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by enyo 2y ago
A short introduction to Swift for web developers. It's not meant to be a learning resource, but highlights some of Swift's features and language decisions that are interesting coming from web development.
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Show HN: Easy Color Palettes Generator for UI Design(pausly.app)
3 points by enyo 2y ago|0 comments
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by enyo 3y ago
Learn how you can reap the benefits of TypeScript and still write plain JavaScript.
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by enyo 3y ago
A short introduction on how to use JSDoc to type your JavaScript, and when it’s useful to use it instead of TypeScript.
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by enyo 4y ago
Thanks! Could you please tell me if this is still happening (make sure to reload first) and if so, would you mind sending me the email address you used for signup to support@pausly.app?
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by enyo 4y ago
You didn't actually say anything other than that it's bad and not to use on production. Care to elaborate?
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by enyo 4y ago
The use of this symbol in the article is a placeholder. Obviously nobody would actually use this on their website...
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by enyo 4y ago
Unfortunately there are still plenty of issues with the details element, especially around accessibility. Read more here: https://cloudfour.com/thinks/a-details-element-as-a-burger-m... Hopefully this will change soon.
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by enyo 4y ago
This would be way too frustrating to me :)
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by enyo 4y ago
Mh.. yes I agree. "Expand menu" and “Collapse menu" is probably a better wording.
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by enyo 4y ago
Oh you’re right, I forgot to add this in the article + codepen. (It’s how the button on the site itself is implemented and I forgot to integrate it)
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by enyo 4y ago
> "but it did not become 'de facto' on small screens decades ago” To me saying that something becomes something over a few decades doesn’t imply that it has been that way from the beginning. It has become a de facto standa
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by enyo 4y ago
I never said that it did.
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by enyo 4y ago
> Screen reader users do not need to open or close menus. Agreed, but you don’t want keyboard accessible menu items available for users that aren’t visually impaired. Offering a “show menu” button to screen readers is not less accessible
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by enyo 4y ago
That’s why the anchor gets the role=“button”. Unfortunately you can’t set the target of the page with a button (without JavaScript), that’s why an anchor link is used.
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by enyo 4y ago
The icon was designed and introduced in 1981. The popularity dramatically increased in the last decade due to smartphones that’s for sure. It’s used by Microsoft, Apple, Youtube... the list goes on. I think it’s not too much of a stretch to
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by enyo 4y ago
Thanks for letting me know! Seems to happen because it’s not a high dpi screen. I’ll get on it.
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by enyo 4y ago
That is a terrible user experience for SSR though and will lead to a layout shift every time the page is loaded. I wouldn’t really call this a CSS “hack” either. There is a checkbox that defines whether the menu is open, and CSS that styles
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by enyo 4y ago
Which image (and which browser)?
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Accessible hamburger buttons without JavaScript(pausly.app)
208 points by enyo 4y ago|151 comments
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by enyo 4y ago
Learn how to create an accessible hamburger button with pure HTML and CSS and why that is important.
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by enyo 4y ago
Yup. Built with Svelte & Supabase.
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by enyo 4y ago
That's the plan :) It currently links to Telegram, but next up is Slack integration.
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by enyo 4y ago
I'm currently building a service for exactly this. It's still in Alpha but it allows you to take short 4-5min breaks with friends (+ voice chat) with instructed stretches + strength exercises. https://www.pausewith.me
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by enyo 4y ago
I thought that Josh Wardle found a great way to incentivise playing the game on a daily basis and thought that combining this with something useful like ear training would be a perfect fit. I decided to deviate from the Wordle concept a bit
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Show HN: Melodle – Guess the melody in 6 tries (Wordle offshoot)(melodle.yesmeno.com)
2 points by enyo 4y ago|1 comments
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by enyo 8y ago
Because Dart is similar to JS, easy to learn, and better in regards to performance, tools and security. JS is a mess, just look at the equality operators and the fact that you can manipulate classes like String, etc...
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To close or not to close – Void HTML elements(medium.com)
4 points by enyo 9y ago|0 comments
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A creative way of presenting a music video(colorglare.com)
1 points by enyo 11y ago|0 comments
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by enyo 12y ago
Thank you.

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