jmhnilbog

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by jmhnilbog 13y ago
It doesn't sound like 'Art' was the problem here. Art Direction is a lot different from a career as a professional artist.
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by jmhnilbog 13y ago
What device is looking wonky? It's much more likely the CSS just needs a fix. It sounds like the library itself is working correctly.
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by jmhnilbog 13y ago
While the demo site doesn't go this far, it would be possible to send minimal code to the client with basic client-sniffing 'intentions', then use that information to trigger some wacky ajax or redirect with more targeted mar
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by jmhnilbog 13y ago
The lib is very, very flexible, so you could code a responsive site that worked via non-JS methods, then use it solely for progressive enhancement. It's basically a way to set arbitrary content rules within the content (A relates to
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by jmhnilbog 13y ago
You user can define the 'measurer' function, and what triggers a measure. I think the defaults check for the onorientationchange event, with a polling fallback.
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by jmhnilbog 13y ago
Right, mine is a pretty specific use case. However, if a thesaurus lookup can figure out that nah is close enough to no that it should just normalize the response to no, that's a win for the user. (Scraping urban dictionary to act like
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by jmhnilbog 13y ago
SMS-based stuff is also wonderfully simple to develop alternate front-ends for. Twitter, email, web apps, or a command-line REST API.
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by jmhnilbog 13y ago
If live chat responses were auto-saved as new nodes, that would meet my requirements. The goal would be that any new input could be either manually directed to an old node or auto directed to a new node. Imagine a 'choose your own adve
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by jmhnilbog 13y ago
The tree manager is beautiful. It's the much prettier interface I didn't want to have to build for my educational SMS-based text adventure. All it would need to be ideal for me would be: * a way to assign 'expected words&#x27
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by jmhnilbog 14y ago
Smart labels is an option in 'Labs', disabled by default.
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by jmhnilbog 15y ago
Figuring out what CommonJS really is, and that it should be completely disregarded was difficult. 'module.exports' and 'require()' are the only relevant bits as far as I can tell.