dw0rm

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by dw0rm 18y ago
I only use tables when its not possible to go without them (but it happens very rarely). Actually, it requires some time to get used to CSS technique. And I've never used CSS frameworks.
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by dw0rm 18y ago
webpy ( http://webpy.org/ ) is very lightweight and hackable
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by dw0rm 18y ago
I should know what font to use, that is available in all operating systems. And how to properly scale and position the character.(should check how the size and position of the character depends on the size of the font) Manually tried to ali
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by dw0rm 18y ago
I can make a nice library out of this scratch. Or maybe create a repo and host it somewhere. But only if i know that people will use it :)
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by dw0rm 18y ago
Also please check this link: http://www.uselesspickles.com/triangles/demo.html (I found it after I implemented my algorithm) I use the same method to draw triangles, but a bit more simplified (requires 1 div less per triangle)
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by dw0rm 18y ago
Nice idea, I will try to see if its possible to implement it
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by dw0rm 18y ago
Circle is made of trapezoids, it takes 18 divs to draw the circle from the page.
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by dw0rm 18y ago
I doubt the possibility of emulating canvas tag in ie using this technique, because its very limited compared to canvas (for example, its not possible to draw lines). This technique can bring cross-browser support of drawing polygons.
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by dw0rm 18y ago
Its a well known technique (using border slants), though I enjoyed to implement it by myself as a simple drawing class that works in major browsers. What I want to know, is where it can be used (or maybe it is useless?), and what should I a
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Drawing in html without using canvas, svg or vml(old.etoleto.com)
24 points by dw0rm 18y ago|15 comments
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by dw0rm 18y ago
same idea with Star Wars http://gizmodo.com/366573/skywalker-last-supper-painting-mad...
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by dw0rm 18y ago
Just use any vcs. afaik there is svn behind Dropbox.