enyo

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by enyo 12y ago
You are very mistaken if you think that I wish for JavaScript to die. It is neither my wish nor my forecast. I just hope that other languages will make it into the browser at one time.
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by enyo 12y ago
"overly-clever"? Not sure about that... BrowserScript seemed to fit. I didn't expect to get whipped that much over it. Maybe I'll just change it back to JavaScript and add a note that this can be applied to any other bro
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by enyo 12y ago
In my opinion, Dart is the first browser side language, that has any possibility of changing this monopoly. I don't think that it's a good thing that JavaScript is the only language you get in the browser, but that has nothing to
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by enyo 12y ago
In all fairness, I stated "hopefully". I agree that it is more wishful thinking than reality. It just seemed strange to me to call "BrowserScript" JavaScript, since it should not be limited to JavaScript in my opinion. I
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by enyo 12y ago
Loading the content resources with AJAX allow you to preserve the current UI state. Depending on your website and your needs this step might be completely unnecessary. It becomes necessary when you have elements that you want to persist on
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by enyo 12y ago
I'm sorry you feel that way. This is my personal website. I also use it to showcase my photographs. I agree that they don't add anything to the content.
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Stop writing stateful HTML(colorglare.com)
40 points by enyo 12y ago|83 comments
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by enyo 13y ago
Yes it is! Who said that? (Or was that all you got out of the article?)
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by enyo 13y ago
It was "it's" before.
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by enyo 13y ago
Thanks. Corrected.
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by enyo 13y ago
I'm talking about the specs in the article (not how browsers interpret errors). So </br> may be interpreted as <br> but is actually a syntax error. I quoted the HTML5 specification in the VALIDITY section of the articl
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by enyo 13y ago
How to close void tags is more of a leitmotif to learn more about the whole subject, and the reason for investigating it. If you're not interested in understanding the core features of the markup language you're using, then this a
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To close or not to close – Void HTML elements(colorglare.com)
358 points by enyo 13y ago|158 comments
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by enyo 14y ago
Dropzone also supports click to upload, so you do not HAVE to drag'n'drop. It's just cooler if you can ;)
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by enyo 14y ago
You're not the first criticising this about my library. I used adapters in another lib of mine ( http://www.opentip.org ) and it worked great, but the work involved in testing all browsers is not comparable to just using jQuery (especially
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by enyo 14y ago
Do you mean a button, that, when clicked, uploads the image from clipboard? ( https://github.com/enyo/dropzone/issues/38 )
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by enyo 14y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. I created an issue for it and will try to add it soon: https://github.com/enyo/dropzone/issues/37
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by enyo 14y ago
I'm in the progress of developing hooks for removing (and programmatically adding) files. So this feature will be available soon. ( https://github.com/enyo/dropzone/issues/36 )
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by enyo 14y ago
Yes that's the bug in question. There isn't really a fix for it, but a very very ugly workaround. Look at ios-imagefile-megapixel to see how they fixed it if you want. Or you can wait a few days for my implementation will be better document
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by enyo 14y ago
Hi, I'm the author of Dropzone. iOS has a bug (as already mentioned by other users) resizing images in canvas. There are workarounds, and I already started implementation ( https://github.com/enyo/dropzone/commits/ios-squas ). Unfortunately