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by excid3 14y ago
That looks pretty similar. We were building a GUI tool for it and a really diverse hosting service that would let you torrent the packages and what not.
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by excid3 14y ago
Awesome, thanks! I typically just drop in Bootstrap with a Rails gem but this is good to know.
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by excid3 14y ago
Just that the client didn't want the two different sizes for desktop. Nothing in particular, just didn't have time to invest into that and it wasn't really providing that much benefit for the site we were working on.
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by excid3 14y ago
Right, but if I want to disable it right now, I simply remove the include and updates to Bootstrap don't require me to do any extra work. If it's not easy to remove, I'm guessing that I can just set the large format to something ridiculousl
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by excid3 14y ago
> Responsive CSS is no longer separate. Will we still be able to easily remove things like the "large desktop" size?
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by excid3 14y ago
I just want to second this. I participated in GSoC 2009 and absolutely loved it. I'm from the US and worked with 2 mentors in Switzerland, a student in India and a student Colombia. We worked on a package management system like APT for Wind
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by excid3 14y ago
This worked for me as well.
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by excid3 14y ago
The Stripe Button is a step in this direction: https://stripe.com/docs/button
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by excid3 14y ago
Exactly what I was looking for, thanks! This looks great.
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by excid3 14y ago
Is there a demo anywhere?
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Buy less. Create more.(excid3.com)
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by excid3 14y ago
I know that feeling. One of the best ways is to just ask one of the developers on a project you like. There's always something to do.
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by excid3 14y ago
How well does this work cross browser/OS? It looks nice. Have you considered submitting this as a pull request to Bootstrap?
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Great Software Is In The Details(excid3.com)
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How A Startup Can Change The Election(techli.com)
8 points by excid3 14y ago|6 comments
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by excid3 14y ago
Plenty of people still use it, but like anything "being cool" doesn't last for that long. Lots of people still use Perl, but it's not necessarily talked about as being "cool" for example.
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by excid3 14y ago
I had exactly the same experience. Long time Python developer, and then got into Rails and haven't looked back. Really love the readability of the language.
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by excid3 14y ago
I had similar thoughts on this. A lot of people express interest in learning how to program. The problem is that the majority of things out there are don't explain why, and choosing which language or framework to use ends up being a flip of
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by excid3 14y ago
I live in one of the better parts of STL and a woman was killed only 4 blocks from my apartment a few weeks ago. It's definitely becoming more and more of a problem here.
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by excid3 14y ago
That feeling of shipping really really helps you on the next task as well. Shipping a side project like this (nicely done btw!) is great motivation for any work you need to do too.
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Stop Overengineering(excid3.com)
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Two Major Drives: Happiness And Duty(inoveryourhead.net)
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by excid3 14y ago
This is why you should have content on the page.
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Leveling up in real life(excid3.com)
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How Do You Become Memorable? By Being A Little Weird(excid3.com)
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OAuth and API Providers: Come on guys.(gist.io)
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by excid3 14y ago
I would say you should combine them. As long as you provide an easy way for contacting in case they have a problem, they best thing you can do is simplify the registration/purchase process.
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Just Get To The Point(excid3.com)
2 points by excid3 14y ago|1 comments
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How To Contribute To Open Source On Github(excid3.com)
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Teach whether you know what you're doing or not(excid3.com)
3 points by excid3 14y ago|1 comments

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