duopixel

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   by duopixel 14y ago

   Thanks, that's how the numbers actually work, if you double click it it becomes editable.
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   by duopixel 14y ago

   Looks like this was done in Raphael from scratch. The history panel is very cool. I have my own HTML 5 vector graphics editor http://editor.method.ac which is based off SVG Edit, so I understand the amount of work gone into this, it must
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   by duopixel 14y ago

   It's canvas. SVG would still need to insert DOM elements and would probably start displaying performance problems at 5000 elements or so.
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   Color Picker for data(tristen.ca)

   2 points by duopixel 14y ago|0 comments
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   by duopixel 14y ago

   Color picker for data applies some of the principles mentioned in the article, it's more of a palette generator than a color picker put it produces very good results: http://tristen.ca/hcl-picker/
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   by duopixel 14y ago

   CMYK is more intuitive than RGB but still not quite there. It is difficult to grasp that mixing a saturated pinkish color (magenta) with yellow will produce red. On top of that, if you add blue (cyan) it will produce black! Printer cartridg
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   by duopixel 14y ago

   I went through a very similar process and I highly recommend it. I'm a web designer and I had a bit of experience with Javascript (just enough to be dangerous) but I really wanted to build an actual web application. I just couldn't seem to
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   by duopixel 14y ago

   When working with DOM elements (SVG elements are also part of the DOM) it get messy pretty quickly. Think of it as syntactic sugar, because you can always opt for using standard arrays instead of using Raphael sets... var rects = [//i
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   by duopixel 14y ago

   This is very cool. I've been wanting an alternative for Raphael in projects that don't require old IE support because of some compromises Raphael does in order to support VML. I am a bit worried that I can't find a way of changing multiple
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    by duopixel 14y ago

    This compares better to Raphael. D3 is a library to present data visually, and Bonsai is a drawing library. You can draw with D3 and you can produce data visualizations with Bonsai, but they each shine in their own area. Creating a simple b
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    by duopixel 14y ago

    The star in the left toolbar is a shape library. There are many prebuilt shapes there. You can draw rects and circles by clicking on the corresponding tool and clicking and dragging on the canvas (standard drawing app conventions). You scal
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    by duopixel 14y ago

    Credit where it is due: this is a fork of SVG Edit http://svg-edit.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/editor/svg-editor.h... which has code that is beyond my mind. I just wish it had a nicer and more usable interface so I forked my own version. It
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    Show HN: Method Draw, an SVG drawing application(editor.method.ac)

    20 points by duopixel 14y ago|4 comments
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    by duopixel 14y ago

    This is not three.js, it's Box2D (a physics engine) applied to DOM elements.
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    by duopixel 14y ago

    The face cards appear to be rendering as PNG instead of SVG. Additionally, it would be cool to render the flip as a CSS 3d transform transition and fall back to jQuery flippy where not supported. Also, I'm not sure about the mustache.js + h
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    Chrome will soon re-enable -webkit-font-smoothing: antialased(code.google.com)

    3 points by duopixel 14y ago|0 comments
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    by duopixel 14y ago

    Wouldn't it be possible that the time lost paginating accounts for the longer stay?
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    by duopixel 14y ago

    I agree with you, but most of the time it's not the ability to explain technical issues what pulls these people ahead, it's the social skills that ease friction among coworkers and clients. I used to work with someone who had this gift. If
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    by duopixel 14y ago

    SVG sounds pretty much like what you're looking for. Single element CSS hacks like this are impressive demonstrations of technical knowledge, but it was never meant to be used like this.
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    by duopixel 14y ago

    I've had a lot of success with web games, you can read about it here: http://blog.method.ac/advice/traction.html
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    by duopixel 14y ago

    There is no guy customizing emails, it's just a SEO CRM where they have metadata about your blog and it automatically e-mails you on the week if you don't respond. Just hit the spam button and move along.
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    by duopixel 14y ago

    Flustered me too, you can bypass the intro screen and go to http://www.concetto.co.in/home.html
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    by duopixel 14y ago

    Great work. This is was sorely needed. May I ask why did you go with progressive enhancement instead of graceful degradation? Sort of like <img class="logo svg" src="logo.png" ... /> This would allow old clients with javasc
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    by duopixel 14y ago

    Thanks for sharing, I never heard about Walter Zorn, but I recall searching for an alternative to Raphael and I came across his 2D library. At the time I thought it was a clever hack, little did I know that the library was more than 10 year
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    by duopixel 14y ago

    If your PNGs were coming out larger than your SVGs you were probably plotting more points and precision than needed at the given resolution. You can greatly reduce filesize just by rounding up some decimals.
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    by duopixel 14y ago

    Looks interesting. I think the sample would work better as an image from the actual PDF. Currently, there's three snippets that don't make much sense out of context. Also, Good Dog (the script font) is barely readable in Webkit Mac. -webkit
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    by duopixel 14y ago

    IE8 supports pseudo elements with few catches (none that affect this use case) http://css-tricks.com/browser-support-pseudo-elements/
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    by duopixel 14y ago

    Great site, I think I had seen it before (in Reddit?). I like it just the way it is, no nonsense carefully curated list of things to learn online. I feel weary of changing any of this, but if you want users to come back a good feature would
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    by duopixel 14y ago

    Hey I've done similar games! check http://color.method.ac . You need to convert hex to CIELab, and then apply a color difference formula http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_difference Don't let the complex versions put you down, the simpl
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    by duopixel 14y ago

    Wow I can't fathom the amount of work that has gone into this project. Was the multi-line editor a challenge? I know SVG Edit has been struggling with this feature for some time.