irae

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   by irae 11y ago

   In case this goes to homepage, this discussion pretty much sums the community feeling about it: http://what.thedailywtf.com/t/atomic-css/8892
2. 152.▲
   by irae 12y ago

   They chose YUI because of the current state of YUI and not because they believe on YUI future features anyway. So Yahoo bug fixes and security patches should be good enough for Wells Fargo for at least 1 year, maybe 3.
3. 153.▲
   by irae 12y ago

   Right now the scenario here at Yahoo is mixed. We have teams using Ember and React, but no enforcement or recommendation to migrate any product based on YUI to any other technology. I guess Yahoo official support for any other library is ve
4. 154.▲
   by irae 15y ago

   The team have an option to remove it's project from the voting, but not from the entries page. Mine entry works fine, but it's kind of ramdom to find out others that are not breaking.
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   by irae 15y ago

   http://nodeknockout.com/teams/maguilas - Slide-Tap - A simple way to create online slideshows. Everyone in our team are proud of our submission. I, particularly, had one of the best weekends in a long wile and I am glad that this idea I h
6. 156.▲
   by irae 16y ago

   Not realy hacking, bug I'm bugfixing as webOS app =)
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   by irae 17y ago

   This makes a lot of sense. Since Chrome OS plans to have a readonly root partition, signed by them, they needed to tweek the plugin API a little bit to conform to their standards.