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by philipwalton 13y ago
Yes, but obviously I'm wanting a streaming service to offer it.
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by philipwalton 13y ago
I don't think so. The same issues would be there for music, but those apps all offer it. As long as you can only watch it from within their app (so they can keep stats), it shouldn't matter whether it's online or offline.
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by philipwalton 13y ago
<rant> Netflix really needs to implement an offline mode for its mobile apps. The vast majority of the times I'm watching something on my phone, I don't have a WiFi connection or the connection is too slow to stream an HD video (l
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by philipwalton 14y ago
I wasn't suggesting anything's wrong with it. Certainly the creator of Bootstrap has liberty to copy himself. I guess I'm just a little surprised he didn't want to showcase his variety.
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by philipwalton 14y ago
Does anyone else notice the striking similarity between the new Enterprise design and Bootstrap? I guess that's what you get when you hire Mark Otto. https://enterprise.github.com/ http://twitter.github.io/bootstrap/
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by philipwalton 14y ago
Yeah, I was just gonna say this definitely should have been written with Sass.
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by philipwalton 14y ago
No, your example isn't the same. In your example you're referring to the max-width of the viewport. In Ian's example, he's referring to the max-width of the `.testimonial` element itself.
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by philipwalton 14y ago
JavaScript has three main features that commonly trip up people from other languages. If you understand these three things, you'll be way ahead of the curve: 1) What `this` means in a function context https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/do
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by philipwalton 14y ago
John Resig made a similar point in an article discussing using JavaScript as an intro language for the Khan Academy. http://ejohn.org/blog/introducing-khan-cs/ He argues (and I agree) that prototypal inheritance isn't complicated unless y
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by philipwalton 14y ago
An example of the TODOs app with AMD is great! Now if only Backbone and Underscore would support AMD natively so you wouldn't need to Shim them.
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Dynamic Selectors in CSS: What Bootstrap Should Do(philipwalton.com)
1 points by philipwalton 14y ago|0 comments
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by philipwalton 14y ago
The double hyphen is actually part of a pretty common naming convention (BEM-style) for distinguishing between separate components, component modifiers, and component sub-objects. Examples: https://gist.github.com/1309546 http://nicolasg
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by philipwalton 14y ago
I was going to say the exact same thing, but you beat me too it! I started with this approach when I built our tooltip library for my company, but eventually there were just too many gotchas. We switched to using JavaScript and inserting th
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A Defense of Presentational Class Names in HTML/CSS(tympanus.net)
2 points by philipwalton 14y ago|0 comments
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The Future of OOCSS: A Proposal(philipwalton.com)
3 points by philipwalton 14y ago|1 comments
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by philipwalton 14y ago
The point was that there are factors other than z-index involved in determining the stacking order. I'm certainly not suggesting anyone use opacity to move things around in the stacking order. I was just trying to make people aware of it. I
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What No One Told You About Z-Index(philipwalton.com)
282 points by philipwalton 14y ago|96 comments
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by philipwalton 14y ago
The suggestion "Never nest rules purely for code organization" isn't to save a few bytes, it's avoid the specificity trap. Too many people who write Sass use nesting to make their code look more appealing in their editor, but what they end
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by philipwalton 14y ago
What part of OOCSS do you think SASS already solves? Perhaps there's some disagreement about this that can help me answer your question.
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by philipwalton 14y ago
These approaches are not incompatible with SASS/LESS. If anything, learning them is more important now that we have preprocessors.