tomhoad

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by tomhoad 7y ago
Github is not Git. There are no Github 'commands'.
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by tomhoad 7y ago
https://popmotion.io/pose/learn/animating-children/#animatin...
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by tomhoad 7y ago
> explicitly checked for as part of a QA process After you've written the application? That makes absolutely no sense, unless you enjoy renaming lots of elements. > instead of relying on some vague standard of semanticness It&#x2
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by tomhoad 7y ago
According to WCAG 2.0, yes I am.
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by tomhoad 7y ago
You deserve downvotes. Semantic HTML is a key part of making your website accessible for people with disabilities. Ignore it, and you shouldn't be making things for the web.
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by tomhoad 7y ago
> I find zero value in using ul/li's for lists that aren't bulleted Browsers don't care. You may not care either. But people with disabilities attempting to make sense of your website do, very much so. There's ab
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by tomhoad 7y ago
Pretty much because of staggering
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by tomhoad 7y ago
Easier to whine on HackerNews.
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by tomhoad 7y ago
I _think_ that's ironic
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by tomhoad 7y ago
This looks promising, animations in React are a bit of a mess right now. React-motion requires a PhD to figure out, and I'd rather stick pins in my eyes than use Transition Group. I have had some moderate success with Popmotion, althou
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by tomhoad 7y ago
Maybe English isn't their first language?
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by tomhoad 7y ago
No PaaS provider costs their DB instances on number of selects... Perhaps you're the Junior developer?!
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by tomhoad 8y ago
This website looks like it was made in 2000.
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by tomhoad 8y ago
What am I looking at? I've pressed pretty much everything and nothing happens.
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Using Sets in JavaScript(blog.tomhoad.com)
2 points by tomhoad 8y ago|0 comments