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pdenya
14y ago
Your contacts are used for auto complete, they won't be spammed.
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14y ago
I thought the section titles "Driven engineers seeking teammate.", "Engaging Workplace", etc were links to blog posts or something. The images overpower that content anyway. I typically come to these pages wondering what stack you're using
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14y ago
Same, but I've never used an adobe product thats fast, responsive, and made for power users. I don't want another editor that's trying to hold my hand like dreamweaver.
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pdenya
15y ago
it's the tiny apple logo on the home page
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15y ago
I rock click-to-play for plugins in Chrome and it's extremely helpful for browsing speed and enjoyability. No more playing "Which window is that sound coming from?". That said, there are definite usability problems with the current chrome
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15y ago
If only Chrome did this with it's current click to play implementation
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Passing additional data to jQuery.Ajax callbacks
(nextmarvel.net)
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15y ago
Definitely highlights the benefits of going after Asian and European markets.
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15y ago
better array syntax [] & {} dot notation instead of -> methods instead of functions where possible (eg: "test".replace("t", "b"); )
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15y ago
Post this in AMA Request threads on Reddit.com
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Offscreen - A new, collectible magazine about the human side of interfaces.
(offscreenmag.com)
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15y ago
Like any other aesthetic decision it's difficult to provide hard rules to follow. The best advice I can give is to know the available web safe fonts very well and use those until the design is in the polishing stage. Starting out with Helv
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15y ago
Actual Headline: "Tiny Review and the Perils of Facebook Login" Realistic Headline: "Tiny Review and the Perils of only offering Facebook Login"
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15y ago
Looks pretty cool. I'd use a thicker font or a higher weight for the buttons; they're difficult to read as is: http://cl.ly/0s2P2X1F1x1f0s3e2h2A
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15y ago
I doubt I could stand the waiting between implementing something awesome like that and someone actually finding and reporting it.
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15y ago
curl --head http://www.zappos.com/ It's worth doing yourself because they give different messages with each request in fields like X-Core-Value but here's an example for the lazy: HTTP/1.1 200 OK Server: nginx/1.1.14 Content
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15y ago
Not on public APIs but I doubt we'll 'see the day' in any case.
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Ask HN: Feedback on my valentine's day promo page?
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15y ago
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15y ago
"“Move fast and break things.” The idea is that if you never break anything, you’re probably not moving fast enough." This explains the API timeline.
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15y ago
I love the bill & teds reference but I like the buttons from http://css-tricks.com/examples/ButtonMaker/ better.
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pdenya
15y ago
I can't speak from experience but you might find this site helpful: http://www.happynerds.net/
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pdenya
15y ago
Thanks for your helpful input but contrary to your expressed sentiments it's not obvious to parents that 5 is too young. My 3 y/o is able to easily navigate the ipad and the computer, play games, find and start movies, etc. I wouldn't be
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15y ago
Check out this article, I learned a ton about making things look good from it: http://flyosity.com/tutorial/crafting-subtle-realistic-user-... I'm not sure what kind of assets you need but you might want to just buy vector stock art and c
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15y ago
enqueue is very nice looking and seems like a great piece of software but it has bugs and has a lot of free alternatives. Compare Enqueue to something like fantastical which is much more unique, bug free (AFAIK) and constantly saves me time
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15y ago
Basecamp has a free tier.
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Everyday Grep: A less intimidating introduction
(nextmarvel.net)
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15y ago
Thanks for the info, I hadn't heard about it. Apparently a lot of other people didn't either if it's on the front page right now. Still, I can see them needing more time to ramp up before making any strategic changes angled at displacing t
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15y ago
Crazy timing. Could be a first step towards the things mentioned in http://ycombinator.com/rfs9.html
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15y ago
That's great for browsing but I can't picture coding in an editor where I need to stop and look for common command keys. At the moment vim is efficient because [esc]10dd or something but it's just not viable without a keyboard. For review
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15y ago
Thanks for the feedback, we added the suggested breathing room.
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