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efortis
5y ago
Aristotle more or less explained this as: 1. you sense an experience, 2. retain it (percepts), 3. when repeated, you extract the common denominators to form a concept (something you can recall and communicate).
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5y ago
The download attribute is helpful. For instance, my app is offline-first and the "Files" you can create with it are JSON. Therefore, it's better that they get downloaded so the user can open or drop them into the app without
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efortis
5y ago
My favorite: <abbr title="Abbreviation">abbr</abbr>
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efortis
5y ago
Yeah! looks awesome and fresh.
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efortis
5y ago
Nice, what'd you use for drawing it?
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5y ago
I export a boolean such as `hasFeatureX` and then delete it. if (hasFeatureX) doX() else … If it has to be more complex than that, I use a feature branch.
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5y ago
The previous function only works for Chrome, these one works for Chrome, FF, and Safari function animateLine(elem) { var offset = 0 elem.style.strokeDasharray = '6 1' elem.style.strokeDashoffset = offset; requ
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5y ago
Draw the diagram in e.g. Inkscape and add `class="animatedLine"` to the desired paths (select the path and hit CMD+Shift+X). BTW, in Inkscape, you can Path -> Reverse if it's animated the wrong way. document.querySel
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5y ago
He meant something like "Rhymes would be cool, but that's not what I'm telling you. I want to see ideas related to what I'm writing about."
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5y ago
A singer-songwriter asked me to make an app like yours. I asked him: an app for rhyme suggestions? He said yes, but that it was more for suggesting ideas.
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5y ago
For JS projects, I use the script below to analyze dependencies, such as unused files, or files that are used only once and could be consolidated. https://github.com/uxtely/ops-utils/blob/main/find-unused
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5y ago
Now there’s also functional, pre-graphic design, prototyping. In contrast to wireframe and mock-ups, you don’t have to worry about layout, screen size, or multi screen postures. Instead, you draft the UI by focusing on the plain content and
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5y ago
Not a how to guide, but an outline in a poem. If--- by Rudyard Kipling https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/46473/if--- For more concrete guides, I'd say Jordan Peterson. I haven't read his books, but
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5y ago
For development, I use IdeaVim (a plugin for JetBrains' IDEs). vim for shell scripts and configuring servers, firewall, nginx.conf, etc. `set -o vi` for my shell. MacVim or GVim to export code snippets for my blog using Syntax -> Co
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5y ago
If you want OpenBSD for its security you wouldn't use it in a multi-tenant environment. Also, bare-metal is cheaper than exclusive, single-tenancy, plans.
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5y ago
I mentioned it as a way of emphasizing that it’s not saturated. For not saying that current templates are the same: Hero, three boxes, left right left… I would not say locked-in negatively as we mean it today (needlessly locked-in) because
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5y ago
Yes, no-code solutions are mostly templates, including websites and webapps. 15 years ago you could buy thousands of Flash® templates. Today we are far from that offering. Not to mention, all of them needed learning only one platform. Also,
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5y ago
Past and test projects are good as well. I'm not against open ended questions, but making them should be a privilege the boss grants to well-intentioned employees.
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5y ago
Here's a shortcut-list page https://docs.uidrafter.com/shortcuts
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5y ago
The jingle. LOL Looks good. BTW, why <samp> for the icons?
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5y ago
Many musicians and composers will tell you they are passionate about music because that's how they can communicate their emotions. For example, Yo-Yo Ma in this interview sort of says that: https://youtu.be/e0E0U-9XOt8?
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The article mentions rainbow tables which imply unsalted-stored password hashes. I think that's a pretty rare development practice these days. That only partially answers your question because the server-side algorithm for the key deri
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5y ago
Thank you! The 3D character model and some of its animation were done by Giorgos Chronopoulos ( https://taloscreative.co.uk ) in 2009. The audio is a royalty free track. For the screen-casts I used `ffmpeg` https://gith
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I mean, I only use "Cancel" to focus on next to non-undoable actions. --- Also, link vs. button is an a11y concern and the guidelines use buttons: https://www.w3.org/TR/wai-aria-practices-1.1/examples
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It's a destroy modal action, so it's a button. In other words, you are still at the same place. Changing the subject, the underlying problem is abusing modals. One for "Your session is about to expire" that's OK, bu
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It’s helpful for mitigating an NPM arbitrary code execution vulnerability along with ‘ignore-scripts=true’ https://blog.uidrafter.com/getting-rid-of-npm-scripts
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It doesn't make any. I'm open sourcing some parts.
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At the end the author mentions a rapid prototyping tool, but he doesn't say which one. I'm working with one of those tools, it's free, check it out: https://uidrafter.com
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5y ago
Library -> Albums has some onHover feedback, which I haven't seen anywhere else. I guess the Help documents are Web Views as well, e.g. right-click on an image.
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5y ago
Awesome! Do you know more Web Views in use?
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