vhiremath4

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   by vhiremath4 13y ago

   Is the answer 42?
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   by vhiremath4 14y ago

   I really hope you get over whatever has made you feel entitled to talk about others' work in this manner. It will only hurt your intellectual development down the road. I'm not agreeing or disagreeing with you or your comment (although I do
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   by vhiremath4 14y ago

   I agree. I didn't phrase my comment correctly. I suppose what I'm really amazed by is the fact that those people don't seem to understand why I'm not angry about my situation. I don't know. Maybe it's because I've been lucky enough to have
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   by vhiremath4 14y ago

   People in tech don't realize just how lucky they are. I'm 20 with no wife or kids, and I'm making more per year than certainly almost all of my friends will be making after they choose to actually finish college and get a salaried job. Howe
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   by vhiremath4 14y ago

   There's nothing wrong with setTimeout and setInterval. This simply gives you a couple of additional things. It gives you a way to have all your timeouts managed by another object, which allows you to see which timers are ticking at any give
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   JavaScript Timeout and Interval Manager(github.com)

   4 points by vhiremath4 14y ago|4 comments
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   by vhiremath4 14y ago

   I have OCD about code cleanliness... No semicolon at the end of line 26? Please excuse me as I proceed to gag. But me being a douche aside, I'm not sure why you needed to extend from/bake into jQuery for this.
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   by vhiremath4 14y ago

   Firefox issues are fixed for page up/down and home/end keys.
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   by vhiremath4 14y ago

   Issues with Firefox should be fixed now (on the home/end keys as well as page up/down).
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    by vhiremath4 14y ago

    Is it not sticky, or are there issues with pageup/down/spacebar? Because the latter is a known issue, and I've filed a GitHub issue fix request.
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    by vhiremath4 14y ago

    Haha glad someone found the humor in it. :-) You may want to check that Magneto website in your readme though. It doesn't seem to exhibit the behavior you wish to showcase. You should just create a GitHub project page that shows how your pl
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    by vhiremath4 14y ago

    You're correct. I should have specified that the values do not matter. I have updated the README to account for this. The reason why I wanted to make this an option is because, in certain cases, someone may want to keep their headers as a c
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    by vhiremath4 14y ago

    If this is a general discussion about sticky headers, then I'll have to agree with you guys. If you're referring to Balloon itself, it shouldn't matter what size the object you want to stick is. It should stick if you just inflate it with t
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    by vhiremath4 14y ago

    Yes there are a few good jQuery plugins if you just Google for them. This was intended to be without jQuery or any other JavaScript libraries. Here are a couple jQuery plugins that look promising: https://github.com/imakewebthings/jquery-w
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    by vhiremath4 14y ago

    Yes I agree. It needs a good amount of more testing. Could you file an issue on the repo? I'd really appreciate it. I'm also aware that there are issues on iOS.
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    by vhiremath4 14y ago

    http://vhiremath4.github.com/Balloon/ Also outlined on the README.
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    by vhiremath4 14y ago

    Unfortunately, there are bound to be bugs. Please submit an issue report on the repo.
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    by vhiremath4 14y ago

    Yeah plain is more accurate.
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    by vhiremath4 14y ago

    Yeah sorry about not having an example page up, and thanks for getting on it Chengyin. I'll make a proper example page next.
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    Sticky Headers with Pure JavaScript and CSS(github.com)

    13 points by vhiremath4 14y ago|34 comments