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by imjared 13y ago
If I'm just showing off work to clients and pushing things to a staging/dev server, a lot of the time I'll use grunt-rsync or grunt-sftp to push everything up at the end of my `$ grunt produce` task. For site deployments, I p
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by imjared 13y ago
I'm going to need a good bit more than a form on an otherwise empty page to convince me that this is anywhere near secure.
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by imjared 13y ago
I'd implore you to take a look at a gallery of sites built with bootstrap: http://builtwithbootstrap.com . I think you'll be pleasantly surprised to find that not all sites built with Bootstrap follow the default mold of a thin 100%-width
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by imjared 13y ago
Will the burrito bomber suffice? http://www.darwinaerospace.com/burritobomber
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by imjared 13y ago
Ah, my misunderstanding then!
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by imjared 13y ago
While I agree with the thinking here, simply learning Photoshop and CSS doesn't make you a designer and learning programming doesn't make you a programmer. I'm a front-end dev who's more than competent in Photoshop and can write really modu
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by imjared 13y ago
Author makes some points that are fine, I guess. A dev needs to carefully consider his audience and his fellow developers. If I can use jQuery and know that I'm not going to have cross-browser DOM API issues, then let me have it. Because th
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Why do the French count so strangely?(math.stackexchange.com)
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by imjared 13y ago
Just to add to the list: https://github.com/necolas/emitter.js :)
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by imjared 13y ago
"The true problem is that when crafting an email 95% of the time is spent getting the design just right and only 5% is spent on the subject and content." I'm curious what shop you are thinking of that has this kind of time breakdown? I know
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by imjared 13y ago
Glorified SMS? I get that the compose window is smaller but this is pretty unbelievably hyperbole. On my main screen, I get over 4000 characters before having to scroll and even on my 13" laptop screen, I can fit close to 1700 characters in
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by imjared 13y ago
Probably the same team that has usage data for hundreds of millions of users.
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by imjared 13y ago
I think I get it but this is a weird analogy. Fine dining is an experience; great software provides value in that it enhances workflows, allows you to do your job better, etc.
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There's Now an API for We the People(whitehouse.gov)
1 points by imjared 13y ago|0 comments
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by imjared 13y ago
Is there a reason to use https over a protocol-relative url? My go-to is <script src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.8.3/jquery.min.js"></script>
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by imjared 13y ago
1) a "witch hunt" can be taken in the metaphorical sense to mean a hunt for any enemy/dissenter.[1] I think the term is used rather judiciously. 2) "It is likely" isn't good enough. You're hypothesizing. Could they have found them? Maybe. C
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by imjared 13y ago
Forked to see the power of SASS! http://codepen.io/imjared/pen/DhHCx (help of: @brandon_vaughan)
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by imjared 14y ago
Came here to say this. They did a knockout job with this. Some pieces that just aren't easy to make responsive are done really, really well. For an example, check the filtering mechanism here: http://www.rogerebert.com/great-movies . Also-
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by imjared 14y ago
Wanna trade? I'll do your git if you do my taxes?
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by imjared 14y ago
DMV in the District had a pretty long line but was fine otherwise. The biggest problem I saw was people who had not read the provided information/required materials in advance of coming then started arguing or pleading their case.
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by imjared 14y ago
Every time I have ever used live chat it has been horribly slow, obviously outsourced, textbook/flow-chart driven, and almost entirely worthless. I have spent hours upon hours dealing with people who can not communicate clearly from Hostgat
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by imjared 14y ago
Going to go out on a limb here and say that status.github.com is probably hosted somewhere other than github.com
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by imjared 14y ago
This is great news. I was introduced to SourceTree for Mac when I started at my new shop and I've gotta say that I love it. I don't consider it a crutch so much as a part of a faster workflow. I enjoy the ability to quickly see diffs, to pi
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by imjared 14y ago
That's a pretty bold (and borderline offensive) statement. You're effectively thumbing your nose at anyone who develops open source projects and even more so, anyone who subscribes to a philosophy of the open-nature of the web.
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by imjared 14y ago
thanks for the mention, and yes, it's definitely quite cynical :) That said, I'm still trying to figure out what's so enjoyable about it. What about it is "enlightening" or makes you go "warm and fuzzy inside?" Basically, what differentiate
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by imjared 14y ago
Open sourced: https://gist.github.com/4627220
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by imjared 14y ago
Out of pure curiosity, what use do you have for this? I can't wrap my head around this being anything more than a shiny new thing. It doesn't have syntax highlighting, doesn't have keyboard shortcuts, and therefore seems to be worthless for
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Why We’re Raising the Signature Threshold for We the People(whitehouse.gov)
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by imjared 14y ago
I've had a similar experience with Simple. The app is beautiful but it's really just another credit card. I love my bank and the features they provide (insurance, different types of credit cards, loans, etc.) are significantly better than w
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by imjared 14y ago
This is a nice looking redesign but I think I'll probably stick to jqapi.com for quick reference. It's fast, I can find methods by URL (eg. jqapi.com/#p=get), and search auto-completes.

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