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by fenier 12y ago
Having to explain things several times to people before they actually listen to me long enough to understand what the problem is. I suppose that falls under 'office politics'.
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by fenier 12y ago
In general, you get more out of using a preprocessor. In practice however, the generated output isn't always the best, and it's worth a look over to make sure it's not generating slower selectors.
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by fenier 12y ago
Some things I noticed... The homepage fails HTML validation. 32 Errors, 7 warnings http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.listnerd.... Homepage isn't being cached (intended?, in fact you have quite a few e
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Ask HN: Suggestions for how to Learn Android?
4 points by fenier 12y ago|3 comments
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by fenier 13y ago
Started when I was 10 or lower on a Commodore 128, by the time I was in High School I was doing HTML / LISP. Used LISP to bypass the Pascal pre-req and enter a advanced C++ course. So programming off and on for more than 20 years. No
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by fenier 13y ago
In that case, you should be reviewing whatever case study you feature on a periodic basis to make sure it's reflective of your current skill level. Depending on how much time you sink into learning, you can progress at a very high rate
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by fenier 13y ago
I assume you did all the work on the case study. Is that correct? Have you ever heard of PageSpeed? If you want to develop better webpages / apps, a good way to work on those skills is to try to get the best score possible in plug
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by fenier 13y ago
Likely the thing that drives me batty the most when it comes to IE is it's compatibility modes. While I understand MS's reasoning for this, it, I feel, is really doing more damage than good. I have seen my share of tickets where
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by fenier 13y ago
I'm not sure what your site is, but some things to consider... Safari is the primary client of choice for iPhone, iPad and most Mac users. Discontinuing support for them basically cuts off the majority of the Apple ecosystem. As far a