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by evadne 13y ago
Practicing latency hiding techniques might be useful here. Try grabbing a first generation iPhone and scroll really fast in Safari, for example — you’ll see a checker grid underneath the actual content. iOS interaction emphasizes movement a
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by evadne 14y ago
https://spacebox.io/
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by evadne 14y ago
One of the many starters: http://www.greensock.com/jquery/ (Enjoy.)
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by evadne 14y ago
This is good. Thanks :D I’m thinking along the line of what jQuery UI did — offering ability to customize a version of jQuery you can download from the site.
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by evadne 14y ago
It might make sense to cherry pick jQuery features and build your own jQuery — if you absolutely need it, and absolutely can’t carry the whole library. In other cases I think it’s mostly just bikeshedding. jQuery is there to minimize surpri
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by evadne 14y ago
http://kentonv.github.com/capnproto
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by evadne 14y ago
Reminds me of GreenSock TweenLite and indeed they’re using it for the timeline. http://www.greensock.com/
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by evadne 14y ago
Usually a H-1B transfer is doable. If the person came on a H-1B visa that is capped, they can amend the petition and switch employers: http://www.uscis.gov/ilink/docView/AFM/HTML/AFM/0-0-0-1/0-0-... The H visa is a pretty bad deal though.
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by evadne 14y ago
Look at https://github.com/johnezang/JSONKit , which is fast.
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by evadne 14y ago
This looks good and strikes a personal chord. Where does this program operate, or intend to operate for? Is it for US citizens to help companies in Asia, Europe and Oceania or the other way around? Foreign technical talent is in a catch-22
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by evadne 14y ago
I think with WebKit there’s remote debugging built in already.
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by evadne 16y ago
Bloated as because CSS frameworks are, essentially, based on CSS and works at mercy of the browser; true “frameworks” like Compass are pre-compiled and comes without presentational classes, therefore less bloat. On the other hand, front-en