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   by wanda 11y ago

   No problemo. I noticed that the Features page is a bit broken, probably not finished yet. The markup is a bit odd-looking to me. Not because Angular's involved, but because it looks like it tries to re-invent some wheels Bootstrap alre
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   by wanda 11y ago

   Cool product, bookmarked for future use. There are some weird bugs in your landing page though. Firstly, since you're using a responsive front-end framework (Bootstrap), you should configure the viewport meta tag: <meta name=
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   by wanda 11y ago

   I'm not the author, but I'm pretty sure GIFs start to inflate when you increase colour depth. GIFs we see on social networks are typically captured from videos of real-life objects, places and people, so the source colour-depth is
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   by wanda 11y ago

   It seems to be back up now—but the repo I was working on has reverted to its state 17 hours ago. Edit: never mind, it's back. It's a DDoS apparently.
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   Upkeeper: stateful process management framework alternative to systemd(github.com)

   5 points by wanda 11y ago|0 comments
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   by wanda 11y ago

   Garbage attracts the masses. Advertising pays the bills. The unnecessary crap that we developers would blow away are, unfortunately, the only thing that the laity come online for and therefore the only reason why we have jobs/customers
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   by wanda 11y ago

   Slashdot SomethingAwful Front-end Front Sublevel Designer News
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   The Sound of Two Black Holes Colliding(soundcloud.com)

   1 points by wanda 11y ago|0 comments
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   by wanda 11y ago

   I don't like being judgemental, but this is a really silly mistake. To prevent dragging the images, one could obviously use a div with a background-image, like this stupid demo I made: https://jsbin.com/yaqezo/ Ho
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    by wanda 11y ago

    Solving problems ⊃ hacking (Not being pedantic, I just like set theory symbols and never get to use them)
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    by wanda 11y ago

    Don't forget that CSS Variables can also be used within media queries.
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    by wanda 11y ago

    I wonder if Linux will continue to live on Github.
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    CSS Variables landing in Chrome 49(developers.google.com)

    186 points by wanda 11y ago|63 comments
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    by wanda 11y ago

    Those who have emailed me--I believe I have sent invites to as many of you as I could. FAO: "AY" (full name omitted) I'm sorry, I ran out before I could get an invite to you.
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    by wanda 11y ago

    I can't see your email address anywhere. I googled your screen name, which just led me to various web 2.0 accounts. Your website seems to be down or non-existent. Sorry, you'll have to wait for the next train.
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    by wanda 11y ago

    Done.
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    by wanda 11y ago

    You appear to have been invited by another.
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    by wanda 11y ago

    Done.
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    by wanda 11y ago

    They really hammer it home with the emoji commit messages. There's also exhibit C: From Github repository "Scientist" : README.md "How do I science?"
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    by wanda 11y ago

    I have 9 invites and I do not particularly want to trawl through all of the existing comments to find people who may or may not have been invited since having posted their comments hours ago. So, reply to me here or email me (wanda {at} tek
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    by wanda 11y ago

    I certainly wouldn't buy a license considering both Atom and Visual Studio Code are freely available on major platforms. I just wish Node-based editors were as nimble as ST.
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    by wanda 11y ago

    Ghost is a great platform, very easy to extend and you can host it for free on Openshift[1]. You can use ghost-render[2] to publish the blog as a static site if you want to stick your blog on Github Pages. [1]: https://github.com
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    by wanda 11y ago

    As a programmer, very happy. As a lone dev propping up a design agency as it clumsily transitions from print to web, developing static sites and WordPress junk, not so much. Occasionally something interesting crops up but I generally want t
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    by wanda 11y ago

    > front-end development > appendices If there are any sane people left, please ignore these boilerplate kits. If you need React or a similar lib, and you know how to use it, you should probably research the libs available and pick you
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    by wanda 11y ago

    I've looked at this for all of three minutes, but it appears that it's basically an Angular version of Masonry with a dash of flexbox. Masonry is something I'd love to implement in pure CSS, but it's not really possible.
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    by wanda 11y ago

    FYI: I included ButaneCSS twice by mistake.
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    by wanda 11y ago

    Just as popular JavaScript libraries spawn many superfluous forks and microframeworks, the landing of Flexbox has resulted in dozens of these CSS 'frameworks' and grid systems: 1. http://basegui.de 2. https:/&#x2
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    by wanda 11y ago

    I just don't use Flexbox. Not in production.
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    by wanda 11y ago

    I started out with Perl and I still occasionally use it today. There's nothing I especially like about Perl that other languages cannot do just as well, or even better, but at the time I started using it, it seemed pretty powerful. It&
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    Make an isomorphic React blog: a step by step guide(sitepoint.com)

    1 points by wanda 11y ago|0 comments