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15y ago
C'mon, at least link back to the original ;) https://github.com/taitems/Aristo-jQuery-UI-Theme
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15y ago
But that makes no sense? jQuery Mobile already does responsive layouts?
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15y ago
Using "clss" to avoid a conflict seems really clunky. className? @class?
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15y ago
Did @Koodoz do your logo as per this dribbble shot? http://dribbble.com/shots/148611-Paydirt-4 He's a pretty cool guy.
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15y ago
Show stopper for me is that it breaks the convention of disabling clicking with alerts and confirms.
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15y ago
Just on the iPhone, iPad, Mac/Win Chrome and Mac Safari. Haven't tested retina iPhones as I assume there will be some work to do there.
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15y ago
I completely agree. I think I was keen on getting this out the door in an imperfect stage, just to see whether there was interest and if I should continue to develop it further.
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Show HN: iOS Theme for jQuery Mobile
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15y ago
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15y ago
Hardly. Having worked on intranet applications I know first-hand how critical performance is. One on end of the scale you have very small companies, sharing your apps infrastructure with their timesheeting, invoicing and other app servers.
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15y ago
Title edited, it's much of a muchness.
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15y ago
Try http://dribbble.com for pure design (no real interaction with users though) and http://forrst.com to actually find someone for the role.
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Font-face Smoothing in Chrome for Windows
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15y ago
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A Sidenote on iOS Notifications
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15y ago
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15y ago
I think their current efforts are nothing to scoff at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mergers_and_acquisition...
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15y ago
Yep, I swapped it out at the last second. The previous typeface allowed embedding without OTF and TTF. Someone raised the issue over Twitter and it is now being tracked on GitHub.
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15y ago
You know what? I just noticed my team leader slipped that one in when he was proofing it. I might rewrite/remove that.
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15y ago
Nope, exactly the type of feedback I'm after. Thanks a lot!
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15y ago
I did that below as the first comment. I was keen to write a foreword explaining that I am self-taught, so there are going to be shortcomings in my theory knowledge - as I never did a CS degree. It was to mitigate the shread-tearing I expec
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15y ago
I'll put my hand up for that mistake. I think the word I was looking for was "redundant", and not "ambiguous". Following the other concept of prefixing your booleans with "can" "has" and "is", your variable names should be self explanatory.
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15y ago
It's interesting that Google and jQuery seem to disagree on this as per: http://docs.jquery.com/JQuery_Core_Style_Guidelines#Strings I'm yet to see a compelling argument for either. My original paragraph for string creation forgave C styl
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15y ago
I think it comes down to the readability and weight of the two, with underscore separated variables taking more horizontal space. But like same line braces, one persons readability is not the same as anothers. EDIT: The other response is mo
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15y ago
A deep link for those that want to skip my pre-amble: http://taitems.github.com/Front-End-Development-Guidelines/
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Front End Development Guidelines
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15y ago
It could be worse/better, you could have an Australian 5-day weekend.
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16y ago
Previously discussed in this Ask HN: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2434975
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16y ago
jQuery.support is deprecated, use Modernizr instead.
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16y ago
Does anyone remember an application that uses the information gathered by tools like this to predict where a user will be at any given time? I'm not sure I understand the difference between that concept and what this does? If no-one has act
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16y ago
Wow, thanks for using the 'Aristo' jQuery UI theme for the Butter creation tool :)
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16y ago
But what if it's "thanks to Notepad++++'s excellent patches"?
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16y ago
Like the article's first comment, I too abandoned a project I was very passionate about simply because an API was lacking. I attempted something similar with a HTTP interface remote application for VLC. I had it working to a "good enough" d
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