taphangum

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The Principles of Planning and Designing a Great Website(planflow.dev)
1 points by taphangum 4y ago|0 comments
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by taphangum 5y ago
That's awesome! And agreed, there is nothing better than natural fit/wom marketing. Congrats!
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by taphangum 5y ago
Fascinating! I'm working on a book as well, but for the Frontend. I'm very curious to know more about how you marketed this? I know it's a different niche, but is there any globally applicable advice you'd give?
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Show HN: A 'build it your way' tabs library for Vue 3(github.com)
3 points by taphangum 5y ago|0 comments
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by taphangum 5y ago
There was an interesting thread about this on Twitter a while ago: https://twitter.com/PlanFlowDev/status/1317680078734696448
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What Is Box-Sizing in CSS? How Does It Work?(planflow.dev)
2 points by taphangum 5y ago|0 comments
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What Is The Box Model? A Very Simple Explanation(planflow.dev)
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Understanding the CSS Cascade: The Engine That Makes It All Work(planflow.dev)
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by taphangum 5y ago
You may find this helpful: https://fromtoschool.com/why-most-programming-tutorials-are-... . A general framework that has helped me a lot in the past.
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by taphangum 6y ago
Thanks man. Yes, we've had some issues on Safari for a while now (seems like its the new Internet Explorer :)). I'll take a look at this. The site in general is in 'under construction' mode right now, so rest assured the
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by taphangum 6y ago
Alright, so what you have here is pretty innovative. The problem for me was that it just took way too long for me to figure out what it is you did. You might be spending a bit too much time on the problem here. It may be worth spending a bi
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by taphangum 6y ago
Awesome! Thanks chdaniel. Happy to give you feedback. Check back in a few.
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by taphangum 6y ago
https://planflow.dev - The easiest way to PLAN your website or mobile app. It tries to make planning a website or mobile app as close as possible to the pen and paper experience. It does this in a simple but (from my, and the
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by taphangum 6y ago
Humility. There's no better way to put your mind into 'listening mode' than to assume that the person in front of you might know something that you don't. Be humble, and listening will come naturally. The rest is just ge
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by taphangum 6y ago
"If you can suppress the urge to retch long enough to give it a chance, I really think you’ll wonder how you ever worked with CSS any other way.” - Adam Wathan The advantage of Tailwind [1] is very subtle over the short term (such as
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by taphangum 6y ago
I've been doing this for my own blog posts ( https://planflow.dev/blog ) of late, as well as within my book ( https://gumroad.com/l/Debbg/z823cp8 ), and I have to say, the engagement levels are
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by taphangum 6y ago
A big reason why many developers struggle with CSS is because they view it as an afterthought. And never truly learn the fundamentals. An article that talks about how to overcome this (and that many have found useful): https://pl
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How to Get Better at CSS(planflow.dev)
1 points by taphangum 6y ago|0 comments
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The Main Advantage of TailwindCSS(planflow.dev)
2 points by taphangum 6y ago|0 comments
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by taphangum 6y ago
I don't know any courses personally. But highly recommend the book Badass by Kathy Sierra[1]. It won't necessarily tell you everything you need to know about product management. But it will tell you what you need to about really c
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Is Mobile-First A Good Idea?(planflow.dev)
1 points by taphangum 6y ago|0 comments
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by taphangum 6y ago
Fantastic definition.
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by taphangum 6y ago
You don't get to talk to the prefrontal cortex without first getting past the hind-brain. It's the guardian at the gates. People are just more willing to give their attention to things that are novel. Which is of course based on c
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by taphangum 6y ago
This would be very useful.
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Mobile-First (and why it's a bad idea)(planflow.dev)
4 points by taphangum 6y ago|0 comments
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by taphangum 6y ago
Males took more risk and therefore died in places that would more likely preserve their fossils?
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by taphangum 6y ago
Ironically (as I'm sure you're aware), your comment is the perfect example of form follows function. Maintaining this perspective of what designers are in function will probably lead to better designers (via the form of their work
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by taphangum 6y ago
> communicate don't decorate Is another fantastic one. I'm really getting into the idea that design is basically all about guidance. Mapping a goal-worthy journey for the user. Which is why we use words like 'journey&#x2
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by taphangum 6y ago
> Design must be subservient to usability. I really really like this quote. Did you come up with this? Hits the nail right on the head, and is actually a key to helping developers better understand how to design effectively. Namely,
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by taphangum 6y ago
I'm actually working on this, releasing it in about a week or so (doing the final edits). It's called "How To Debug CSS"[1], if you go through my post history, you'll get a good idea of the backstory behind it. Esse

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