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by jlogsdon 14y ago
I thought the idea behind microjs was libraries/frameworks that didn't require monoliths (like jQuery).
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
That would be up to the consumer. If you look at his demo code he attaches it to `input[type=date]` already: https://github.com/amsul/pickadate.js/blob/gh-pages/index.ht...
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
Looks great! And with a few (minor) modifications I was able to get it to work with a non-jQuery framework! Thanks for that. I'm getting fed up with all of these ".js" projects that rely heavily on jQuery when they don't need to. I'm goin
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
A notepad blows Github's issue tracker away. It's by far the least impressive part of the product.
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
Check out Bootstrap's Scrollspy[1]. Its one implementation (of probably many) that I've seen of the nav highlighting that you mentioned. [1] http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/javascript.html#scrollsp...
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
Oh man, I remember using dotgeek a long time ago for some minor PHP stuff. Awesome to see it expand (and still exist).
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
PubSub solves the problem of immediacy.
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of those applications ended up being "test" applications. I know each developer at my last job had at least one test app of their own, with many of us using at least 4-5 test apps. addendum: This was for 2 a
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
That is perplexing! Is there a stack of some sort in play here?
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
2. Partial commits Commit file X, then commit file Y. You can also commit only a part of file X! `git add -i` brings you to an interactive 'add' mode where you can view, split and add each hunk individually.
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
Nah, you're a real addict if it's an app tab and you never have to type it.
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
In their "About" > The Internet map is a non-commercial project. You can share our expenses and let more people see beauty of the Internet. I don't think it's a Google project.
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
Only because I'm the nitpicky type... > The majority of apps (and games) require the ability to show one user X+Y and another user Y+Z That's authorization, not authentication.
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
I don't think they are comparable. The one linked by toni[1] takes PHP code and compiles it for running in Javascript; the one linked by kaolinite[2] is a translation of some PHP methods into pure Javascript. [1] http://phpjs.hertzen.com/
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
It looks like Bike is a simple query interface whereas phpMyAdmin is a whole suite of tools akin to the desktop Workbench for mysql (at least, the administrative side).
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
You can change where the swap files are saved too with `set directory=path`
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
I've seen several feeds that are still on the old layout. Not sure how that's possible, I don't think a plugin can do it.
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by jlogsdon 15y ago
I remember when I found XSLT. I fell in love with it... until I started using it in real world situations. Unless I wanted to pass page content with paragraph or line break tags already added I had to use a 50+ line recursive nightmare. I d
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by jlogsdon 15y ago
And their encoding is generally pretty bad, unless you the master you upload is already 128 kbyte/s. Even wavs are affected :( http://www.reddit.com/r/edmproduction/comments/qhrcw/soundcl...
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by jlogsdon 15y ago
I agree, but they are technically not stopping your service, only throttling it. So you can still get "unlimited" amounts of data, it'll just take longer. In the same vein they can get away with saying they have the "best" network because "
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Show HN: Model approval queues for new and updated records (Rails 2 & 3)(github.com)
4 points by jlogsdon 15y ago|0 comments
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by jlogsdon 15y ago
I know Native Instruments doesn't pursue anything if they have the same clause; dance music producers love Massive and it's presets, you here them all over the place.
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by jlogsdon 15y ago
And yet the Chrome version lets you block the action, while with Safari you can't do anything about it...
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by jlogsdon 15y ago
I thoroughly enjoyed watching it; I've never seen the process a designer goes through when creating posters like this. It's what I imagine watching a code cast would be like if you have no programming experience.
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by jlogsdon 15y ago
The only killed me (my ghost invaded the internet).
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by jlogsdon 15y ago
You make a great point and I changed my vote because of this. Thanks for being a voice of reason.
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by jlogsdon 15y ago
Facebook's API is notoriously bad, and they love to update it with breaking changes all the time without any notification or change to the documentation. It was a great day when I stopped working with it.
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by jlogsdon 15y ago
There's no standard on how the values should be set yet, and we all know how well different browser vendors communicate...
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by jlogsdon 15y ago
Most likely, but they partnered with a (what looks like) fashion magazine for the images.
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by jlogsdon 15y ago
http://www.creditkarma.com/about/faq#charge

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