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Functions calls in Angular expressions are killing your apps performance
(spraso.com)
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philparsons
9y ago
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Going isomorphic with Express and React.js
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11y ago
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Managing React controlled component state
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11y ago
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Backbone.js Modal
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philparsons
14y ago
Your browser must not support 3D transitions so the plugin degrades to the fade transition. Try one of the latest Chrome/Safari/Firefox browsers to see the 3D scrolling.
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philparsons
14y ago
Ah, I did actually fix this! ( https://github.com/p-m-p/jquery-box-slider/commit/7970c64d26... ) I will update the demo :)
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philparsons
14y ago
This was actually my inspiration. Slicebox doesn't seem to degrade very well for Firefox which is what led me to create my own.
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philparsons
14y ago
This is a bug with Firefox's implementation, there's an open ticket for it here https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=769892
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3D slider jQuery plugin
(philparsons.co.uk)
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14y ago
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Is this a bug in Firefox's 3D transform implementation?
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Other languages to Ruby
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philparsons
15y ago
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Offline files with HTML5
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15y ago
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XMLHttpRequest Level 2 Ajax Library
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15y ago
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philparsons
15y ago
Indeed, it would be interview terminated. Perhaps I'm envisaging an ideal world but I'd much rather see some production code they have produced and ask questions about that. It's very easy to gauge someone's knowledge of a particular techno
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philparsons
15y ago
Asking people to write code on a whiteboard in the pressure of the interview environment doesn't seem very reflective of how they work day to day to me. Perhaps judging them on previous projects or open source work they have contributed to