hello-yoshi

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by hello-yoshi 14y ago
My bad on the reply (or lack thereof). I agree to date responsive gives a generally better experience for most sites. I don't think however it's the best solution for mobile design. It compromises usability through a changing of the interfa
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by hello-yoshi 14y ago
I think there's a place for both. The type of content that is just meant to be consumed and the design that needs to be experienced. I agree we shouldn't loose site of the experience, but let's make the consumption part easier.
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by hello-yoshi 14y ago
Howdy, original author here. @quarterto, agreed you can't expect a device to completely decipher all forms of content but you can ask it to do much better. You also can't expect a developer to deliver for all form factors. @rnassar, agreed
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by hello-yoshi 15y ago
Yes we do have remote workers!
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by hello-yoshi 15y ago
Toronto, ON (Remote Workers welcome) - Slightly Crazy Web/Mobile Developer ( http://www.myplanetdigital.com/careers ) We are change agents. With offices in Toronto and Chicago, Myplanet is a rapidly growing provider of technical and creativ
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by hello-yoshi 15y ago
Toronto, ON - Slightly Crazy Web/Mobile Developer ( http://www.myplanetdigital.com/careers ) We are change agents. With offices in Toronto and Chicago, Myplanet is a rapidly growing provider of technical and creative services for web and mo
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The Future(thefuture.com)
1 points by hello-yoshi 15y ago|0 comments
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by hello-yoshi 15y ago
Haha, this is awesome. Thanks for sharing :)
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Bus Driver with 37 Years of Programming Experience?(linkedin.com)
10 points by hello-yoshi 15y ago|4 comments
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YouTube Rewind 2011(youtube.com)
2 points by hello-yoshi 15y ago|0 comments
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by hello-yoshi 15y ago
Google Geocoding works great for what I've needed it for but can get pricey if you're getting above 2,500 requests per day. I believe the Premier service is around $10,000/year :)