jwarren

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   by jwarren 13y ago

   It's interesting that the new definition of a front-end developer is increasingly JS first, HTML/CSS second.
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   by jwarren 13y ago

   This is actually quite the opposite of my fairly substantial experience with the London squatting scene. The vast majority of them seem to be well-meaning, anarchist or at least hippyish artistic young people. Most of them don't smoke
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   by jwarren 13y ago

   Likewise, this is super handy. I really missed this from Textmate.
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   by jwarren 13y ago

   What exactly does this do?
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   by jwarren 13y ago

   Bro, do you even Bootstrap? Edit: Sorry, it's not Bootstrap, it's their own framework. Though visually it's very similar. But seriously, I'm not sure who this is for. It looks like there's quite a technical hurdle t
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   by jwarren 13y ago

   I already do this in Sublime Text, it's very useful when you may have PHP and HTML in the same file. It's also useful with the much less common HTML with CSS or JS.
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   by jwarren 13y ago

   Good lord, its up to £5.50 now? Still a good deal, but it was £2 back in the day.
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   by jwarren 13y ago

   It's different. Icomoon is brilliant for creating a preset group of icons which will be used in a predictable way. But sometimes, especially during prototyping, you don't know which icons you'll want. Just being able to inclu
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   by jwarren 13y ago

   I feel like this is outside of Font Awesome's remit.
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    by jwarren 13y ago

    This is a great idea, but I should note that it was originally demoed at the beginning of the year [1], and MS have since decided not to pursue it commercially[2]. [1]: http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/184581&#x2
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    by jwarren 13y ago

    That's a really nice, really usefully thorough admin template. Good work dude. Small suggestion - I found the demo pages very, very busy and tricky to parse at first. Perhaps a few sample layout pages with a bit more space on them coul
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    by jwarren 13y ago

    I would suggest adding a transition: 0; (plus all prefixes of course) on #content #tracks-display table tbody tr.track:hover At the moment the transition into the hover is making it feel laggy. I'd also reduce the transition time to so
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    by jwarren 13y ago

    Look out for second-hand chairs. I managed to get a Steelcase Leap for around $120 second-hand, in really good condition. It's been holding me up pretty well for about 3 years now.
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    by jwarren 13y ago

    Genuinely useful tips, but a slightly misleadingly named article.
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    by jwarren 13y ago

    I already use and highly recommend SFTP, and will definitely check out Sublimerge. Thanks for the tip!
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    by jwarren 13y ago

    Definitely encouraging to see more polished premium Sublime plugins.
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    by jwarren 13y ago

    Yup, Tony Fadell was a VP there, he worked on the iPod and iPhone: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Fadell Matt Rogers was a lead software engineer there in the iPod division: http://www.linkedin.com/p
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    by jwarren 13y ago

    I think this is pretty smart. The fire alarm in my small rented flat is pretty close to the kitchen, so I regularly have to try and fan smoke away from my panicking alarm. Looks like a well designed concept, well executed.
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    by jwarren 13y ago

    Flexbox is brilliant in theory but the support is so poor that it's still basically unusable in production. Pity, because it would make like much easier.
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    by jwarren 13y ago

    Lovely logo redesign, makes Google feel like a younger company. I doubt they'd ever do it this drastically, but you never know. I assume these are slides from a talk - would've liked to have some text accompanying them for some co
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    by jwarren 13y ago

    I honestly checked the date.
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    by jwarren 13y ago

    I was really surprised to find myself enjoying using this. Great work! Taking the test really emphasised that it's not only faster, it's also "easier" to read. I used the Dark colour scheme, as it was less distracting th
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    by jwarren 13y ago

    I know I've been downvoted for such a short reply, but it was a genuine question - I wanted to know what danmaz was curious about.
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    by jwarren 13y ago

    Why?
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    by jwarren 13y ago

    I realise you're being snarky, but of course it is. Do what makes you happy. For an increasing (but numerically very small) amount of people, building their own service is what makes them happy. In terms of awesome features - well yes.
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    by jwarren 13y ago

    Great post with gorgeous results. The service is really very nice too! Fantastic work. Question: will you ever implement profiles or permanent galleries?
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    by jwarren 13y ago

    I highly recommend front-end developers keep up to date with Lea Verou's blog and talks. She's a great ambassador for standards-based development and maintains a great sense of whimsy. I really recommend her recent talk on border-
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    by jwarren 13y ago

    Is there any chance of this being live streamed? While I do use Angular semi-frequently, my small employer won't pony up for a ticket from London.
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    by jwarren 13y ago

    I'm sure there's a name for it, but I fight quite hard to not necessarily round values to pleasing numbers. Sometimes that's just the right value.
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    by jwarren 13y ago

    That's pretty cute! On OSX, the slash in the CSS filename doesn't generate a folder. If it's tricky to fix, I'd just leave it in the root directory and assume that people will move it where they please.