting buggy, particularly for search/replace.
19. 49.▲
    by dsawler 16y ago

    If you cannot wake up before work to work out, you cannot motivate yourself to work out after work, you cannot find time to set aside time during the day to work out -- then your goals aren't important to you. Let me explain. If you genuine
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    by dsawler 16y ago

    So, I think reading about design is a great way for you to learn the basics and principles (I highly recommend The Non Designers Design Book). Once you read that, then I would suggest to start reading some well known web magazines, maybe li
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    by dsawler 16y ago

    Is your problem not knowing what it is you want to create (or, what an "updated" version of that design would be), or do you not have the skill set to develop what it is you want to create? Or both?
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    by dsawler 16y ago

    I think the more someone looks at Dribbble, the more their work shows they've been viewing Dribbble too often. Sure, there are trends, and then there is good design, and the line is blurry in most. But, a lot of stuff on Dribbble is the sam