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by peterbe 14y ago
Your choice. You can feed mincss a bunch of different URLs and or different .html files and it'll work out the CSS in that. (Note: even if you feed it the raw HTML as a string you need to give it a URL) Or, you do one page at a time. Howeve
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by peterbe 14y ago
That looks awesome! Had I known about this I might not have built mincss. Now, I can see other benefits with mincss plus it was fun writing it. Check this out for a use case where I apply mincss and gain a massive performance boost: http:/
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All your images are belong to data uris(peterbe.com)
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Tools & Processes for ensuring software quality at Mozilla(msujaws.wordpress.com)
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by peterbe 14y ago
Thank you! I'll take another closer look.
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"Promote" can mean many things. I've tried almost all of them :) For example, a piece of technology like a library or a framework is useless without documentation. Sure you can focus just on making your product better and better to near per
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by peterbe 14y ago
They say, a successful product must be either First, Best or Free. But that's really really hard! It's no excuse to give up and do nothing but a lot of stories of success starts with a product that doesn't immediately "sell". Some things ju
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by peterbe 14y ago
THANK YOU! It's so refreshing to get a comment like that that isn't of the type "Buy low, sell high" or "Make something that is easy and fun to use". I have to say though, that I disagree with "implementation is hard". Perhaps because that'
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by peterbe 14y ago
I know I know but why should one not try? Remember a side-project is, at least in my case, something you work on OUTSIDE of regular work. I work on weekends, early mornings and late nights. When you only have about 5-10 hours per week you h
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by peterbe 14y ago
Arh! That's terrible. I'm sorry. What typos did you find? I noticed the word "ge" should be "get" so I've fixed that now.
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My new web marketing strategy: Begging(peterbe.com)
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No it's not. By the way, if you're interested in being agnostic on your NoSQL backend, take a look at Schematics https://github.com/j2labs/schematics
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http://www.chromium.org/developers/design-documents/64-bit-s...
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by peterbe 14y ago
This has now been implemented. Check it out.
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by peterbe 14y ago
Thanks!
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by peterbe 14y ago
It's capped at 5 I think. Zoom level five corresponds to a width of 8,192 pixels. Zoom level 6 would be 16,384 pixels. And the Nick Field picture is only 10,768 pixels wide.
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by peterbe 14y ago
I did not know about that. Thanks for pointing it out. I had so much fun building this that I don't mind discovering existing wheels lying around.
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by peterbe 14y ago
The updating of the location hash has now been fixed.
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by peterbe 14y ago
Sorry about the back button thing. It's been fixed now. I never really noticed it because I never navigated like that when I developed it. #homeblind
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by peterbe 14y ago
Thank you! I started this project before that brilliant XKCD drawing. It inspired me to look at LeafletJS as an alternative. I don't know how to switch off the vertical overlap-scrolling. Perhaps there's an option in the API. Will try to ta
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by peterbe 14y ago
It has been fixed. The hashing thing was naive. Now it's only switched on if you start the viewing with a coordinates hash.
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by peterbe 14y ago
Isn't `yield` the solution to all the problems? It makes things responsive and avoids the callbacks entirely. For example: http://www.tornadoweb.org/documentation/gen.html
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Note, Chrome junkies, the Firefox awesome bar already does most of these :)
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Real-timify Django with SockJS(peterbe.com)
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What. An. Awesome. Video!! I wish I could (afford to) make videos like that.
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by peterbe 14y ago
Invalidation is for suckers. A fresh new URL is much safer.
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by peterbe 14y ago
haha!
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by peterbe 14y ago
Isn't that better to do in a programming environment you're more familiar with? LIke python/rails/ASP Then you have much better tools for building unit tests and stuff too.
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by peterbe 14y ago
Is this just an odd joke? Of course you need a database. If you need to build a toaster, you don't need to build an iron smelting plant. Certain things other folks are better at taking care of.
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by peterbe 14y ago
Nginx is not a CDN.

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