mundiff

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by mundiff 3y ago
Article doesn't mention iGoogle personal homepage which they killed in 2014 I think. It was a way to show rss reeds on a Google homepage with a Google searchbar at the top. So very useful
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by mundiff 3y ago
It's one of those things that frameworks had been doing since (before?) 960gs. A Grid really needed to be incorporated into CSS and I'm happy to use it or flexbox for layout purposes depending on my use case.
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by mundiff 4y ago
More than a couple people are going to need new email addresses.
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by mundiff 4y ago
You had to figure something like this would eventually come out. I thought it would be the government, but politics isn't far from off. Also would like to know how data was obtained.
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by mundiff 4y ago
I'll mention libraries and museums as well. Instead of having a tiff available of high quality record images, some institutions use jpeg2000 and a zoomable js library like openseadragon. In this case, the jpeg 2000 is probably consider
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by mundiff 6y ago
I'd agree with this only because the Schuylkill has better access and recreation. One of the things the article ties together well is Philly's aging sewer system, which, during heavy rains gets overwhelmed and spits raw sewage int
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by mundiff 7y ago
this was literally an example that was given of poor user experience during a UX class I took.
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by mundiff 10y ago
I'd start with 3 then migrate to 4. Also, learn Flexbox as it will be enabled by default in BS4. FlexboxFroggy.com is a nice introduction. There's one more breakpoint in BS4. The css class to make images responsive has changed for