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The Case Against Progressive Enhancement's Flimsy Moral Foundation
(viget.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
About 1K pageviews a month it looks like
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10y ago
I don't pay attention to it and I can't for the life of me figure out how much it earns monthly but there is over $800 in my account. My hunch is $10-$15 a month or so. I just moved it to a cheaper hosting plan so it's actual
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10y ago
https://dummyimage.com
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10y ago
I love this technique. It's how I built this image gallery for my daughter's website https://www.zadieheimlich.com/easter-2016/ Didn't use PageAccelerator or Instantclick or Turbolinks. It's just jQ
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10y ago
Responsive design is the norm so I guess the answer to your question is "all the code together"
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10y ago
https://twitter.com/yurivictor/status/771748763568254977
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10y ago
It's trivial to scrape public Instagram URLs... https://github.com/kingkool68/zadieheimlich/blob/master/func...
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10y ago
I use <xmp> for debugging purposes all the time.
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10y ago
For $99 Automatic already does this https://www.automatic.com
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10y ago
$10 - $40 a month depending on traffic. Seems to be higher earning than Adsense.
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10y ago
http://dummyimage.com does fairly well considering I haven't touched it since it appeared on Hacker News in 2010 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1077013
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Waterfall Analysis – Diving into Your Website's Requests
(keycdn.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
Good job Smudge. I found a similar technique quite helpful. The only difference is instead of asking the server for a partial I just download the entire HTML source and query it for the parts I need and inject those parts into the DOM. Supe
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11y ago
I just use real URLs that resolve when you navigate back to them... https://www.zadieheimlich.com (terrible use case as clicking a heading takes you to the same thing you see currently on the homepage but you get the idea.)
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11y ago
If you press a key on your keyboard the mouse cursor goes away and you win!
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11y ago
tl;dr Twitter uses the name attribute, Facebook/opengraph uses the property attribute, therefore... <meta name="twitter:url" property="og:url" content=" https://adactio.com/journal/9881&q
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Combine tags for social media cards markup
(adactio.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Meh.
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11y ago
Hi! I wish there was a demo because it is hard for me to grok what it does. It says frontend publishing but the screenshots just look like a backend admin view to me.
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12y ago
You can already use whatever HTML element you want for CSS and JS hooks. I too have dreamed of a way to use whatever element you want way back in 2009 http://www.russellheimlich.com/blog/death-to-the-div/
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87% of American Adults Now Use the Internet
(pewinternet.org)
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I built a scraper to organize athlete profile data https://github.com/kingkool68/Scraping-Sochi-2014-Athlete-Pr...
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13y ago
I had SweetCron set-up and forgot about it. It's still up and going at http://kingkool68.com/ Looks like it broke at some point.
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13y ago
Woo hoo! Another SmartGit user. I love it! And SmartSVN and SmartSynchronize.
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72% of Online Adults are Social Networking Site Users
(pewinternet.org)
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13y ago
PHP SimpleDOM Class makes scraping just like working with jQuery on the backend. http://simplehtmldom.sourceforge.net/
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These were pretty simple except for that last one.
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Original source of the study http://pewinternet.org/Reports/2013/reddit.aspx
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I'm a full-stack developer doing HTML/CSS/JavaScript/jQuery/PHP/WordPress/MySQL/Sysadmin stuff for pewresearch.org
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