anondesign

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by anondesign 13y ago
Heh. Should have specified the states I was referencing... I certainly didn't mean california. colorado and washington (off the top of my head) have been labeled by Obama as "will not prosecute", and although the confidence w
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by anondesign 13y ago
Yay! Awesome news! Will have to reevaluate it at the end of july. Thanks again for your team's great work on pushing a polished open source framework.
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by anondesign 13y ago
He's using rails, so he can use SASS (which personally I like better than LESS, but they accomplish the same things). Manifest files are better though, because with LESS's @import, you might import more files than you actually wan
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by anondesign 13y ago
Just fine in many states, now stop trolling and actually contribute.
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by anondesign 13y ago
Also: don't forget to use manifest files to concatenate your compiled CSS :)
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by anondesign 13y ago
It looks pretty well thought-out, which is a big +1 when I'm framework shopping. However: use pushState/replaceState! Or at least fix your buggy back button. Your hash-based navigation totally breaks the back button to a point whe
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by anondesign 13y ago
You either have an ancient version of chrome, or have disabled some pref in chrome to allow these sites to get rendered.
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by anondesign 13y ago
Peter, First of all, can't tell you how awesome it feels to get a response from someone working on the library. Your fix won't work for me unfortunately, changing id's to classes in your CSS inherently changes the "weigh
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by anondesign 13y ago
http://i.imgur.com/Xhs5jOC.png I was really excited about react, until I heard the loss of #id selectors. To me this comes off as extremely dirty, since this limits your actual CSS (id's are useful for layout-based sta
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by anondesign 13y ago
Not true. Chrome definitely supports x-frame-options (I believe the code for that is part of webkit and is shared with safari).
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by anondesign 13y ago
Eh, updating page at end/cancel easy enough. I use this approach to animate a page scroll: 1. Animate #transform using jquery's animate (which doesn't work out of the box unfortunately, you have to use a custom #step fn) 2. I
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by anondesign 13y ago
Updating scrollTop is a pretty slow way to scroll on some browsers. Have you tried animating `transform`? That gets you hardware acceleration on webkit at least
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by anondesign 13y ago
Ugh. I am usually a DF fan, but this article is riddled with worthlessness: "The design of iOS 7 is based on rules." iOS 6's design certainly was not inferior due to lack of rules "a Z-axis of layers organized in a logic