v33ra

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   by v33ra 15y ago

   Was curious about how many HTTP requests were used to load all the Icons, but found that those are not separate 'images', instead SVG is being used to 'draw' them, thus just taking one HTTP request to load a bunch of icons. Impressive work.
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   by v33ra 15y ago

   Hmm. Is the Disqus plugin capable of automatically falling back to native Wordpress commenting in the case of Disqus down? If so, the authors need not panic even if Disqus down.
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   by v33ra 15y ago

   Impressive, especially the menu bar after login. Is there any JS code involved in dragging windows? From the code, I could see JQuery UI is being used. So, its like OSX Lion in CSS3+JavaScript. Nevertheless, a commendable effort.
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   by v33ra 15y ago

   IMO, Disqus is great for adding discussion to pages which don't have a built in commenting system; for example a single page which shows some demo of code. But for my wordpress blog, I prefer native comments as it removes the dependency to
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   by v33ra 15y ago

   It is back to online now.
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   by v33ra 15y ago

   //Also, I'm unsurprised that HTML5 developers are well-represented at hackathons,// The pattern I observed in the internal hackathons, of the company I work for, was the dominance of web developers participating/winning over c++/Java develo