richbradshaw

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   by richbradshaw 16y ago

   Wine springs to mind here.
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   by richbradshaw 16y ago

   I'm a teacher. Couple of good things: * We use laptops a lot in lessons, plus the kids can use their laptops/iPods/phones or whatever on the network as well. * We can move round the room much more easily than when using the ethernet cables,
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   by richbradshaw 16y ago

   It makes me think the website is Columbian, and looks like a typo, not .com, .co.uk but .co. Not sure how the average person would cope! Nice for making domain hacks though like bron.co or fias.co.
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   by richbradshaw 16y ago

   no.
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   by richbradshaw 16y ago

   There's lots wrong here: no labels, incorrect input types for things, no required attributes even though they should be required, no vendor prefixes for newer CSS properties. If you are writing a tutorial, remember many people will just cop
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   by richbradshaw 16y ago

   Usually 5MB
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   by richbradshaw 16y ago

   I'm in the UK, a lot of less sophisticated users use MSN chat and many still have hotmail accounts. I guess Microsoft is the default until you know about other alternatives.
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   by richbradshaw 16y ago

   Assuming Hans Reiser isn't on the list.
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   by richbradshaw 16y ago

   As it's cached, it's only the first load that will have the lag. I'd guess it will be quite small as well. If the CSS makes heavy use of mixins and the nesting ability then the lag may even be smaller than the time to transfer the compiled
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    by richbradshaw 16y ago

    I think the right word was compliment. Complement means goes well with, compliment means a good comment.
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    by richbradshaw 16y ago

    Hope that people find this useful/interesting - any improvements or comments, let me know!
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    Using CSS3 Transitions, Transforms and Animation(css3.bradshawenterprises.com)

    6 points by richbradshaw 16y ago|2 comments
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    by richbradshaw 16y ago

    Seems a little weird as most addresses were in the UK, but had zip codes, large house numbers and non UK phone numbers. Needs a bit more filtering based on locale.
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    by richbradshaw 16y ago

    Yeah, I wanted a cross, but couldn't find one in the famfamfam icons. I originally had a no entry sign, but that felt totally wrong.
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    Fancy Forms: HTML5 + CSS3 – JS(bradshawenterprises.com)

    3 points by richbradshaw 16y ago|3 comments
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    by richbradshaw 16y ago

    I don't go out of my way to support IE6, only obvious things where it's an extra line of CSS or whatever. Canvas was to replace a timeline view of comments on blog posts, felt that not enough users would be able to see it to include it on t
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    by richbradshaw 16y ago

    Ever website I've ever made has had to avoid new features due to IE incompatibilities. CSS transitions and canvas are obvious examples.