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simons
10y ago
> Tech companies always pretend it's impossible to find employees. That's not reality, though. That's a political strategy. Genuinely interested to hear an expansion of this. How would pretending that technical employees a
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11y ago
But it's not just simply the "correctness" of a solution that changes, that 3rd party API you're having to interface with might not return data in the same way you were expecting, the other company who were going to deli
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simons
11y ago
"Working software over comprehensive documentation" over != instead of: "That is, while there is value in the items on the right, we value the items on the left more." And no, you probably wouldn't use agile to mana
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simons
12y ago
I believe it's unintentional - I expect it stems from JavaScript event tracking (e.preventDefault(); logEvent(e); window.location=e.target.href; Or something to that effect).
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simons
13y ago
and IE9: http://caniuse.com/css-transitions . Pedantry aside, your point stands, CSS transitions can use the GPU and degrade gracefully.
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simons
13y ago
You're talking in terms of pounds, $100k is approximately £63k. I'm inclined to agree with the parent here, good luck finding a place in a decent area in Manchester for less than £100k.
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simons
13y ago
There's a post here: http://artemave.github.io/2012/05/27/stub-like-a-surgeon-spy... that talks about using a similar service (the BBC's REST-assured https://github.com/BBC/REST-assured ) to aid in BDD using cucumber.
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simons
15y ago
We've started doing something similar. We build a lot of sites upon WordPress and upload a basic version of the twentyeleven theme (with a few base plugins) and start getting content populated ASAP, this gives the designers a good base to s
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simons
15y ago
That only works with RSS feeds supplying full articles, rather than excerpts.
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16y ago
I recently wrote a little throwaway blogpost that used the embed ability of jsFiddle ( http://breakfastdinnertea.co.uk/blog/keep-those-rows-line-li... - excuse the pig ugly design et al). I found it an absolute joy to work with. It also pr