alexlande

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by alexlande 12y ago
We haven't had any performance issues yet. With client-side rendering, those repeating styles aren't being sent over the wire, so you're fine. For server-side rendering there are two factors at play which have kept this from
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Anchors, Buttons, and Accessibility(formidablelabs.com)
2 points by alexlande 12y ago|0 comments
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DevLocal - Coworking for Developers by Developers(devlocal.io)
5 points by alexlande 13y ago|2 comments
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by alexlande 14y ago
And we communicate through words, most of the time. Typography is pretty important there. It certainly isn't the only skill that's necessary, but it's a great place to start and is often key to layout, especially in designs informed by the
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by alexlande 14y ago
This is a great list. From a pure graphic design standpoint, I would recommend The Elements of Typography Style to any developer, as well as Thinking with Type by Ellen Lupton. A solid understanding of typography is maybe the most important
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by alexlande 14y ago
I've got to disagree here. The whole point of FizzBuzz is that it's a straight-forward analytical problem that you should be able to do easily if you understand the fundamentals.
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by alexlande 14y ago
Annoying, and it will probably work. I've never followed anyone on instagram that I wasn't following on twitter, and if the option wasn't available I wouldn't have bothered.
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by alexlande 14y ago
You're right that a bunch of divs like this is non-semantic. Anyone who thinks otherwise is crazy. As far as the classes goes though, I would recommend that you check out a style like OOCSS or SMACSS (which I prefer) and give it a shot on a
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by alexlande 14y ago
This is really impressive, but I'm very hesitant. Obviously this html output won't be useful until you can modify tags, and as far as the CSS goes, this is not really ok: margin-top: 14px; padding-top: 15px; margin-left: 44px;
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by alexlande 14y ago
Exactly. In my experience, it's far more common to not receive a letter at all. As disappointing as it is to receive a form rejection letter, not hearing anything is worse.
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by alexlande 14y ago
It's funny, I didn't know that the Google+ app did this until I read the article. I always assumed that it was a back button.
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by alexlande 14y ago
Looks nice, but it's pretty difficult to read that typeface on that dotted background, especially on Windows. Better on a Mac, but still not great.