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by padolsey 14y ago
Yeh, both viable solutions. Tbh, I can't think of any other reason to have JS in the HEAD.
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by padolsey 14y ago
For example, setting up event delegation on enhanced elements is best done in the HEAD before the elements load. If you setup all your user-event listeners in the bottom of BODY then your users will have a short time when they'll be interac
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by padolsey 14y ago
It's amazing how something so seemingly minor can make such a huge difference. I feel like I'm traversing the web of yesteryear (true yesteryear, not the animated gif'd web of 1997). Thanks for the link OP! One critique: The desaturation oc
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by padolsey 14y ago
You're assuming the whole thing isn't staged.
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by padolsey 14y ago
Doesn't this necessitate lots of individual templates? (in this example: inputTemplate, labelTemplate...) Is there an easy way to manage this? From what I've seen it's typical to have one template per view (and possibly sub-views with sub-t
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by padolsey 14y ago
Hulu does this: https://twitter.com/shanselman/status/239987206482169856/pho...
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by padolsey 14y ago
How would you design a regular expression syntax more intuitively? Personally, I find beauty and simplicity in regular expressions. Sure, they can grow to hideous atrocities, but you can achieve such disastrous feats with any language/synta
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by padolsey 14y ago
> Yes, complaining is useful to get people to listen. Microsoft is listening, so continuing to complain doesn’t do anything except perpetuate an attitude that I would rather not have in Web development. That makes no sense. He says tha
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by padolsey 14y ago
This doesn't solve the cross-element-boundary problem though. If a match starts in one element but ends in another this plugin doesn't seem to replace it at all.
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by padolsey 14y ago
I haven't tested it on IE8 tbh, but this solution doesn't actually use native DOM ranges.
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by padolsey 14y ago
To see a "degraded" view though, I would just disable JS. Isn't this viable?
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by padolsey 14y ago
I think the real issue here is a lack of graceful degradation on the Camper website. Built the right way, their fancy paper.js presentation thing would source whatever content it needs from within the page itself. The only excuse is lazines
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by padolsey 14y ago
Blinking team profile pictures are a really nice touch!
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by padolsey 14y ago
Great post. I would add the following to the list: films and books. To many these may seem like escapism but I think the insight gained from such varying perspectives gives you better insight into your own life, and I've found it can enhanc
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by padolsey 14y ago
> there is no technical method for preventing clickjacking I think there is. Most of these widgets are embedded using SCRIPTs which have access to the parent page's DOM structure. For Twitter/Facebook they can basically access anything
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by padolsey 14y ago
Silencing dialogue, no matter how repulsive it may seem to you, is never the answer, especially in a "free" and "open" society.
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by padolsey 14y ago
At a glance, the only suggestion I disagree with is PHPjs ( http://phpjs.org/ ). Many of its functions are badly implemented. Examples: http://phpjs.org/functions/array_fill:314 (doesn't even return an Array type) http://phpjs.org/functi
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by padolsey 15y ago
Sorry but what in the article reeked of arrogance? You should try commenting on the actual content of the article and not on the individual, who, truth be told, you know absolutely nothing about.
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Lodash - Drop-in replacement for Underscore.js with upto 8x perf improvements(github.com)
16 points by padolsey 15y ago|3 comments
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by padolsey 15y ago
Supposed innovation doesn't excuse what they're being accused of here.
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by padolsey 15y ago
It's the new buzzword. Everything new and cool is apparently "HTML5"...
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by padolsey 15y ago
Almost entirely due to China.
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by padolsey 15y ago
A bit of a rant, especially the bit about feeling smugly superior while not conforming. I would rather instil a sense of wonder and kindness into my child than a sense of "look at this shit world, don't even think of trying to improve thing
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by padolsey 15y ago
"Many hands make light work"
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by padolsey 15y ago
The question is: where does your mindset come from? Promoting a freer market does not mean sacrificing rights. To have my creation used and enjoyed by many would be great. The compensation I think I deserve is only symptomatic of the curr
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by padolsey 15y ago
Also, could you provide an example of where advertising improves the user experience?
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by padolsey 15y ago
Google chrome isn't exactly a good example, considering that it's the only browser I've ever heard of embedding advertisements in its default homepage - http://www.techradar.com/news/mobile-computing/laptops/googl...
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by padolsey 15y ago
The sentence from Google is a falsehood. It claims that the tracking is done for the user, and implies that this is their only intention. The actual truth is that Google only does what's "good" for the user as long as it improves their mark
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by padolsey 15y ago
It's odd you say that because the one thing I noticed was that he didn't seem be very comfortable describing the product in laymen's terms. His word usage seemed forced and his hand movements too. He had good camera presence insofar that he
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by padolsey 15y ago
Thanks for posting this. A poignant reminder.

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