shoebappa

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by shoebappa 12y ago
This is some pretty intense work, thanks! Wish they had thought about doing something like this themselves, would really help to have some supporting materials like this to go along with the audio.
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by shoebappa 13y ago
The more awesome one was also a viral fake: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhlpyP-2ooE
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by shoebappa 13y ago
While there are very confused and layered interpretations of what REST is, the reason it is important is that many of the Web Services APIs that preceded this trend used HTTP merely as a transport, but ignored so many of HTTP's feature
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by shoebappa 13y ago
I don't see how, you're still having to calculate percentages at each break point. Maybe I'm missing something but it seems it's only saving you calculating the margin/padding. If you're using a tool to calcu
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by shoebappa 13y ago
For a large scale website, where not every page would have a video player, gallery, or calendar, why load that JS and CSS, which can be very heavy. The benefits are definitely there without having to declare explicitly that a particular pa
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by shoebappa 13y ago
We're doing something similar with YepNope that is included in Modernizr but it's not as simple as yours. We ran into problems where if there were multiple elements on the page with that dependency (usually a jquery plugin), only
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by shoebappa 13y ago
Can you name a few of the alternatives you found? The ability to sort on more than one column ruled out a lot of them for us.
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by shoebappa 13y ago
Pretty cool tester, I think #2 isn't correct, at least in Chrome and Firefox, the third article doesn't match: http://jsfiddle.net/Ldgdh/
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by shoebappa 13y ago
I found the synopsis view incredibly helpful.
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by shoebappa 13y ago
I found Feedbin from Reeder saying it was going to support it, but find that the feedbin website meets my needs. Of all of the ones I've tried it was the first that seemed to refresh the feeds with seemingly the same frequency that Google
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by shoebappa 13y ago
In Gabriel's guide ( http://goo.gl/clpKa ) on this page, he found a workaround that is implemented in both Vagrant solutions featured here. Essentially the directory for things like the NPM modules and the MongoDB database files would be a
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by shoebappa 13y ago
The new http://win.meteor.com also documents two Vagrant-based solutions for those that feel the same way, and should kick-start someone unfamiliar with Vagrant / Shell / Chef / Linux. I maintain the Chef version posted here... Edit: And
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by shoebappa 13y ago
A .Net developer who prefers Macs and Vim seems hard to swallow. You do have great sites, so good luck.
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by shoebappa 13y ago
But wouldn't 300ms for one request and 300ms for 6 concurrent requests all have the same latency?
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by shoebappa 14y ago
I figured I'd share a screenshot of why I find the visual critical and a feature missing from all of the great sounding tools mentioned in this thread. Historious sounds great, but so much of what I remember is what it looked like. http:/
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by shoebappa 14y ago
I find my Evernote has turned into a valuable asset. I used to create browser bookmarks, but without searchable content from the page, or something visual, no matter how much organization, it was often easier to just go back to Google to f
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by shoebappa 14y ago
I would assume it's an iOS app that connects to the Squiz Matrix WCMS http://www.squiz.co.uk/
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by shoebappa 14y ago
I would download your fancy clothes.
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by shoebappa 14y ago
You would version the Preferences / Settings - User file, which overrides defaults in the Preferences / Settings - Default. I found a decent overview of how to store these in drop box with symlinks, but also describes where these are store