jaimeiniesta

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by jaimeiniesta 10y ago
Hello, I'm the creator of Rocket Validator - it's a subscription-based service, but there's a free demo you can try, no signup required. Some parts of it are open sourced: https://github.com/jaimeiniesta/
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Show HN: Rocket Validator, automated site-wide HTML validation for large sites(rocketvalidator.com)
6 points by jaimeiniesta 10y ago|1 comments
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W3C Validator is legacy, long live Validator.nu(sitevalidator.com)
2 points by jaimeiniesta 12y ago|0 comments
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Continuous HTML/CSS validation for large sites(sitevalidatordocs.netlify.com)
1 points by jaimeiniesta 12y ago|0 comments
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Questions about getting into freelancing(jaimeiniesta.com)
2 points by jaimeiniesta 12y ago|0 comments
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Site Validator mini: free HTML + CSS page validation(mini.sitevalidator.com)
1 points by jaimeiniesta 12y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: site-wide HTML5 and CSS3 validator(markupvalidator.com)
5 points by jaimeiniesta 14y ago|0 comments
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by jaimeiniesta 14y ago
I'm using it as a beta user, and I find it really helpful. I used to do this kind of things with a spreadsheet, but this tool automates it and gives you nice charts.
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by jaimeiniesta 14y ago
What this service does is, given a starting URL, scrapes the site in search for internal pages, validates them all using the W3C validator and gives back a report with all the common errors and warnings found, as well as detailed reports. H
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CashFlow forecasting for small businesses and freelancers(wisecashhq.com)
49 points by jaimeiniesta 14y ago|28 comments
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by jaimeiniesta 14y ago
Thanks Mike, I've updated the charts. It really looks better as a bar chart: http://w3clove.com/charts/errors/bar
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by jaimeiniesta 14y ago
Sounds good, I'll make an alternative version using bars.
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by jaimeiniesta 14y ago
sure, it's the arrows. Should this be done with characters, instead? Maybe CSS? This would be indeed a good case of using "alt"... alt="vote up", alt="vote down"
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by jaimeiniesta 14y ago
It's interesting to see the validation for Hacker News: http://w3clove.com/sitemaps/check?url=http%3A%2F%2Fnews.ycom... You wouldn't tell there were so many images, would you? Should they have an "alt" attribute?
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by jaimeiniesta 14y ago
yeah I too agree that the "alt" attribute should not be considered an error. Maybe just a warning. There's a separate chart for the top 100 warnings: http://w3clove.com/charts/warnings