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   A Blind Person Loaded Your Website, You Won’t Believe What Happens Next(medium.com)

   3 points by kaelig 10y ago|0 comments
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   Design Systems Ops (DevOps – For Design Teams)(medium.com)

   2 points by kaelig 11y ago|0 comments
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   Why Web Components will make the web a better place for our users(medium.com)

   1 points by kaelig 11y ago|0 comments
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   Why our startup failed(oncletom.io)

   115 points by kaelig 12y ago|93 comments
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   by kaelig 13y ago

   Thanks again for reporting this, we added a mention to our license: All fonts are the property of Schwartzco, Inc., t/a Commercial Type ( https://commercialtype.com/ ), and may not be reproduced without permission.
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   by kaelig 13y ago

   Thanks! Glad you enjoy the reading experience.
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   by kaelig 13y ago

   Matt works at the Guardian, and what he says is right: it's been an open source project since ~ May 2012.
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   by kaelig 13y ago

   Thanks for sharing your experience. We are testing multiple versions of the homepage at the moment and are working on fixing these overflowing headlines. PS: Thanks to your feedback, I reported to my colleagues the fact that we may want to
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   by kaelig 13y ago

   Wouldn't this defeat the point of having this project open-sourced?
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    by kaelig 13y ago

    Sorry a contact point was not obvious. There is a link at the bottom of the mobile site (top of the desktop site) that says "Contact us". Or we appreciate Github issues as well.
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    by kaelig 13y ago

    Thanks a lot for pointing out the problem of having those fonts within the Apache license. We will find a solution soon. Next time you see something like this, we'd appreciate it greatly if you emailed us instead.
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    by kaelig 13y ago

    Thanks for your interest, we now use webp on the mobile site (look at your network tab in the dev tools: the mime type of most images should be image/webp).
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    by kaelig 13y ago

    BBC News does use webfonts for icons. The examples you see on the Imager.js Github repository are not exactly what BBC News uses in production, consider those as guidelines for using the plugin.
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    by kaelig 13y ago

    As a follow-up of this news that was posted here a month ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5831848 The author does not say that he is dead for sure. He says that if we read this most recent post, it probably means h
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    "Doctors gave me 30 days to live": his last post…(translate.google.com)

    2 points by kaelig 13y ago|2 comments
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    by kaelig 13y ago

    Thanks! I actually moved to the UK exactly one year ago to improve my speaking/writing English skills, and every suggestion helps. I hesitated when writing this comment and went for "willing" because it sounded good (not a very good way to
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    by kaelig 13y ago

    I agree that code should not be a goal in itself, but you miss the point. Apple is preaching engineering excellence through their campaigns and products. In the Apple World, the quality of a product is not something you assess only dependin
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    by kaelig 13y ago

    There actually used to be a technical reason for it. Updating the servers all over the World required a propagation delay. Nowadays I don't know.
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    by kaelig 13y ago

    Then they may want to use Sourcemaps in Sass 3.3 alpha. But production assets should be minified for better performance.
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    by kaelig 13y ago

    You're right, since the audience reading the blog is usually a crowd of developers I did not think I should mention it. Sass is a CSS preprocessor, used for better stylesheet authoring. You may find more information here: http://sass-lang.
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    by kaelig 13y ago

    Thanks very much for this feedback. I removed this limitation and you can now zoom in. I am very sorry, as this is something I've been willing to fix for a long time.
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    by kaelig 13y ago

    Thank you for sharing, I am glad that more and more organizations are using such powerful tools. Also: it's Sass, not SASS.
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    by kaelig 13y ago

    They care about perfection on the surface as well as below the surface. This release doesn't meet both these criteria.
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    by kaelig 13y ago

    I know Apple has to deal with a lot of legacy code and wants to avoid conflicts. Their architecture is very good but I believe it could still be better (at least they stopped using IDs in their CSS). Nesting (especially this deep) is usuall
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    by kaelig 13y ago

    Today Apple redesigned the homepage of the online Apple Store. I was having a look at their code and I found out some interesting code smells that apparently even the most skilled developers will commit. If one of their developers is readin
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    Apple Is Using Sass, And They’re Doing It Wrong(blog.kaelig.fr)

    71 points by kaelig 13y ago|52 comments
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    A better Sass mixin for Retina graphics(github.com)

    1 points by kaelig 14y ago|0 comments