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rthprog
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Comment #4656372
OP here. I updated the post with a link to underscore's annotated source for debounce and throttle. Thanks for the tip.
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Comment #4515105
http://www.apple.com/apple-events/september-2012/
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Comment #4514921
I'm a bit disappointed that Google's alternative (the Chrome web store) requires a fee, even if it's only $5. It seems kind of silly for Google to ask for a fee to distribute a fre…
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Comment #4514904
Aside from minifying javascript, you should probably also consider using Google's Closure Compiler in 'Advanced-Compilation' mode. I believe it does a much better job than traditio…
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Comment #4377505
As much as I love jQuery, I feel it can quickly become a crutch, particularly for those who have spent a fair bit of time relying on features like .animate(). Modern browsers often…
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Comment #4376864
"Also, Google Docs doesn't really do much for version control" Why would anyone need something beyond Google's 'See revision history' tool? Sure, you're missing some features softw…
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Comment #4376836
Google Drive keeps local copies of things that can be modified offline.
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Comment #4372871
Very cool! Though the title isn't quite right - there definitely are images in the source, so it's not actually 'only HTML/CSS'
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Comment #4156460
Link to the github repo: https://github.com/gvanderploeg/unicode-gen/tree/master/src/...
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Comment #4139043
Good for you Dan. I'm curious - is 'Airtime for Email' keeping it's name now that Sean Parker & Shawn Fanning started 'Airtime'?
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Comment #4113607
I work at Google. Angular is certainly used internally - that said, no team is forced to use it, or switch to it.
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Comment #3925053
You can now assign the class to a container div - you must still provide some empty tags to specify what kind of content you want. For example, if you need a couple paragraphs of t…
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Comment #3923661
The point isn't to write content for you - it's to automatically add temporary content so you can test out your design before writing copy.
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Comment #3923332
Thanks! It's actually kind of funny how small the dictionary is...
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Comment #3923331
This has been replaced by `fixie.init(["CSS-selector"]);`
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Comment #3923327
As mentioned elsewhere, this is now implemented as `fixie.init(["CSS-selectors"]);`
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Comment #3923322
Nice suggestion. I made some modifications so this is the new behavior. Child elements are targeted, and content is never overwritten. ``` Hello ``` The above will cause only the f…
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Comment #3923304
This is fully implemented now. Woohoo :)
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Comment #3922375
Nice! I added it as an issue just a second after you. I'll definitely give it a try, though I invite anyone else to send a pull request.
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Comment #3922332
I considered doing that, but the problem is that I've noticed that some people use tags as breaks between paragraphs. Requiring a class makes sure that the developer/designer knows…