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by wanda 10y ago
Probably doesn't work because document.getElementById doesn't work with a CSS #id selector as a parameter, it needs the bare id , so it isn't finding the increment or output elements.
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by wanda 10y ago
https://amdouglas.com Recently redesigned. It used to be like this: http://brutalistwebsites.com/amdouglas.uk (Yes, I know, the new version is not as user friendly, it's not finished yet).
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Redux Without React – State Management in Vanilla JavaScript(sitepoint.com)
3 points by wanda 10y ago|0 comments
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by wanda 10y ago
You could use a white desktop background and GifCam[1] / WebMCam[2]. [1] http://blog.bahraniapps.com/gifcam/ [2] https://github.com/thetarkus/WebMCam
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by wanda 10y ago
In the future, (i.e. only Chrome support this) you will be able to do this: <link rel="preload" href="/assets/stylesheet.css" as="style" onload="this.rel='stylesheet';"&gt
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by wanda 10y ago
If you escape the unsafe characters it works everywhere. I've been doing this for ages. Source: https://codepen.io/yoksel/details/JDqvs/
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by wanda 10y ago
> It seems that the biggest trouble that people have using Caddy in production is that there aren't official packages for installing/updating Caddy. Indeed. The closest thing is GetCaddy[1] which is far from ideal. I think if n
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by wanda 10y ago
Gopher Academy and golang news use Caddy (if they count) according to this: https://golangnews.com/stories/43
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by wanda 10y ago
Nice to see a parent selector in the form of :has. Some people seem to believe such a selector has always existed — at least I see some mentions of it on StackOverflow sometimes. Now it looks like finally we will finally be able to do thing
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by wanda 10y ago
Oh yes, you're absolutely right there. Even if it were okay, it's an absurd dependency.
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by wanda 10y ago
This is indeed true for V8 IIRC, but even if it weren't, both arguments.length and arguments[ x ] are safe to use without stopping optimisation, so even a very cautious JavaScript dev can effectively clone the arguments object in a rou
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by wanda 10y ago
Of course it works well for many buyers. In my mind, it was still £300 more than I paid for my 5s and I had no further demands of the iPhone 5 besides a longer passcode.
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by wanda 10y ago
I have the same to say even for the iPhone 5, which I'd been using for several years and was recently a delight to use with iOS10. I actually just bought myself an iPhone 5s to replace it because the iPhone 5's battery life finall
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by wanda 10y ago
I was always more interested in the philosophy of mathematics than prime numbers. Actually, I'm interested in philosophy in general, especially early Wittgenstein & Gödel. So I'm biased.
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by wanda 10y ago
Yes, I know a preprocessor is involved, much like many single-element/background-image hacks and CSS-only glitch effects which translate to fifty-keyframe animations. It's still cooler than the OP.
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by wanda 10y ago
I'm guessing the parent means using top , left , bottom and right offsets instead of transforms to support the likes of IE8. The point of FLIP, RAIL and using transforms is to reliably achieve 60FPS by avoiding repaints whenever
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by wanda 10y ago
This is way cooler: http://silon.slaks.net
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by wanda 10y ago
Well, if you want to conditionally add polyfills it's useful to use the method I showed. Plus, in my case, there's the misery of having to accommodate IE6 for the requirements of a couple of clients.
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by wanda 10y ago
I just meant to indicate that if nothing depends on the script, you can also set the async attribute to prevent even the slightest bit of blocking. Not really necessary if you append the script to the body, but it's good to do it if yo
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by wanda 10y ago
eval is not necessarily evil in this case indeed. However, it'll force you to make concessions in your Content Security Policy and probably not very good for caching.
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by wanda 10y ago
About time. Just do as Google/Facebook do: var _script = document.createElement('script'); _script.src = '//blablabla.bla/bla.js'; /* _script.async = '' */ (do
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by wanda 10y ago
Out of curiosity, what were the shortcomings of MDL? I personally roll my own CSS/JS per project but I've got a project lined up which requires Material Design and I was considering MDL.
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by wanda 10y ago
I wasn't impressed until I messaged Google Assistant a photo of my tabby cat (no text, just the photo), to which the assistant responded with search suggestions about tabby cats . While not breaking new ground by any means (I mean thi
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by wanda 10y ago
Parent post's product, Sublevel, would make for a nice public communication utility. Unfortunately, while I like it, it's definitely not going in the same direction as Twitter and is not likely to match everybody's idea of a
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by wanda 10y ago
Lots of speculation about how long these apps will last. I personally suspect it's Hangouts that will be chopped. Google looked at Facebook Messenger and realised that the future was in personal assistants and the illusion of virtual&#
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Polymer 2.0 Preview(polymer-project.org)
1 points by wanda 10y ago|0 comments
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by wanda 10y ago
There are always two ways to look at things. In the case of Wikipedia and similar high-traffic websites, it probably takes a bit of the load off. It's probably a considerable saving in terms of serving requests if a user searches for a
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by wanda 10y ago
Capital letters for the word 'doctype' are not mandatory for HTML, only for XHTML. https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/syntax.html#the-docty...
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by wanda 10y ago
So, the fetch API is landing in Safari. I'm surprised, since the Safari implementation presumably still lacks the ability to abort a request as it does in Chrome. Since the discussion on how to resolve this issue is ongoing[1], I thoug
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Is your JavaScript function actually pure?(staltz.com)
2 points by wanda 10y ago|0 comments

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