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i_like_robots
7y ago
I used to use Perch regularly for the small sites I was building 8-10 years ago. It fit perfectly into my workflow when I was running a one person shop: 1. Design in Photoshop 2. Build the static HTML and CSS 3. Integrate the CMS and deploy
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The new tech principles for FT.com
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Things I learned building a new search for FT.com
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10y ago
I've used grid layout a fair amount in the last 6 months or so. It's very exciting but it can feel quite daunting; the new mechanics and new grammar do not make the spec an easy read. Fortunately, I've found that it's qu
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10y ago
No, not at this stage. However `display: contents` may help plaster over the gap. EDIT, reference: http://gridbyexample.com/video/subgrid-display-contents/
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Building robust web apps with React: Server-side rendering
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Testing React components and applications
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13y ago
I've had this issue too with some of my old, Open Source jQuery plugins and even keeping the scripts separated (into the document head and at the end of the body) and commented didn't seem to work. Developers looking for the cheap
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Building robust web apps with React
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My last phone came re-skinned and with default apps replaced by branded, pretty poor carrier specific versions. After a few months some of these apps stopped working and because they ran in the background I was inundated with failure notifi
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13y ago
I'd also rather download and open in Sumatra but this is a handy feature I wasn't aware of. Opening the link in a new tab will not force the download (Chrome) unlike changing headers and masquerading the file as an application.
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Proposal: Context aware CSS selectors
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14y ago
This is fantastic, do you plan on extending perhaps with a nuclear-submarine style master key for production deployments?
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14y ago
Cool, I had a similar go a while back http://jsfiddle.net/i_like_robots/qrXyE/
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14y ago
Hans Rosling made an inspiring case for the washing machine being the greatest product of the industrial revolution in his Ted Talk http://www.ted.com/talks/hans_rosling_and_the_magic_washing_...
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14y ago
Much better, it's obvious in hindsight. Now if you could work some magic on those horrible range inputs…
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14y ago
Developers are always going to combine approaches to what best suits them. Using abstract, extendable naming conventions and abstracting out each module/widget into separate files organised into folders for compilation via LESS or SASS is a