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rudasn
7y ago
Not sure if this helps but there was an issue with chrome submitting forms multiple times recently. It has been fixed in the recent 79 release.
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7y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER - Remote Project: Static website design & development We are launching a new product soon and need a website to drive marketing and sales. This is a project well suited for front-end developers with an eye for usabili
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rudasn
8y ago
Whenever I'm in this situation the first thing I tell them is send me an email describing what the idea is and what's the plan to execute. Most times I never hear about it again, and thats the goal. If they can't be bothered
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9y ago
7. (next morning) Fork the project, apply your PR and any others you like, and use your fork in your codebase. 8. (optional) Thank the creators and maintainers for the time and effort they put into it.
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9y ago
The parser would have to parse the whole thing before being able to split it. You could to the splitting yourself (it's just plain text) and create multiple files whose contents is just an array in the format: ``` [ {}, ... ] ``` Then
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11y ago
Same here. I'm really excited about what these people (and others) are doing in this space, but the lack of an open source code and the service lock-in (mostly) are huge turn offs for me. I've started building a prototype of this
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12y ago
Keep in mind that the notion of separation of concerns (markup, style, behaviour) mostly refers to the end result, the rendered page. Performance is a good reason for doing this. In other words, use css classes to style similarly looking el
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12y ago
I too had a WTF moment when I first saw JSX but after seeing a bunch of videos from the FB team explaining the whole concept being React and Flux it just made so much sense. After playing around with it a little bit I have to admit it'
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13y ago
if it's for personal projects maybe vuejs will be better for you than angular. same principles, much simpler execution.
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13y ago
I'm in a similar situation. I got into writing code because the things I thought were cool required writing code to have; websites, irc bots, web apps, etc. I have been learning new things about code (and in the process software engine
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rudasn
13y ago
hey thanks for this tool! It was really helpful when I was debugging a really slow page (turned out sorl.thumbnails was the issue)
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13y ago
hey are you guys open to consider remote?
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13y ago
shameless plug, but check out Cyprus. there are a lot of Brits here during the summer and for good reason. protaras/ayia Napa have the best beaches but limassol may provide you with better WiFi and perhaps better prices. it's a sm
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Matt Cutts: Link Building Is Not Illegal (or Inherently Bad)
(stonetemple.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Really good news for coursera. I hope they raise the bar when it comes to online education - it's about time! Too bad they are not considering remote applicants at the moment :(
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13y ago
Looks very cool! Καλή συνέχεια! :)
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13y ago
I don't have an iOS device but the website looks very good. Appreciate the write-up as well, it's always interesting to read about these things. Just a minor issue on the code you have on [1]: imagesToPreload.forEach(function(src) {
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14y ago
> Why not do a session/presentation/lunch&learn on how to build web apps without a library. Don't get me wrong. It's not that I think libraries are bad - on the contrary. It's just that I'm really puzzled by people who are willing t
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14y ago
Cool, e-mail sent!
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14y ago
Can you please elaborate on what you think is a good mentor, and how one may become a good mentor? On that note, I've been considering of mentoring entry/medium-level developers for some time now but I seriously don't know what exactly that
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14y ago
The news broke out today. All banks are closed on Saturdays except Co-operative Banks. However, even those were essentially closed today as people gathered to minimize their losses (ie, withdraw all their money from the bank). Nobody could
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14y ago
Cool stuff! I used another lib [1] to create something very similar [2] last weekend. I needed an excuse to play around with node.js/express/socket.io and couldn't resist after I saw the WebRTC Chrome/Firefox demo. [1] https://github.com/w
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14y ago
Thanks for the list. Do you know if any of these supports audio + frame synchronization, the audio being the primary "feature" of the animation?
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14y ago
Not for me but for a friend who has 2 years experience in networking and system maintenance, likes to gets his hands dirty, and really enjoys learning new things (and has the resulting paper work to show for it). My email is in my profile i
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14y ago
This seems like a nice, useful little app. Congrats on shipping! One question though. Have you considered a free for ever version? I know a few people that would find this a bit useful but would never pay for it, at least not now. If you ha
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14y ago
I wouldn't say usually but you are correct. "Unproductive communication" is not always easy to distinguish from a productive one, but most of the time the distinction is clearly obvious.
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14y ago
You are right, but humans have spread throughout the planet because they needed a job (or, put simply, food), and not because they wanted a job. What the author is saying is that in this day and age, in this profession, having to move
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14y ago
> there is a lot of communication that one misses. That's not necessarily a bad thing considering that most communication within most office environments, like it or not, is not "productive communication". When you have many people toge
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14y ago
ha! That's exactly how I started a bit more than 10 years ago. IRC, geocities, and a bunch of ugly websites. My father always used to say "Leave the computer alone and do your homework. No one will pay you for 'playing' on the computer". 5
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14y ago
> I've realized I can learn pretty much anything on demand. So I find interesting problems and try to solve them, rather than spend alot of time learning frameworks and languages and hope to apply them. I find this to be a very good ap
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