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by secoif 14y ago
I don't know what your definition of software success is if jquery doesn't fall in that category.
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by secoif 14y ago
The reason IE is still clinging on is because not enough people are making noise about it. The less usable the net is for older browsers, the closer we move the users of those browsers to the threshold of upgrading. It may mean more complai
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by secoif 14y ago
It is only not possible if you are incapable of changing your build script.
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by secoif 14y ago
Why isn't it on by default?
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by secoif 14y ago
While the benchmarks look like there's an overall improvement, it's not instantly clear how much of an improvement they demonstrate. To more easily parse what the benchmarks are telling us, I calculated the percentage difference and the res
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by secoif 14y ago
Every php job can be turned into a rails/django/whatever job, you just need to sell it.
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Reminder: Check your media-queries make sense on a Retina MacBook Pro(github.com)
2 points by secoif 14y ago|0 comments
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Internet Explorer vs Humanity(blog.timoxley.com)
2 points by secoif 14y ago|0 comments
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by secoif 14y ago
Appears to not work in Chrome (at least for me). Safari did the trick though.
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by secoif 14y ago
This is one of those cases where you should have calmed down before typing.
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Junior Developers considered harmful(twasink.net)
1 points by secoif 14y ago|0 comments
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DHH condemns clientside rendering(twitter.com)
5 points by secoif 14y ago|0 comments
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by secoif 14y ago
" it just seems like it comes with so much i wont ever user - and could easily add via a mixin on a per project basis" You could easily add the simple helpers in underscore too, they're not complex, but the idea is you use a library so you
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by secoif 14y ago
You shouldn't require using the extension. This gives you the flexibility to transparently change the file into a folder + index.*, then break functionality up into pieces that live inside that folder.
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by secoif 14y ago
'this' is also the same as exports. Initially, they all have the same value, they all point at the same object. If you assign module.exports to a new object (vs simply adding properties to the existing object) it will ignore the value of ex
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by secoif 14y ago
It should also be pointed out you rarely need to edit the package.json manually: npm init: Prompts for basic/common package.json entries npm install --save: Install a module and place into dependencies npm install --save-dev: Install a modu
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Improve Google's personalised search with 1 click.(i.imgur.com)
2 points by secoif 14y ago|0 comments
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by secoif 14y ago
OT, but does anyone else notice that almost every interesting discussion on StackOverflow is deemed 'unconstructive' or 'not a real question' or 'subjective' then closed? Things like "What's the best x…" might not have a definitive, objecti
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by secoif 14y ago
Right Click -> Inspect Element
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by secoif 14y ago
Ignore the word, what does it even matter? He's simply taking about someone taking it up as a profession vs knowing roughly how it works
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by secoif 14y ago
AFAIK Twitter still uses Rails for at least part of their app, perhaps just not for directly serving consumer requests
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by secoif 14y ago
RE: comments on blog: Use disqus. Drop an html tag and a script tag on your page and you're pretty much done. http://www.disqus.com/
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by secoif 14y ago
If CSS and browsers weren't so broken and there was a convenient, semantic alternative, I'm sure github would have used that instead. Unfortunately icon fonts are one of the most convenient and compatible 'hacks' to render vector icons in t
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by secoif 14y ago
SCSS, being a superset of CSS, is an easier transition. If its valid CSS, it's valid SCSS, so you can upgrade incrementally. LESS is totally out for me, since it sometimes chokes on obscure, but valid CSS declarations (e.g. some browser pre
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by secoif 14y ago
I'd buy it if it were a dollar too /datapoint
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by secoif 14y ago
Sounds like you desperately need a new profession. If you don't do it for love, you're wasting your life.
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by secoif 14y ago
Readability is good exactly because of well executed "design".
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by secoif 14y ago
Someone failed art class.
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by secoif 14y ago
I love the autojump, but it's not exactly using a built-in *nix tool like most of these are. Would love to see more people open their eyes to how awesome autojump really is. Using cd to change directories is so broken.
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by secoif 14y ago
Agree on the name. I'm not even sure how to pronounce derby. I have heard it pronounced both "darby" and "derby", with the former being the more traditional, "correct" pronunciation. Kind of like how you are to pronounce grand prix as "gron

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