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by replies-to-fool 6y ago
I think the idea is for you to build your own reset as the need for each individual feature comes up, instead of just throwing in a style sheet and not bothering to understand it. For example, setting the box sizing properly in order to ens
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YDKJS: The Pillars of JavaScript(github.com)
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by replies-to-fool 6y ago
This looks really cool! Would you consider adding support for embedding this as a widget? This will make it easier to integrate on author's websites.
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by replies-to-fool 6y ago
Regarding domains such as these, e.g programming.io or insurance.com, why would one want these? Aren't they too generic? Shouldn't domain names correspond more to the brand itself? I don't know anyone who looks for things rel
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by replies-to-fool 6y ago
Regarding a) using repl.it is smart because it also avoids all the cross-platform installation madness with Python and pip. I'm hinestly surprised that Python setup is still so complicated even in 2020. I tend to take my pyenv installa
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by replies-to-fool 6y ago
This might be a little farfetched but is a possible solution to this having chat messages be directly previewed so that the person on the other end can see what you're typing as you do so. This could bridge the gap between the speed of
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by replies-to-fool 6y ago
Aside from gamers, shopping apps are starting to use AR to preview items in one's own house. I think the IKEA app currently does this for furniture. This might be somewhat niche area though.