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10y ago
Are there other better methods?
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Different Tricks on How to Make Bootstrap Columns All the Same Height
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10y ago
No idea how this will go. But I used to watch his Snap stories. They're a pretty good balance of insight and various personal things he does. Overall, I kind of just enjoyed how positive and motivated he seemed to be. Seems like a genu
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The Pub – Scotch.io’s Writing Platform
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11y ago
> Hundreds of tables? Not picking sides on this whole thing - but cutting the sensationalism on this comment a bit. WordPress's default database structure isn't complex at all. If you have an abnormally large amount of tables,
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11y ago
Checkout SpudPress - Static WordPress hosting. All the same except you can use WordPress theming and Admin. If you know how to distinguish between static and dynamic. It's insanely useful http://spudpress.com
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scotchio
11y ago
No problem. I honestly liked it better than MailBox - and the built in iOS email client (for obvious reasons), Outlook, Sunrise, GMail, etc.
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11y ago
Cool products coming and going doesn't really even surprise me anymore. I've become a little jaded to the whole come and go of all the different tools and apps. Anyway, if you guys haven't checked out Boxer [1] for email, it&
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SpudPress: Pain Free Static WordPress Hosting
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A lot of PHP applications or websites (especially small ones) just require a basic LAMP stack at a bare minimum to work fine - e.g.: the success of XAMPP/WAMPP/CRAMP/TRAMP/BAMP/CLAMP whatever. (Yes, there's ple
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If anyone's curious to try this, here's how to get it working: https://github.com/shockone/black-screen/issues/21#issuecomm... Overall, actually really like the interface and the potential behind it
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11y ago
> One of these seems to pop up every few months Do you --or anyone reading this-- have a list of these? I would love to check them all out actually (not that I don't get your point).
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Had no idea you could animate SVG coordinates. Edit: Or at least I think that's how it works...
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11y ago
Love the logo! Did something similar here [1] for our blog's creative/digital arm [2] with actually a somewhat similar approach. Probably a few months ago. Their's is a little more elegant though :) I just want to make a quic
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11y ago
You can also do wildcard selecting with the namespaced approach. E.g.: [class^="col"] { /* blah */ }
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11y ago
Seriously I love that they added cards and dropped Panels and Wells. I used to have to create something like cards on nearly every project and used Panels/Wells maybe once.
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11y ago
Most of everything in this article is taken from their blog posts, their new docs, looking through the source, and checking out the Bootstrap 4 pending Pull Request [1]. Really just wanted to test all the new features and see what was what
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What’s New in Bootstrap 4
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11y ago
Awesome stuff. I can't wait for Flexbox wide-spread adoption - especially in popular frameworks. It's too bad so many people are forced to not be able to use it because of IE9's total lack of support [1]. TBH, I'm not ev
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11y ago
Great response. I really appreciate it.
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Ask HN: Where is all the web traffic from China?
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" Frameworks and Vendor Styles: Stay away from frameworks " I disagree - frameworks are awesome. I guess it's all contingent to the project you're working on though. For small projects, it speeds things up and stops you
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Getting Started with Vim: An Interactive Guide
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12y ago
This is really well done and polished. Great stuff. About a year ago when I was bored, I made a quick and dirty codepen [1] of the exact same thing you have here. I added a transition to it so you can type to switch the letters. I also made
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Show HN: I made an animated and exploding SVG logo
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This has been posted a few times before and is an excellent resource. It links to a GitHub repo [1] I made a while ago with every type of emoji as a separate file and commit as a fun and somewhat pointless demo. However, for whatever reason
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12y ago
Front End Developer - Washington, DC (Full Time) Junior Web Developer - Washington, DC (Full Time) Designer - Washington, DC (Full Time) --- Headquarters: Washington, DC | http://wideeyecreative.com Link to application: http:&#
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Dang it! I was just about to buy it. Looks like Cortana will only work if you have a Windows phone. That missing killer feature IMO is a deal breaker. From the article: "Cortana: If you’re using Windows Phone 8.1, you can take notes an
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Building Full Screen CSS3 Menus with Tons of Creative Demos
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Getting to Know Flux, the React.js Architecture
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