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by jacobr 14y ago
Limiting your expenses also gives you more freedom. You can quit your job, take a lower paying job if it's more inspiring, or just afford to work fewer hours on your day-job.
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Drama(thisdeveloperslife.com)
1 points by jacobr 14y ago|0 comments
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Naming From the Outside In(facebook.com)
1 points by jacobr 14y ago|0 comments
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by jacobr 14y ago
Direct DOM manipulation does not mean that you render things server side and then manipulate them. It also does not mean that you embed HTML in JavaScript strings. The difference is whether you use the DOM APIs (with or without jQuery) to c
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by jacobr 14y ago
Can you explain how templates make data binding easier? Working with the DOM means that you immediately can save a reference to an element, rather than generating the HTML and then traversing that HTML to get the element you want to change.
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by jacobr 14y ago
Here are some benchmarks: http://jsperf.com/dom-vs-innerhtml/18 TLDR: It depends, but DOM manipulation tends to be faster in newer browsers.
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by jacobr 14y ago
A simple helper function makes DOM manipulation non-painful as well. One example is https://gist.github.com/1532562 or my fork https://gist.github.com/3524145 It's used like this: el ( tagName, properties, children ) Working wi
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HackerFollow(hackerfollow.com)
2 points by jacobr 14y ago|1 comments
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Video of all displayable characters in the unicode range 0 – 65536(joerg.piringer.net)
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The Latest Japanese Emoticons Are Freaky, Yet Wonderful(kotaku.com)
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by jacobr 14y ago
This can actually be useful if you want to make sure your interface works with images turned off. Some people, especially mobile users concerned with bandwidth, might have images turned off but CSS turned on. I had icons for some buttons, s
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by jacobr 14y ago
I really like browserify, but what do you see as the drawbacks and challenges to get more adoption, especially among non-Node.js developers?
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by jacobr 14y ago
Surely that could have been a pull request to Component instead?
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by jacobr 14y ago
> Without JavaScript or CSS [...] my site may not look pretty but will still be functional. For what reason exactly? Of course there are cases where it makes sense to follow this rule, maybe even the majority, but having it as #2 in you
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by jacobr 14y ago
This would even let users change the date back with a user script. A browser/extensions could add a tooltip or context menu item to time elements, showing relative and absolute dates regardless of the way it's authored.
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by jacobr 14y ago
I wonder if moving further away from the twitter.com look is intentional, for branding purposes.
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by jacobr 14y ago
TJ's comment is pretty great: > I would argue that the well known people (myself included), perhaps with some exceptions are very average engineers. The reason we're "popular" is because the tools we create appeal to many other people l
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by jacobr 14y ago
Shameless ripoff of http://stocklogos.com/topic/famous-logo-designs-and-how-much... posted 1 month ago
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by jacobr 14y ago
I really would like ctags to work well with JavaScript, but I'm using require.js and Exuberant ctags really doesn't like that.
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by jacobr 14y ago
If you would like to save bandwidth anyway, you could make the download link point to a data uri so that the users can only download the image. Might be a worse user experience though, if you think it's an OK use case to hotlink temporari
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by jacobr 14y ago
If this content is mostly for spiders, I don't see why you couldn't cache the resulting HTML for 1 hour or so and only regenerate new pages.
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Famous logo designs and how much did they cost?(stocklogos.com)
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by jacobr 14y ago
MDN is not Firefox specific, it intends to document JavaScript, CSS and HTML in general.
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by jacobr 14y ago
1) How do I know it doesn't fail on the same edge cases Prism might fail on? I see no tests. 2) Do you really need jQuery there? You seem to be using it only for the html method, and including 93K extra JS instead of just using innerHTML se
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SASS source maps now in WebKit (experimental)(trac.webkit.org)
2 points by jacobr 14y ago|0 comments
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by jacobr 14y ago
I need this for Twitter as well.
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by jacobr 14y ago
Thanks, I wonder why they would only enable this for English searches?
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Components(tjholowaychuk.com)
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Robohydra: a new testing tool for client-server interactions(dev.opera.com)
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StyleDocco v0.5 generates web style guides for responsive demos and debugging(jacobrask.github.com)
4 points by jacobr 14y ago|0 comments

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