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Ask HN: Volunteer your site to demo my analytic tool
8 points by evlapix 16y ago|3 comments
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by evlapix 16y ago
I made a simple HTML page with a large font that said "You're working on XYZ" and set it to be my home page. Embarrassingly, I was very productive that week. Even though I didn't keep up with updating the HTML to represent what I was workin
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by evlapix 16y ago
Finally, a multitouch prototyping tool.
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by evlapix 16y ago
My very non-technical company has worked tirelessly at running their organization in the way bettermeans describes. And while I am privileged to work in such an environment, their execution of these concepts have been horrendous. I've tried
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by evlapix 16y ago
I've played with Compass/Less/Sass before and got turned off by the preprocessors. They all just gave me a bit more than I bargained for. But I hadn't realized that the plugin/mixin support had grown so much. I'll keep this in mind while wo
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by evlapix 16y ago
I asked this same question a few months ago and got all of the same answers. It's frustrating. When everything else we work with has modules and plugins, you would think CSS would be no exception. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=134127
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by evlapix 16y ago
No apologies needed. That's is a solid summary. It also confirms my research. I appreciate it.
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by evlapix 16y ago
What other competitors does Mogo have? I don't ask to go elsewhere, I ask because coincidentally I decided this morning was the day for me to find a better solution to all the crap I've been tolerating for so long in my cross-browser compat
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by evlapix 16y ago
I'm was in the same place as you and have recently evaded this feeling by distracting myself with other projects. (I bet I'm the best boat restorer in the discussion now! I kid.) I'm curious though; how do you feel now that you've gotten th
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by evlapix 16y ago
I absolutely agree. I was destroying myself over not meeting my own expectations as a developer. I've always had other interests but refused them. My thinking was that my discipline would pay off as I became a better programmer and applied
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by evlapix 16y ago
I'm thrilled that you responded. I haven't yet had the opportunity to sort through the various links and what not, but I am eager to explore more about the topic. I'm confused though, about my email address. It appears that I have it entere
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by evlapix 16y ago
I think you've posed the exact hangups I have been trying to identify for so long. In the same message you even respond exactly as I would and label them as "hackable and fixable". I'm even more floored that you can so easily assert the ba
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by evlapix 16y ago
I wonder the same thing. If I didn't know better, I would find myself in your exact situation more often than not.
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Preview: Litmus Email Analytics(litmusapp.com)
2 points by evlapix 16y ago|0 comments
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by evlapix 16y ago
People with smaller/medium businesses don't typically put a lot of emphasis on websites (based on my measure/references). Users of these services probably acknowledge that fact and have grown accustomed to scheduling appointments by phone.
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by evlapix 16y ago
Excellent! This is perfect for what I need now. Thanks Terretta.
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by evlapix 16y ago
I remember coming across this in the past. This is very similar to what I want to find, only.. I want to push the "Base" much further.
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by evlapix 16y ago
It seems that there is no readily available solution. So if I were to create one, it would go something like this: href="theme-base-renegade.css" theme-base-renegade would style all of the default markup in its own styleish little way. What
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by evlapix 16y ago
Yeah, I have used that before too. It does a great job of removing the browser defaults. What I dislike, is that it forces me to have to start from scratch (reset.css scratch) in order to make a project at all readable/usable.
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Ask HN: Where are all of the CSS Themes?
8 points by evlapix 16y ago|10 comments
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by evlapix 16y ago
I hope moving entire websites of information into customized lightboxes isn't the future of CMS's.
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by evlapix 16y ago
I think you misunderstood me, which is understandable.. I was unclear. The comment question wasn't meant to be combative. I agree and can see the benefit/use. Thanks for being patient with me while I explore alternative solutions.
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by evlapix 16y ago
Can the same not be accomplished with a comment?
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by evlapix 16y ago
I follow you isleyaardvark. I think one of the challenges of having a discussion about CSS is scope/setting. CSS is used on every different type project. If you're doing client work and building 5 page mini site (I'm not suggesting anything
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by evlapix 16y ago
I can't be certain but I don't think that was meant literally This ubiquitous trifecta represents MVC almost perfectly.
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by evlapix 16y ago
Typically the 3 omni-directional wheels makes direct contact with the ground. Even then, holes and obstacles are a concern. I didn't read the article, but judging by the video I see this more as a proof of concept. The balancing doesn't so
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by evlapix 16y ago
If you go to http://colorschemedesigner.com/ and hit "Random > Randomize Palette" you'll see that most colors in a theme/palette could be categorized like this: !theme_primary !theme_secondary !theme_accent !theme_primary_dim !theme_s
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by evlapix 16y ago
If I go through replacing all of the !blue with !green in my files, I might as well replace #0000ff with #00ff00. Your variable names represent a value, not a color. You should ask yourself what the function of that value is before naming t
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by evlapix 16y ago
Haha! Exactly what I needed to offset the nag fest I got this morning from an HD snob for not investing in a Blu-Ray setup only a week after upgrading from my 32" tube.
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by evlapix 17y ago
The thing I appreciate most about the site is the "SoundKeys in Action" slide show. My imagination didn't get me there, but your slide show convinced me this was a necessary service (for somebody) almost immediately. I think this is a great

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