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by jenius 15y ago
I can agree with this. I haven't used sourcetree, so my post was inherently biased in the respect. If it does have all the advanced features, that's awesome. I still stand by my point though - you should know how to use git from command lin
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by jenius 15y ago
Direct commits to github repo. We usually have a master and develop branch as well as smaller branches for separate features if needed. These are not massive enterprise scale projects, and usually there are 2 to 4 devs working on it at once
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by jenius 15y ago
To be fair that was an unreasonable statement and I was stating my opinion as fact. I should have said "in my opinion the best git app out there". As far as I see it, it's the most accessible and well designed, which is the entire purpose o
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by jenius 15y ago
I still totally disagree with both of these comments, although I read them a couple of times and tried to shake my "this is my opinion" view. I think it's REALLY important for devs to learn command line. The only situation in which I could
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by jenius 15y ago
I dont make commits that large or complex, and if you were to ask my opinion I would say you shouldn't be. I don't write 3 pages the save my word document, I save almost every couple sentences. This makes life easier for me as far as keepin
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by jenius 15y ago
Wow! Did not expect this to be upvoted, or all the hate that came out of this. Allow me to respond: I have never collaborated that way, when I work with other devs (which I do full time), we make a project repo and push and pull to that rep
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Use git from the command line (not a GUI)(blog.jenius.me)
20 points by jenius 15y ago|39 comments
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by jenius 15y ago
I'm making one right now. But it's not a standard framework, it's a sass framework, so the 'utility classes' are pushed back to css mixins and they take parameters so they are all super flexible. I'm really excited to put it out and it's ge
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by jenius 15y ago
Agree completely. I've made a few posts saying exactly this, but they haven't picked up enough upvotes to hit the front page : ( http://blog.jenius.me/post/18909693841/to-bootstrap-or-not-t... http://blog.jenius.me/post/17162410587/stop-
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by jenius 15y ago
This absolutely sucks in every way. The icons suck, they aren't clean, clear, flexible, or well made. The styles suck, they are too basic to even be useful - we can all put a 1px border or border radius on an element. And it's not innovativ
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by jenius 15y ago
This makes me want to cry
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by jenius 15y ago
This is awesome. I'm really interested to see how an engineer will do as CEO
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by jenius 15y ago
I couldn't agree more and was about to make a comment like this. Bootstrap does not mean that you don't need a designer or time to think about UX, and it makes me ill to see all these sites coming out with no thought put into design or ux t
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To bootstrap or not to bootstrap(blog.jenius.me)
10 points by jenius 15y ago|0 comments
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Call yourself a brogrammer? Let's hang out.(blog.jenius.me)
1 points by jenius 15y ago|2 comments
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by jenius 15y ago
First of all, this is silly and far more awkward than just exchanging business cards. I feel like they entirely forgot about business cards while developing this. Why would anyone want to enter in all their contact info over and over when t
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by jenius 15y ago
Quote from the article: So you set up your easel and get out your paints in front of a nice-looking house and start to puzzle over how to start. Suddenly 500 other people all arrive -- some of them who actually know how to paint -- and set
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by jenius 15y ago
Yeah same, found it like 3 days ago and was like thank god. I'm going to create a fix for IE7, whether it's a polyfill or sass wizardry, and I'll make a post about it when I do. Easy fluid responsive layouts for all!
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by jenius 15y ago
I love you Paul Irish. I was just complaining about this exact same issue about 3 days ago and when I found this article I was like YES HE AGREES WITH ME! Especially when dealing with fluid layouts, this guy is a lifesaver
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by jenius 15y ago
This is straight up misinformed. I see posts like this almost every day, and the point of every single one of them is "I am already familiar with javascript, and I'm not familiar with coffeescript, so I HATE IT." It's very clear that you ha
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CSS Patterns, Evolved(carrotblog.com)
5 points by jenius 15y ago|0 comments
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by jenius 15y ago
It makes me sad when overly serious people try to suck all the fun out of content that has personality and humor. He even acknowledges this at the end of his faq. So sad.
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by jenius 15y ago
haha first comment that popped into my head "omg you made lessc!"
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by jenius 15y ago
Path is one of the most well-managed apps I have had the privilege of using to date. Their response to this 'scandal' was as close to flawless as it gets. Not only did they take full responsibility for what they did and apologize instead of
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by jenius 15y ago
Thanks for making this well thought-out comment, first of all, but I think you missed the major point and the entire reason behind this article. What you don't understand (and what I thought was clear in my post, but apparently wasn't judgi
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by jenius 15y ago
I disagree entirely, and explained why in this post. It doesn't accelerate development, it takes it over. Boostrap is not flexible. You write code their way and if you honestly want to customize the core, it's going to be just as much troub
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by jenius 15y ago
I'm actually not freelance, I'm employed full time, and I get numerous job offers every week even so. It has nothing to do with me getting work, that's not an issue. It has to do with standards. I explained clearly why you shouldn't use it
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Stop using boostrap in production(blog.jenius.me)
9 points by jenius 15y ago|12 comments
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by jenius 15y ago
This was also my immediate reaction, agreed. I wrote an article a while ago that talks about a similar thing, but concludes more along those lines - facebook offers us the service for free, and as far as we know they do not sell our persona
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by jenius 15y ago
I agree with this completely - it's too branded and shackles you in development. I am working right now on a solution that gives you the ability to quickly prototype with nice looking styles, but is much more flexible and modular and gets o

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