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   by kbr 9y ago

   Moon is faster, only 6kb, has a more powerful templating engine, and a much simpler API. On the other hand, Marionette is a MVC library, and has more functionality. Moon is just a view library, the other parts can be added in with moon-rout
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   by kbr 9y ago

   Must've been it, thanks.
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   by kbr 9y ago

   Yes, but Moon's goal is to have syntax similar to Vue's, and as a result, requires an HTML template compiler, Javascript expression compiler, directive compiler, and different component logic. RE:DOM doesn't have any of these
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   by kbr 9y ago

   Not sure what the problem is, all tests for Moon pass on Safari, and it works on my iPhone 6s on iOS 10. Can you let me know if any demos in the Getting Started[1] guide work? [1] http://moonjs.ga/docs/getting-started.h
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   Show HN: Moon – a tiny 6kb Javascript library inspired by Vue.js(moonjs.ga)

   31 points by kbr 9y ago|13 comments
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   by kbr 9y ago

   Really sleek and clean, love the design. A simple but useful product, nice job :) The link to your Twitter on the about page is broken by the way, it should have a protocol.
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   by kbr 9y ago

   Yup, getting exposed to a variety of new things is great, you learn a lot, and have a lot of different styles. I agree, and thank you for helping creators get exposure for their work. I'm sure it makes their day when someone uses their
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   by kbr 9y ago

   Yup, Skeleton is the main inspiration, Wing just provides a bit more: it uses flexbox, has a minimal grid system (one class), and navigation + card components. I like the idea of not using the same CSS framework, it seems pretty cool, and y
9. 129.▲
   by kbr 9y ago

   You're right. I'll get that fixed up. What iOS device and browser are you using? By the way, that is a problem in the implementation of the site, not Wing :)
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    by kbr 9y ago

    I like it, but I personally like microframeworks that just style everything, and maybe provide a grid, like Wing [1]. (Disclaimer: I'm the author). Having some styles provided by default, instead of having more classes to remember woul
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    by kbr 9y ago

    I like how there are no classes, that's how I personally like CSS. Shameless plug: I'm the author of a similar library, with a minimal amount of classes, but it offers more functionality (a grid, components, navigation, etc). htt
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    by kbr 10y ago

    Checked it out, and it looks quite nice! Congrats on making such a nice tool. I'm a fellow CSS library author here, of Wing[1]. Everything seems fine, but as others have said, the scrolling is jumpy. Might want to fix that :) 1. http:
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    Show HN: Moon – a blazing fast, tiny UI library inspired by Vue(medium.com)

    9 points by kbr 10y ago|0 comments
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    by kbr 10y ago

    Hey, love it! I know that you know it can handle duplicates, but a simple fix can work here. Make an array called `equal` before making the `less` and `greater` arrays. const equal = arr.filter(i => i === pivot); Then, instead of
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    by kbr 10y ago

    It's part of a set of bigger design changes, Mark Otto tweeted about it: https://twitter.com/mdo/status/830138373230653440
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    Centering in CSS(blog.kabir.ml)

    3 points by kbr 10y ago|0 comments
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    by kbr 10y ago

    Thank you so much for the kind words :)
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    by kbr 10y ago

    Thanks :D
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    by kbr 10y ago

    Haha, I agree, it's pretty small. If you look at my other projects, I <3 vanilla js.
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    by kbr 10y ago

    Yes, I'm working on this. The problem is that it finds the longest line, by the number of characters in it. Instead of taking the actual width.
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    by kbr 10y ago

    Well, I mainly made this after seeing people on Twitter tweet out code perfectly formatted and highlighted, but it's just a screenshot of their text editor. So basically, the main use-case of Alter is that it lets you tweet code snippe
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    by kbr 10y ago

    Thanks, features to change font and color will be added soon, this is just a little concept :)
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    by kbr 10y ago

    Would it be a bit better if I go through each line and instead of getting the length, get the actual width of it?
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    by kbr 10y ago

    Thank you so much! I'm not the best at HTML5 canvas, more of front end. (I'm also 13). I'll iterate through the array instead. If you have any other suggestions, the repo is at https://github.com/KingPixil&#x2
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    Show HN: Alter – convert text/code to an image(alter.cf)

    76 points by kbr 10y ago|34 comments
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    Show HN: An AI Twitter bot that can craft sentences(meetice.ml)

    4 points by kbr 10y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Ice – a bot that learns, and tweets about it(meetice.ml)

    2 points by kbr 10y ago|0 comments
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    by kbr 10y ago

    I really would wish you see the code carefully before making this comment. 1. Wing is NOT a copy of Skeleton, it is inspired by it, yes, but if you look at the code, it is extremely different code. 2. It doesn't even use SCSS.
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    by kbr 10y ago

    This is a minimal framework, customizable to its core. Any declaration you make will override the current one, see the docs. It's super fast, and works great on mobile.
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    by kbr 10y ago

    UPDATE: I have added basic flexbox usage in the utilities, such as vertical/horizontal align.