mundizzle

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   by mundizzle 15y ago

   i would avoid structuring your CSS like that. http://smacss.com and https://github.com/stubbornella/oocss/wiki will help you
2. 32.▲
   by mundizzle 15y ago

   i'm sorry, i don't understand who is competing or how this hurts Path. all i've seen are people being inspired by Path, saying as much, then cleverly recreating the effect for themselves. these same people turn around and share their own co
3. 33.▲
   by mundizzle 15y ago

   Short answer is build in HTML/JS/CSS/AJAX now. Feature detect and add HTML5 where you can. Polyfill with Flash where necessary. Think about the future. It's true that HTML5 can't do everything that Flex can today. More important is the fa
4. 34.▲
   by mundizzle 15y ago

   This article describes an outdated process. "Adjusting round corners for a button in photoshop is easier then[sic] adjusting border-radius in css" Actually, in CSS it couldn't be more simple... border-radius: 5px; This makes me wonder if th
5. 35.▲
   by mundizzle 16y ago

   what does this article have to do with jQuery? can we please stop with the fanboy <<myLib>> is better than <<urLib>>? it's short sighted and misleading. i've used both libraries in many commercial projects fo