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by teleclimber 9y ago
I also found this thread very interesting, and then I got here and thought I recognized your username. Turns out you asked to try the alpha of my own tool Cicerone ( http://cicerone.co ). Hi! Cicerone doesn't yet do the kind
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by teleclimber 9y ago
> For one there is no software tool that can let someone visually move elements around and still produce reasonable CSS. Indeed. CSS was never designed to be worked with in a visual design tool. There are so many intricacies in its rules
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by teleclimber 9y ago
Yes I have EdgeHTML16 and my grid-based sites look good.
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by teleclimber 9y ago
Hmm, I'd like to like this, but it appears you're just getting computed style. But "computed" !== "used". To get the actual used font you can get it in dev tools. Explanation here: https://developers
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by teleclimber 9y ago
That's a great use case and I could really use that right now. Now if retro clip could also record keystrokes* and mouse clicks that could be even more helpful. * OK, maybe keystrokes is a security issue? Not sure.
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by teleclimber 9y ago
Intrigued by the title but getting 502 Bad Gateway.
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by teleclimber 9y ago
Exactly. A common adage in the aerospace world is that it's not aerodynamics that makes airplanes fly, it's money. Same thing here. The only way NASA is going anywhere outside LEO is with a commitment by congress to spend gobs and
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by teleclimber 9y ago
I get it, thank-you.
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by teleclimber 9y ago
> Making CRDTs consequence-free is ongoing research. What do you mean by that? I found possibly related language on this page the other day [0]: CRDTs are "[t]ypically not suited for editing application with consequent UI." Can
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by teleclimber 9y ago
Ditto. Show me the goods before you start making me do work (filling forms). However it may be an MVP. Has anybody bothered going through the process to the end?
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by teleclimber 9y ago
Yes this is true. Such a system would not be accessible. Not cool.
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by teleclimber 9y ago
How interesting! My tabet comes with a pen, and my new Windows laptop does too. Tried it with the tablet and it worked well. Maybe there is something there? At the very least it would drive the screen scrapers nuts!
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by teleclimber 9y ago
There are a bunch of bugs in their tracker for vue: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issues/WEB?q=vue So I figure it'll get fixed some day... probably after I move to another framework.
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by teleclimber 9y ago
Thanks, I appreciate your help.
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by teleclimber 9y ago
> Do you happen to have a repo I can clone to reproduce the problem? I'm interested in fixing that. Yeah for a repro you just just need to do this: https://imgur.com/a/N2S2r And you can see the warning when you
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by teleclimber 9y ago
Yes I am using this PostCSS plugin: https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/8578-postcss-support But it's flawed. PostCSS is itself a host for plugins. So a WebStorm PostCSS plugin would need to allow user to select
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by teleclimber 9y ago
My problem is more with CSS and template support. Here is Webstorm complaining about in a legit Vue v-for statement in a .vue single-page component. And second image is what it does when I try to use PostCSS variables. https://im
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by teleclimber 9y ago
I like Webstorm, it's my primary dev environment. But I can not praise its abilities as you do. My experience has been mixed. Sure it's cool when it works well, but then its bugs are all the more painful. You expect intelligence a
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by teleclimber 9y ago
I don't know the answer, but I'd be surprised if it did. I've also been very frustrated by CSS due to 1) its lack warnings and debug errors as mentioned above, and 2) that so many properties have side-effects (like setting an
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by teleclimber 9y ago
Are those snips supposed to be syntax-highlighted? Because they are black on grey as I see them, just FYI.
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by teleclimber 9y ago
CSS is so weird. On one hand people can do absurdly amazing things like this, and on the other I am sitting here trying to line up baselines of two text elements that are in different parts of the layout and I want to just throw my computer
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by teleclimber 9y ago
Thanks! Yes I think there are bunch of us trying to rethink rich editors (for example: all the block-based editors, prosemirror, WP's Gutenberg, etc...)
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by teleclimber 9y ago
There is a similarity with React (and Vue, etc...) in that it's based on the idea of components. But the similarity ends there (and the project is not based on React). The core capability is to interact with your page directly as you b
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by teleclimber 9y ago
Like many others I got the idea because of an itch I had with work. I run a small SaaS and I found myself constantly creating and updating HTML pages of various types: help and documentation for users, landing pages, product description, in
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by teleclimber 9y ago
A lot of these things are solved, or at least there is a tremendous amount of experience to draw from now. It's more a problem of packaging the different pieces together into a cohesive system.
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by teleclimber 9y ago
> But every proposed replacement for CSS I've seen (e.g. Cassowary) has made the complexity problem worse. Hi, what other proposed replacements for CSS do you know about? I'm interested in seeing what problems they ran into. I
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by teleclimber 9y ago
I use the DrawExpress app for exactly that. It's brilliant. http://www.drawexpress.com/
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by teleclimber 9y ago
Or be forced to pay for v2 because you upgraded your OS and now v1 doesn't work anymore.
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by teleclimber 9y ago
I keep hearing about Blender's UI. What's the deal with that? I see all sorts of things in that screenshot but I'm not sure what I'm looking at. Is there a good description of the UI somewhere for those interested in UIs
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by teleclimber 9y ago
> and (soon) Flex Grids If you mean CSS Grid, and you can afford to target only modern browsers (with usable fallback CSS for the others) then you're good to go right now. Even Edge is working on bringing their implementation up to

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