tvandervossen

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   by tvandervossen 14y ago

   THIS IS THE AWESOME!
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   by tvandervossen 16y ago

   I have to agree, especially since it’s pretty easy to make this kind of app work in modern desktop browsers too. Here’s a preview for a drawing app I made this summer for the iPad and iPhone that also works fine on the desktop in Safari, Ch
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   by tvandervossen 16y ago

   I don't think Zepto is trying to positioning itself _against_ jQuery. I think it's merely using the jQuery chaining API because it considers it an elegant design (that's actually a compliment) and to give developers something of a migration
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   by tvandervossen 16y ago

   First of all, my company just released a private beta for a large "desktop class" web application where our client flat-out told us to ignore Internet Explorer, to not use any Flash (audio playback is a big part of what it does), and to con
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   by tvandervossen 16y ago

   John, Zepto is _exactly_ intended for targeting bleeding-edge WebKit mobile browsers. Doesn't the README clearly state that?