JLehtinen

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by JLehtinen 3y ago
I find it a little bit backwards that semantic CSS class names should be invented by the developers. If there's a working and well-organised design system in place, then there should be little need to come up with arbitrary names for t
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by JLehtinen 3y ago
Several reasons to use "primary" class for buttons – `button` is just one of the elements that gets used with button styling, but there might also be `a`, `div` or `input` tags that look like buttons, depending on the use (or sour
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by JLehtinen 3y ago
They are (encapsulated in reusable components). But when the project grows big, Tailwind's shortcomings become apparent, the biggest ones being the loss of context (cascading) – and of course the lack of separation of concerns, when th
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by JLehtinen 3y ago
I’ve worked on some large projects including refactors with Tailwind and my view is opposite. I can see how Tailwind would work on small projects, or ones where the designer never touches the styling inside the code. But on the other hand,
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by JLehtinen 3y ago
Being a designer who does his work inside code, Tailwind is a nightmare. I hand off my design files, the developers do their thing. But then, maybe I want to tweak things after a review, or the design system changes, so I have to do a sweep
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by JLehtinen 7y ago
Agreed 100%. However, the previous all-male panel of government party leaders was also thankfully noted in the media.
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by JLehtinen 7y ago
I've seen a sneak peek before and learned that things evolve pretty quickly at this point :) Cannot wait to see where all this goes, congratz on the release!
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by JLehtinen 11y ago
We find the Free version extremely good value considering it offers unlimited users/traffic/data.
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by JLehtinen 12y ago
We're Finns afterall. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvidoBBJSRA
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by JLehtinen 12y ago
Well Tero's fiercest opinions typically take the form of code :) Riot 2.0 was completed and submitted yesterday after lunch (Finland time), blog post was completed today at the same hour. We genuinely felt they were worth telling the w
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by JLehtinen 12y ago
This blog entry offers more detail on the Redis setup: https://muut.com/blog/technology/redis-as-primary-datastore-...
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by JLehtinen 12y ago
Yes, embedding is done by inserting a couple of lines of html, and styling to make Muut look like the rest of your site is easy with the included CSS designer tool. You can also write CSS by hand if you wish.
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Riot.js v1.0 and API documentation released(muut.com)
3 points by JLehtinen 12y ago|0 comments
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Muut(muut.com)
2 points by JLehtinen 12y ago|0 comments
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Flowplayer Drive — Video hosting and publishing(flowplayer.org)
2 points by JLehtinen 12y ago|0 comments
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by JLehtinen 13y ago
Check https://moot.it/upgrade — we currently offer 2 paid upgrades, Branding and SSO. — Janne/Moot
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by JLehtinen 13y ago
Thanks! They were drawn in Adobe Illustrator.
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by JLehtinen 13y ago
> There's almost literally nothing here True. There's 0.85kb + license.
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Significant fails in Apple iPhone touch accuracy(optofidelity.com)
1 points by JLehtinen 13y ago|0 comments
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Moot forums partner with Crisp to fight against spam(moot.it)
3 points by JLehtinen 13y ago|0 comments
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by JLehtinen 13y ago
Reasons for why Moot is a hosted solution: https://moot.it/docs/technology.html#distributed-service
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by JLehtinen 13y ago
Yeah, yeah, I know: I'm just a graphic designer without a deep knowledge of the technology... But what happens in the diagram is still pretty close to what you describe, to be fair: messages duped and delivered simultaneously. Absolute
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Moot v1.5: Single Sign-On, Branding(moot.it)
3 points by JLehtinen 13y ago|0 comments
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Moot v1.4 — Focus on text(moot.it)
2 points by JLehtinen 13y ago|0 comments
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Moot Forums and Commenting – v1.3 (moot.it)
6 points by JLehtinen 13y ago|0 comments
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by JLehtinen 13y ago
I'm also not a big fan of his use of hyphens '-' for dashes '—', since we're so passionate about typography.
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by JLehtinen 13y ago
I don't even know where to start with this post. Arial has its flaws (what font doesn't?), but to call it "a bad copy of Helvetica" is just plain wrong. If Arial is a copy of Helvetica, then Helvetica is a copy of Akzidenz Grotesk, and so o
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by JLehtinen 13y ago
You could say that, but Nokia had very similar designs (albeit with a couple more buttons at the bottom and a hidden keyboard) before iPhone. When iPhone4 came out I remember thinking how familiar some of the details looked.
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by JLehtinen 13y ago
Oh yeah, for iPad apps it's certainly different. App store for iPhone is far too cramped for that.
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by JLehtinen 13y ago
I'd add screenshot collages to the list of things to avoid. Instead of showing just one, informative screenshot at a time, some developers stick 4 screenshots into one, making all of them too small to be legible or comprehensible.

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