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by skidding 13y ago
It was reversed up until a few days ago, when I was told "adding/removing rows works the opposite way that you'd expect it" heh Either way it's just two API calls in the demo page, the buttons aren't part of th
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by skidding 13y ago
> Can you sort items on this programatically? Yes you can. The grid is generated left-to-right > top-to-bottom, based on a 1d index inside a list. So you can sort the unidimensional array of items however you want, and then regenerate
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by skidding 13y ago
This is a very relevant question, added an elaborate answer directly in the project README: https://github.com/uberVU/grid/blob/master/README.md#faq-why...
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by skidding 13y ago
We use jQuery.draggable for drag and drop, which I don't think supports touch events. But there are more ways to add touch events to jQuery UI and in the end the drag and drop / plugin part is so decoupled that it can be replaced
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by skidding 13y ago
Oh my, really appreciate this, dang! I did share the HN link on Campfire and colleagues must've jumped to pitch in. It is hard to draw the line but I can see how this sort of behavior should be unrecommended from the start. Thanks for
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by skidding 13y ago
Gridster is the most popular and current ruler of the "market." We went back and forth quite a bit with this -- meaning that I had to convince the stakeholders twice before being able to start something in-house :) The main reason
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by skidding 13y ago
Well we're building a platform for Social Media Monitoring, with Dashboards made of resizable, responsive and composable Widgets. This grid offers you the possibility to generate customized dashboards populated with various types of da
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by skidding 13y ago
Thanks, I added a more explicit link in the README file. It appears people don't really look in the repo header for the appointed hompage
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Show HN: Drag-and-drop library for 2D, resizable and responsive lists(github.com)
92 points by skidding 13y ago|23 comments
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Play.js – agnostic transitions/animations (been using this class for years...)(github.com)
1 points by skidding 13y ago|0 comments
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Learning through documentation(medium.com)
1 points by skidding 13y ago|0 comments
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Obvious Buttons — almost flat Bootstrap alternative for CSS buttons(skidding.github.io)
1 points by skidding 13y ago|0 comments
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by skidding 13y ago
uberVU's announcement: http://blog.ubervu.com/ubervu-joining-forces-hootsuite.html
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HootSuite Acquires Social Analytics Leader uberVU(blog.hootsuite.com)
6 points by skidding 13y ago|3 comments
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by skidding 13y ago
Glad you liked working with Dragdealer. It's awesome that a JS lib written 4 years ago is still useful, considering the moving speed of the industry. The code wasn't rewritten much, just a few known bugs fixed. The big increment i
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Your local Dragdealer became more trustworthy(medium.com)
3 points by skidding 13y ago|2 comments
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by skidding 13y ago
Couldn't agree more. Within a max num of characters previously established, a title shouldn't be minimal, but say as many things as possible, if they are explicit and clear. > People's attention is hard to capture, even yo
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What is the best social media monitoring tool and why? [Quora](quora.com)
2 points by skidding 13y ago|0 comments
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by skidding 13y ago
It's highly probable that someone saw it while checking out the aufond.me demo a few points down the front page ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5879071 ) http://aufond.me/sivers/got-dissed-by-
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by skidding 14y ago
I don't get it. Sorry. Just saw fuckyourdesign from your link and that doesn't make much sense either but at least it's prettier
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by skidding 14y ago
Nice! I wonder if the dev version comes by default with the same cluttered interface that Reddit has. I know it's known for its simplicity, but compared to HN that interface is kind of annoying. I'll definitely check it out tho
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Ask HN: Is there a Hacker News/Reddit-like open source platform?
9 points by skidding 14y ago|8 comments
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by skidding 14y ago
It doesn't mean responding with finished work, just providing a clear status w/out leaving people in the dark. The time for that should be WAY smaller in most cases. But the 24h margin is a no-panic zone that should cover all timezones
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by skidding 14y ago
I'm assuming people will be working from all places around the world, which means different timezones. Maybe one person starts their "shift" just as another one finishes it. You don't want to be wired 24/24. The 24h margin is the longest it
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Trying to propose remote working where I work at. Opinions?(github.com)
29 points by skidding 14y ago|53 comments
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by skidding 14y ago
Works on 24
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by skidding 14y ago
Embarrassing, I know. If this actually gets into the attention of the mods that would be awesome
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by skidding 14y ago
Hi there. Just wanted to say I made this rudimentary extension a few days ago in like an hour or two (not trying to brag for coding fast but to make it sound less important, since it's an extension for enhancing procrastination), and then f
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Quick hack for ignoring Facebook's new Sponsored Posts (Chrome)(chrome.google.com)
9 points by skidding 14y ago|6 comments
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by skidding 14y ago
That's actually a good idea, I'll try it out later today.

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