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   by oneplusone 17y ago

   It does appear that the signup button on the tour page is dysfunctional. Thanks!
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   by oneplusone 17y ago

   Link is http://www.guestlistapp.com
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   Review my app - Guestlist: online event registration made simple

   21 points by oneplusone 17y ago|29 comments
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   by oneplusone 17y ago

   You may find http://aviary.com or http://www.pixlr.com/editor/ a good fit.
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   Gigapixel Photography(gigapixelphotography.com)

   1 points by oneplusone 17y ago|0 comments
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   by oneplusone 17y ago

   same here. 2nd account.
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   by oneplusone 17y ago

   Thank you for the links. Watched two Whiteboard Friday videos on SEOmox.org and they where amazingly informative.
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   by oneplusone 17y ago

   I would argue for somebody to be a good designer they do need to understand both. If they only understand one they are mediocre at best. The best UI experiences depends a lot on aesthetics and elegance. A good aesthetic can do many wonderfu
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   by oneplusone 17y ago

   This implies that design is a zero sum game where you can have either beautiful or useful. This is not the case and never was.
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    by oneplusone 18y ago

    Having had to use and debug HAML before, I absolutely hate it. I would argue that it is more difficult to read HAML and leads to buggier code. Missing what amounts to two spaces can break your layout without you realizing it until much late
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    by oneplusone 18y ago

    The simplest solution would be a large scale war. Actually, it is the only solution. Nothing good will come of this.
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    How To Run a Stealth Rails Application(developers.freshbooks.com)

    28 points by oneplusone 18y ago|10 comments
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    Internet March Mayhem e-Tournament(march.shoeboxed.com)

    1 points by oneplusone 18y ago|0 comments
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    Undersea Eruptions near Tonga (lots of pictures)(forums.somethingawful.com)

    2 points by oneplusone 18y ago|1 comments
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    by oneplusone 18y ago

    I have done extensive front-end coding on a variety of projects and have come to a single conclusion: professional programmers don't get CSS. CSS is not "rational" like a regular programming language. Often the way CSS properties interact w
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    by oneplusone 18y ago

    http://www.freshbooks.com
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    by oneplusone 18y ago

    We have been using this technique on the Freshbooks login pages for a while now. (example: http://reason.freshbooks.com ) It enables our customers to customize their account colors while maintaining the elegance of rounded corners.