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by kinlan 12y ago
It's an interesting one. Adaptive serving is a reasonable solution when you are a large site and you can't wholesale merge your site in one go into a fully responsive solution. We find that Adaptive (i.e, server side detection o
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by kinlan 12y ago
Thanks, I'll get the team to look at this.
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by kinlan 12y ago
Yeah. that is a very good summary. If you want build process and tooling to help then we have that based on the tools that we think are the best, however we don't force workflow on people if they don't want it.
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by kinlan 12y ago
Ah, cool I think you have hit an intended design feature. We use min-device-width to know that you started on a smaller screen (or a wide screen). If you are on a wide screen responsive elements are changed slightly to fit the screen. If
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by kinlan 12y ago
I'll just reply because I know Addy is crazy busy. The goal is to give developers the education and tooling they need to do well out of the box by following all of our best practices straight away. In this case it can complement boot
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by kinlan 12y ago
Can you file an issue on our repository and I will investigate it. It looked ok when I was running it last night. https://github.com/Google/WebFundamentals/issues is our tracker. EDIT: adding link to issue track
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by kinlan 12y ago
I think this is a fair comparison. Right now we are not providing components like the ones you get in Zurb and Bootstrap. EDIT: clarified.
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by kinlan 12y ago
I got it, we will sort out the nomenclature
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by kinlan 12y ago
Icons should be fixed now.
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by kinlan 12y ago
We didn't do any announcement at all. We sent it to some developers for feedback. It has kind of put the kybosh on me announcing this properly at Google IO.
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by kinlan 12y ago
In this case our primary call to action was to get people into the getting started guide, which it does do. I will try and tone it down though.
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by kinlan 12y ago
Good point. In lots of cases these sites are actually doing the detection of the device class on the server and never returning a fully responsive site in the first place. There is certainly a balance to be had on responsive vs adaptive, i
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by kinlan 12y ago
Hi, We will get these sorted. I was surprised that this got picked up so early as we were just starting to canvas feedback from developers, so it still a work in progress. Multi-screen/Multi-device was the term we chose because mobile
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by kinlan 12y ago
Great points. thanks for the feedback. I have an open issue to ensure that it is clearer to understand which elements are clickable. (b) is frustrating. (c) when I tested it today it loaded in 0.6 seconds, but I will work with Ilya on g
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by kinlan 12y ago
Thanks for the information. I have updated the tickets (also #2). We will get it sorted asap - there are some plumbing issues that I need to resolve on the main site to get this sorted.
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by kinlan 12y ago
Eek. Can you let me know where and I will get them fixed as soon as possible.
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by kinlan 12y ago
:) we will certainly get them sorted. We are also looking at the nav and the quick access to the content so the links are more easily accessible.
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by kinlan 12y ago
:) thanks.
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by kinlan 12y ago
I have it on the plan to have PageSpeed on the front page and then it gives you a targeted doc plan. https://github.com/google/WebFundamentals/issues/12 Edit: there is also information that is common knowl
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by kinlan 12y ago
Added bugs https://github.com/google/WebFundamentals/issues 9,10,11
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by kinlan 12y ago
Certainly! Good call. We soft launched the site today and are still very actively improving things. I like your suggestions though. I broke the menu and a fix is heading out soon. I'll file the others so we can get them addressed. [ED
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by kinlan 12y ago
Repository for filing issues: https://github.com/google/WebFundamentals/issues
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This is the web platform(paul.kinlan.me)
1 points by kinlan 13y ago|0 comments
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by kinlan 13y ago
It is not a constraint to deploy an Android app in Go. You can use Go, or create an android app for example.
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by kinlan 13y ago
We don't say that, you can use anything you want with the constraint that it needs to use one google tech... For example if it is hosted on Compute Engine that it is a valid entry.
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by kinlan 13y ago
:) some people are using C and openFrameworks which is all cool and hosting it via Compute Engine.
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by kinlan 13y ago
As some of the other comments explained it is one of any in the entire list. It was pretty hard to phrase it correctly and keep it concise (sorry on my part)
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DevArt: your code belongs in an art gallery(googledevelopers.blogspot.com)
21 points by kinlan 13y ago|22 comments
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Promises have arrived natively in JavaScript(html5rocks.com)
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by kinlan 13y ago
Out of interest what does dolphin do? Does it just leave the text as is?

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