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   by paulirish 15y ago

   Been wanting to update the article for a while. At least added a disclaimer http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/flexbox/quick/ Hope to provide a real guide to new flexbox soon.
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   by paulirish 15y ago

   Ack. Sorry about that; one contributor got lazy. :( Just fixed: http://goo.gl/dalkp Deploy going out soonly.
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   by paulirish 15y ago

   It doesn't support WebGL right now. Some more answers to questions like this at http://code.google.com/chrome/mobile/docs/faq.html
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   by paulirish 15y ago

   It's currently available in: United States, Canada, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Spain, Australia, Japan, Korea, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil Sundar, SVP of Chrome just said "We are working hard to bring this to more countries and should g
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   by paulirish 15y ago

   I just added fltrr to https://github.com/bebraw/jswiki/wiki/Image-manipulation which tracks libraries that do this. glfx.js does exactly what you suggest, leveraging WebGL shaders to do high performance image manip. It's likely fltrr coul
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   by paulirish 15y ago

   Hey Mike, just FYI this is now available in DevTools: http://cache.gyazo.com/1c4bc26914b409a85884147d6f9fec03.png
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   by paulirish 15y ago

   Canary is built every 60 revisions of Chromium. That comes out to be almost once a day. It doesn't go through a QA cycle. Dev Channel runs through QA and ships about once a week. Beta just gets the stable release before stable does. But it'
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   by paulirish 15y ago

   > I would go with _very_ slow. Yup. Here's a chart to put IE6 v IE8 v IE10 javascript engine into perspective: http://goo.gl/3ACqo
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   by paulirish 15y ago

   Sounds like a job for emscripten: https://github.com/kripken/emscripten/wiki
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    by paulirish 15y ago

    so the `initial` value can functionally replicate this. https://developer.mozilla.org/en/CSS/initial You just apply that to each property you want to reset. You might think that applying it to EVERY property is a nightmare but in many ca
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    by paulirish 15y ago

    He said he used `display:hidden` which isn't valid CSS (and doesn't hide anything) Might be a typo but regardless I think this deserves more investigation.
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    by paulirish 15y ago

    I agree. I overblew that point in my post. Still, there will be 5-10 significant IE versions at play.
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    by paulirish 15y ago

    As IE6 has died, I think we've kinda lulled into some sort of complacency and I don't see heavy campaigning for browser upgrades currently. I'd be happy to see it, and like I mention, prompting a IE7 user to upgrade to IE9 is currently just
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    by paulirish 15y ago

    I'm certainly a proponent giving a different experience to different browsers: http://paulirish.com/2011/tiered-adaptive-front-end-experien... If you're in a position where you can totally ignore IE8 users, that's fine with me; but that's
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    by paulirish 15y ago

    Absolutely. That line is critical to avoiding pain. Library authors don't have that option, unfortunately. :/ But even if we ignore the compat versions for now (and quirks mode (and almost-quirks mode)), we still end up with up to 10 IEs in
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    by paulirish 15y ago

    A little more backstory on Dustin's creation of LifePath and Facebook: http://blog.dustincurtis.com/facebook-timelines-and-lifepath...
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    by paulirish 15y ago

    Nice work. I like how it all stays declarative in the CSS too. I would recommend outsourcing your parsing though. It's a tough job and things like CSS hacks can really take your regexes for a loop. I'd recommend trying out http://glazman.o
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    by paulirish 15y ago

    I'm reading that it works under Chrome, IE9+, FF5+ on windows and Chrome, FF5+, Safari5+ on mac. It uses lots of popup windows, so that's why it isn't iPad compatible.
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    by paulirish 15y ago

    Mike Bostock (creator of Protovis and D3) now works at Square, which helps explain this release from them. :)
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    by paulirish 15y ago

    The plugin-free aspect is only for their windows metro-style apps. The IE10 browser will still allow plugins.
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    by paulirish 15y ago

    Show HN is a deliberate request for feedback. My comment was stating I have zero ability to provide useful feedback because of his choices. Totes bad taste.
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    by paulirish 15y ago

    I'd love to see what it looks like. Also would love to use it on my Android phone. If this had been built as a webapp, I'd be using it right now. :/
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    by paulirish 15y ago

    Chrome has an about:crashes as well; but more importantly, both browsers have an about:about, which list all their about pages.
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    by paulirish 15y ago

    Relatedly, the gmail tasks have a little-known fullscreen UI: https://mail.google.com/tasks/canvas?pli=1 Also a mobile webapp.
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    by paulirish 15y ago

    fadeyev, your first example is a little misleading. Only Safari 3-4 required the border-radius syntax to be declared individually. So really this is how it goes: /* these two lines for saf 3-4 support */ -webkit-border-top-lef
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    by paulirish 15y ago

    Fixed now fwiw! IE7+ supported! :D
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    by paulirish 15y ago

    I think GMail had a similar very long-lived invite-only sign-up mechanism. I'm sure part of it is you don't want to join a social network thing with zero social connections. If anyone needs to get in, plenty of invites left here: http://go
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    by paulirish 15y ago

    Screenshot in IE8 by @jdalton: http://cl.ly/3S1S1V3X282T0w3K3q1z
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    by paulirish 15y ago

    FWIW all: in Chrome, the setting is in the Chrome menu, not in preferences. Screenshot: http://paulirish.com/i/fcba70.png
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    by paulirish 15y ago

    All the physics engines in JS are documented on the very valuable JSWiki: https://github.com/bebraw/jswiki/wiki/Physics-libraries