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by plugnburn 11y ago
So yeah, let's all go back to the stone age just because of some purist morons with JS disabled. In my honest opinion, the only possibility browser vendors should disable these days is the possibility to turn JS off.
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by plugnburn 11y ago
It's underrated, actually. Don't trust polls-on-payroll.
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by plugnburn 11y ago
Have you ever tried Atom? Its interface is written in HTML5 + CoffeeScript, and it targets CoffeeScript as the primary language. Tell the GitHub guys about tooling... But besides, judging a language based on available tooling is akin to jud
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by plugnburn 11y ago
What countries are supported to send SMS to?
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by plugnburn 11y ago
Wow. Facebook had managed to fail on a thing absent in much less popular sites since the day one. A CDN absolutely mustn't allow a user to browse to a file with a different extension than it was uploaded with. It must return 404 in thi
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by plugnburn 11y ago
Commandline only. Especially if you define some bash macros. If you don't know git command, you don't know Git at all.
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by plugnburn 11y ago
Cool! Microlibraries FTW, and I see requestAnimationFrame is used, so it must be more performant than most other similar libs. Definitely will try it out. Kudos!
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by plugnburn 11y ago
> But even still, if you were familiar with the plugin and it would take you 5 minutes to do it that way, why not? Because I believe these kind of things must be solved with no JS at all, let alone a bloatware lib. > If page size or l
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by plugnburn 11y ago
All JavaScript libraries (!) should be authored in JavaScript. All complex code that uses them should be authored in CoffeeScript. Nothing more is needed. P.S. TypeScript is M$ invention -> must burn in hell.
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by plugnburn 11y ago
You cannot enhance Bootstrap itself easily. Moreover, you cannot rewrite any core functionality clearly done wrong. I don't need a widespread virus called jQuery, I want to write pure JS, and I definitely have no need in that virus to
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by plugnburn 11y ago
Systems for processing highly classified governmental/military confidential information often are required (depending on the country laws) to provide formal proof of their entire work. Other than that (and because it is too expensive t
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by plugnburn 11y ago
Ok, bootstrap (as well as jquery) has become a sign of lazy AND inefficient developer.
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by plugnburn 11y ago
I don't usually use in-terminal tiling managers, but when I do, I use dvtm.
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by plugnburn 11y ago
ROFL but true. Bootstrap has become a sign of a lazy developer.
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Show HN: DaBi – data binding library that keeps it simple(gist.github.com)
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by plugnburn 11y ago
Understood everything about it, except this: Could you please calculate what does it weigh minified in ready-to use ES5 state? I'd like to compare it to some other ready libraries and my own solution.
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by plugnburn 11y ago
Funny page. P.S. Hello from invaded Ukraine.
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by plugnburn 11y ago
Did you even open it in Firefox? Because this is what I see in FF 45: http://i.imgur.com/S9A3CbG.png Definitely not relaxing...
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by plugnburn 11y ago
Some questions: - Why ES6/ES2015? - What are the advantages over Knockout? - Why does it weigh so much if its only ability is two-way data binding? And probably the most interesting question: - Why the heck do I need to use Browserify
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by plugnburn 11y ago
Well, because Chrome isn't so ES6-compatible as Firefox yet.
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by plugnburn 11y ago
Of course. It's a demo for Samples.js, which is opensource.
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by plugnburn 11y ago
Finally.
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by plugnburn 11y ago
I would love to check it out, if only your page didn't hang my Firefox. It's really impossible to scroll. Lags are ~10-15s. Hardly even closed the tab. What's going on there? Was it really written with performance in mind? :)
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by plugnburn 11y ago
I started with C (and got pretty good at writing some cryptography in it), then studied Perl (a bit), then Python (2.6 to 2.7), then PHP (5.4 to 5.6) and now I'm totally into JavaScript and CoffeeScript. Am I a n00b? Just don't pa
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by plugnburn 11y ago
Care to explain why this was downvoted? I honestly don't understand how did the authors manage to make a skeleton (!) page not passing validation. Even <title> is empty when it must not be so. Is it because of Angular? Well, if a
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by plugnburn 11y ago
Never heard of Livefyre (so can't say anything of it) and never had any problems with Disqus. And what I know for sure is that Disqus is definitely better than Cackle and other similar systems that _require_ you to have a social or goo
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by plugnburn 11y ago
Nice one, although KISS Launcher is still more usable for me.
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by plugnburn 11y ago
Since obsolete unterbrowser users must suffer, rem FTW. What's REALLY missing in modern CSS3 standard is the ability to reassign CSS root to any other element than <html>, according to font properties of which all nested rems wou
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by plugnburn 11y ago
I thought yet another JS/CSS asset manager for Node.js already existed, and it was called Grunt. Then Gulp. Then Brunch. And still not enough... Just kidding, nice small project. I'll stick to Grunt though.
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by plugnburn 11y ago
And since the latest commit was on 22 Dec 2014, the project seems to be frozen. Sad but true.

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