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mddw
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About mddw
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Comment #44488350
I am afraid this quote is an urban legend. It never existed.
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Comment #11736726
!important is the only way to force a CSS rule to be more specific than an inline style. As such, it has legitimates uses in rare cases (a responsive websites with some javascript …
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Comment #8458521
600€ to 800€ / day (depending on conditions) + VAT, I work in France (not Paris.) Remote only. Mainly web sites, some webapps, some native apps.
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Comment #6996313
I wholeheartedly agree with your point, but why do you use Facebook comments, displayed in a whooping 11px ?
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Comment #6640161
What ? Of course they should. It's all about choice. There are a shitload of standards and a limited amount of man-hour.
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Comment #6597356
Ahah, the mythical ordinary user. I know some users. I don't know if they are ordinary. I think they are. My parents in their 50's. A grandmother of 80. Some friends which are 30 w…
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Comment #6469822
https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/sites/default/files/11-apresenta... Nice use of Comic Sans in the presentation. Wonder if he paid the licence or used Powerpoint. Nice post though, I di…
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Comment #5830962
Which is a (cool but) fake website. I've never seen a redesign keeping HTML code. Even when the code is very good and the separation well done.
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Comment #5820658
Now bootstrap is important, yesterday it was the 360 grid, tomorrow it'll be another hype bandwagon. First, Bootstrap did not standardize anything. It's a biased perspective to thi…
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Comment #5753122
What is wrong is that I can't zoom on your website. Typos won't scale. It's really a big accessibility problem. I can't read this article without using the Chrome inspector to chan…
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Comment #5570729
I would be really curious to know the app vs website usage stats of LinkedIn.
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Comment #5548428
It's awesome, but only useful on very specific animation-heavy projects. Otherwise it's quite overkill.
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Comment #5548397
classList won't work in IE What's the point to use shims or polyfills if it means including some others libraries ? JQuery is not slow. If you .addClass() two hundred divs, sure. B…
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Comment #5547732
"I encourage you to give it a shot. Write your next application, library or just code for fun without jQuery. " Been there, done that. And it's a pain in the * You'll find yourself…
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Comment #5498993
You can't have multiple URL leading to the same information because of SEO. Well, you can (with canonical meta and stuff), but it's not an ideal practice. It is often better to cat…
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Comment #5444724
For non french speaking people : Xavier Niel is the founder of Free, a major french internet and phone provider, known for kicking hornet nests (he's the "inventor" of low cost unl…
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Comment #5394711
Do you know about : https://heatmap.mozillalabs.com/ ? The back button is heavily used, even without gestures/mouse.
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Comment #5369641
I feel always a little lost when I read tutorials which use SASSy/LESSy CSS. Illustrating exemples with a preprocessor means lots of web developers won't be able to read you. Moreo…
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Comment #5314224
These learning websites never work for me. I know starting with basics (operations, variables, string manipulation) is the sensible thing to do, but they bore me. I always find eas…
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Comment #5147773
If you want to do freelance work, learning PHP (or ASP) is mandatory. Sure, Ruby is great, but you'll keep stumbling on : "our shared host is PHP only, we don't want to change for …
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Comment #5093458
As usual, nothing on cross-browser compatibility (respond.js, modernizr...), nothing on speed optimisation (a real problem in RWD), on backends issues (regarding the multiples imag…
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Comment #5079165
It would be interesting to know the most used font on old gen Kindles (which have only three choices : serif, serif condensed and sans-serif.)
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Comment #5022993
"Let's hinder 98% of our visitors to please the 2% with retina screen !" Seriously, developing for multiple density is hard in the real world. Way harder then this article says.
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Comment #5007622
Of course you can. Here are the instructions on the free website : http://www.free.fr/assistance/2253-avec-un-modem-adsl.html
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Comment #5007263
It's neutral : the filtering is at the router level, which belong to the user network.