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by naugtur 14y ago
Yeah, the slashes are important. See my answer to the same question below in this topic. I don't want to repost more in case it's not welcome by the community :)
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by naugtur 14y ago
my posterous page starts with two slashes. They are discrete and they allow me to put JS code in a HTML comment. If you look at the source, you'll notice that when interpreted as JS it feeds a big array to window.posterousCB(). The rest is
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by naugtur 14y ago
I posted my comment right before spotting your question... I Used a trick like that to be able to load my posterous posts with JSONP. http://zbyszek.posterous.com is loaded as content in http://naugtur.pl
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by naugtur 14y ago
There's a practical side to that trick. I have altered a posterous template to make my posterous a working JSONP response. http://zbyszek.posterous.com
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by naugtur 15y ago
My first thought was "Awww, it's in CoffeeScript" :) It looks like there in fact is an issue with how people (at least me ;) ) react to CoffeeScript... I wonder if you have real control over the performance. Anyway - it's a great idea and I
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by naugtur 15y ago
My guess is people stopped publishing amateur tutorials and focused on spending time on facebook. Lots of beginner creativity got flushed down the facebook. When I learned HTML or PHP long time ago everybody's first ambition was to get good
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by naugtur 15y ago
There's this thread on github: https://github.com/bartaz/impress.js/issues/5
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by naugtur 15y ago
It was mentioned on HN (I started using it after spotting it on main page). Reveal.js is more practical for daily usage at the moment - basic HTML convention lets you work with it. But I'd prefer two separate stylesheets - the basics and a
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by naugtur 15y ago
Hey, I just hacked a proof of concept of a gui position&rotation&scale editor. You can take a look here: http://naugtur.github.com/