striking

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2911.
by striking 12y ago
That and sharing state with other windows is nearly impossible whereas HTML5 DnD makes multi-window stuff seamless. But I agree when he says that, as it is, HTML5 DnD is ridiculously difficult to implement properly.
2912.
by striking 12y ago
* I looked into those, but wow wow wee wow are they complex. I'll be working with cloning/moving DIVs instead, especially because HTML5 isn't supported everywhere. * I prefer to avoid libraries when possible, especially when
2913.
by striking 12y ago
Do you have any code samples I could look at for reference? I'm quite new to the whole HTML/CSS thing, and I work best learning by example.
2914.
by striking 12y ago
I wasn't aware of this. Do you have any reading material I could look at (as I'm attempting to implement DnD in an app of my own right now)?
2915.
by striking 12y ago
Updated the title to reflect that, thanks. Really makes you wonder though; why hasn't HTML5 Drag and Drop been simplified yet? I personally have no idea what to do, besides adding JQuery.
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The HTML5 drag and drop disaster (2009)(quirksmode.org)
95 points by striking 12y ago|71 comments
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PHP_CEO(twitter.com)
2 points by striking 12y ago|0 comments
2918.
by striking 12y ago
duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8029541
2919.
by striking 12y ago
Doesn't work in MobileSafari, iOS 7.
2920.
by striking 12y ago
My only question is: why do they spawn git/hg processes? Why not use http://libgit2.github.com/ (git) and some other library for Mercurial instead? That way you're not spawning and killing off processes, you just
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New Windows updates can be modified to patch Windows XP successfully(msfn.org)
4 points by striking 12y ago|0 comments
2922.
by striking 12y ago
To become a better programmer and not a better computer scientist: Do your own thing. Build something you want to see built and you will learn oh so much. Programming isn't about how you implement something so much as it is for what re
2923.
by striking 13y ago
Is now private? I can't see it.
2924.
by striking 13y ago
The tone of the comments is actually really striking. It almost sounds like people are pleading with Facebook to get their act together.
2925.
by striking 13y ago
Equating a lack of understanding (through language, unfamiliarity, etc.) with mental disease. Nice