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_mtr

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    Comment #13617460

    What is the use case for this? When would I need to programmatically create a blank html file?

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    Comment #10347870

    > It gives you access to everything Chrome dev tools do, plus so much more: Can WebPageTest (I've never heard of this tool) reach pages that require authentication? http://www.webp…

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    Comment #9767364

    I signed up for CreditKarma too long ago to remember the process, but this is pretty standard for credit reporting services. I know Equifax, MyFICO, and the free annual government …

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    Comment #9225781

    I've put about 12 hours in on my late 2013 13" mbp. For a decently sized-city (10k+), there aren't noticeable performance issues at full-screen and mostly 'medium' display options.…

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    Comment #8947179

    The first thing that came to mind when reading the title of this post was Google Fonts. Maybe this is validation that I need to write that Chrome extension that comes to mind every…

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    Comment #8925926

    > I can have a highly functional site in 10 minutes with Drupal, but node.js (express), Django, Rails, etc. all seem to take forever just to get something of minimal functional equ…

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    Comment #8895333

    > while writing C# sounds great to developers who already know C#, the differences between the C# source and the generated JS make debugging and maintenance difficult. Isn't this s…

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    Comment #8839541

    And 11 days later... > Several months ago the general direction of Angular 2.0 began to change in critical ways. I found myself fundamentally at odds with certain aspects of the pr…

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    Comment #8763817

    > 1 Framework Comparison jQuery is a library, not a framework!

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    Comment #8759431

    Surely you can expand on this story. What made using jQuery so painful?

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    Comment #8714560

    Not mentioned are ES6's arrow functions that capture the `this` value of the enclosing context. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...

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    Comment #8573035

    Yeah, seems like this would conflict with other gestures like scrolling or swiping.

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    Comment #8573026

    I don't know how Movieo is getting their artwork images, but if they're provided by a third-party API (Spotify's API provides album and artist images), then why not?

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    Comment #8395237

    Location: Greensboro, NC Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: HTML/CSS, JS, Angular, jQuery, Node, some Ruby, PHP, C# Resume: http://goo.gl/XVtVJj (Google Drive) Emai…

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    Comment #8258352

    Location: Greensboro, NC Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: HTML/CSS, JS, Angular, jQuery, Node, some Ruby, PHP, C# Resume: http://goo.gl/XVtVJj (Google Drive) Emai…

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    Comment #8120361

    Location: Greensboro, NC Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes, east coast Technologies: HTML/CSS, JS, Angular, jQuery, Node, some Ruby, PHP, C# Resume: http://goo.gl/XVtVJj (Google…

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    Comment #7970789

    Location: Greensboro, NC Remote: yes Willing to relocate: Yes, east coast Technologies: HTML/CSS, JS, Angular, jQuery, Node, some Ruby, PHP, C# Resume: http://goo.gl/XVtVJj (Google…

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    Comment #7768928

    Way too much animation. I shouldn't have to wait 10 seconds for all the content on a landing page to Powerpoint its way onto the screen.

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    Comment #7574039

    For Javascript, at least, the comparison chart essentially useless. AngularJS isn't included? jQuery and Underscore and Backbone are comparable libraries?

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    Comment #7502774

    Because, of course, NaN != NaN

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    Comment #7178082

    This is a really weird approach to asking for support for an OSS project. Bad vibes with this one.

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    Comment #7168342

    > This feature has been removed from the Web. Though some browsers may still support it, it is in the process of being dropped. Do not use it in old or new projects. Pages or Web a…

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    Comment #7167583

    DRY, though, right? Changing one set of CSS rules is better than hunting down 20 elements when requirements change. Not to mention is deprecated.

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    Comment #7167577

    Using display: table-cell on a div is a more semantic approach than using .

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    Comment #7096063

    Completely invalid advice in 2014. LESS and SASS now provide everything that CSS "can't do" in this answer.