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Hamo: Hooks Made Easy
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A useless JavaScript CMS – looking for beta
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Tàmar – Ship custom apps in 5 mins (or less)
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JSON Serialization Sectrets
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SJS – slowest JSON serializer in the galaxy
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Bazar: React Communications Made Easy
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React Global State Container
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Bazar: One-to-One and One-to-Many Communication Between React Components
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Show HN: Image Loading The Right Way
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Tattica.js: a tactical approach to image loading
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Capi: the unofficial Codepen.io API
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8y ago
Given the consensus I could also make a chrome extension as well
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Haha so funny, thank you
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8y ago
Kind of. You can apply a custom class to every element you hover on
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8y ago
I didn't thought about that, thank you for pointing out
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Show HN: Debucsser, CSS debugging made easy
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Debucsser: CSS debugging tool with an unpronounceable name
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8y ago
"Sites that invest in good, unique typography on the other hand make me feel more like the content matters" That's a very good point of meditation!
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lucagez
8y ago
Whoa! Fonts shaped our minds D:
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lucagez
8y ago
Thank you mrzool, I accept the criticism. I think I will try to understand better the use of system fonts (:
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lucagez
8y ago
Definitely a checklist to add to my typography toolbelt. Thank you! (:
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lucagez
8y ago
thank you rntz, I recognize I am at the very beginning on the road to a good knowledge of typography and how to use it well on the web. You enriched me with all those feedbacks! (:
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8y ago
thank you, I didn't know about medium.design!
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lucagez
8y ago
I understand your point of view. However I am mainly a web developer but I often find myself doing also the design side of projects by necessity. So this is only a basic attempt to learn how to make things look a little bit prettier. BTW th
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Thank you! I will definitely check it out!!
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I am glad you find that helpful (:
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Thank you bshimmin!
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8y ago
Well, this is a style exercise to analyze what makes good typography. Not an attempt to steal their style (:
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Thank you for your feedback! Sorry I am new to hacker news and I didn't know about that feature!
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It's all about typography
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