mmilo

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by mmilo 13y ago
This is pretty much what http://bugherd.com does. It has accompanying browser extensions that embed reporting functionality directly into a live website and automatically capture browser data and even screenshots when an issue i
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by mmilo 13y ago
Anyone notice hitting the escape key sends you to a squarespace login screen? Seems like an odd thing to have turned on by default.
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How to work out the optimum burn rate for a startup(blog.bugherd.com)
7 points by mmilo 13y ago|1 comments
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by mmilo 14y ago
Yeah valid criticism. The biggest issue is that the HTML for HN is almost devoid of any semantic markup. This means I’m reliant on a little bit of JS to differentiate between different pages in order to achieve the desired look.
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by mmilo 14y ago
Hey grey-area, yeah I’m yet to fix all these up. Truth be told my karma count is a little low so I wasn’t even aware of the down vote links. Will amend.
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by mmilo 14y ago
Yeah was meant to be Helvetica, will fix this :)
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by mmilo 14y ago
Hey that looks awesome! Loads of great features :)
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by mmilo 14y ago
Hey Kelly, no problem. Thanks for building Designer News in the first place, it’s awesome!
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by mmilo 14y ago
Hmmm, no wonder I missed it, my karma is too low to have seen it :\
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by mmilo 14y ago
I can’t really claim any credit for the design. I simply wanted to recreate the look of https://news.layervault.com/ which I really like so all credit for that should go to @Allan As for the zooming, that should technically work as is, un
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by mmilo 14y ago
No reason it couldn’t be. I’ll do some code-tidying and put up a git repo for it.
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by mmilo 14y ago
I fixed this up now, really sorry about that
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by mmilo 14y ago
Yeah it’s one of the things I intend on fixing up. I literally spent two evenings on this so there’s a bunch of things that need work but I thought it was good enough for other folks to try out.
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by mmilo 14y ago
Yeah a few friends have mentioned they like the density, which is very reasonable. I personally find it easier to scan when content is more spaced out, but I may just include a settings page that will let you change layout density to your t
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by mmilo 14y ago
The link appears to be broken. Happy to check it out, also I have just fixed up commenting, sorry about that.
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by mmilo 14y ago
Hey folks, apologies for the commenting issue. I have updated and resolved this now. You can update your extension to 0.4 in the extension manager and comments should work now.
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by mmilo 14y ago
Hey guys, thanks for the feedback. I put this together over a couple of evenings so it’s still a work in progress. I’ll try and address any feedback you guys have so I appreciate you taking the time to share it with me. - Only in Chrome for
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by mmilo 14y ago
I think this article is great and the first point is absolutely spot on. What I dont’t really agree with is that teaching end-users and clients to report issues the way developers want is the solution. I think the communication gap between
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by mmilo 14y ago
Or about the tracks that beat the shit out of you :)
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by mmilo 14y ago
The reason it takes hours to verify whether an issue is even an issue is because people that consume tech describe problems like this "My shit just broke, help!" while people that build tech need something like "I was logged in as an admin
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by mmilo 14y ago
His example might be a page header, but there is nothing that explicitly states that this needs to be for a page headings. In fact this particular project doesn't seem to be intended for that purpose at all, more for long list of grouped it
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by mmilo 14y ago
The basic gist from what I can tell is that it's a way of invoking styles, scripts and images that are screen size dependant in a way that reduces the amount of work required.
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by mmilo 14y ago
Also ms-win has a rails installer app currently serving that platform: http://railsinstaller.org/
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by mmilo 14y ago
Perhaps I read into it, but your statement definitely came across as loaded and seemed to imply that an open source project aimed at a closed platform somehow had less merit than one aimed at an open source platform (I interpret that as dog
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by mmilo 14y ago
It's really tough to persuade people to try something different by hammering away at them with dogma. Neil deGrasse Tyson sums this up very well: http://youtu.be/-_2xGIwQfik
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by mmilo 15y ago
Even if it only worked in webkit I'd still style native elements and let them fall back to their default look. Creating fake inputs using a bunch of nested divs gives me flashbacks of days when tables were used for layout.
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by mmilo 15y ago
Personally I find this to be very inelegant. There is an incredible amount of HTML cruft and Javascript with a bunch of CSS hard-coded into it. http://lab.simurai.com/css/umbrui/ has some awesome examples of how this sort of thing should
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Now it’s time to atomise the pricing(thenewagency.com.au)
3 points by mmilo 15y ago|0 comments
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by mmilo 16y ago
Also apologies for the double post, was intended to be a text post, but posted as a link accidentally :(
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BugHerd Progress Report
2 points by mmilo 16y ago|1 comments

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