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thomasxiii
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About thomasxiii
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Comment #24272151
Not dumb at all. Apologies for that! We'll work on honing our messaging to avoid this confusion.
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Comment #6089773
We have a lot of features already built that the video doesn't highlight: 1. Setting arbitrary breakpoints for responsive design, which will export all the necessary media queries.…
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Comment #6089369
I really wanted a design tool that was fluid like Photoshop but thought like a developer. I left my job at MIT, partnered with a good friend and started building it. It's been seve…
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Comment #4841990
http://coding.smashingmagazine.com/2012/04/17/beercamp-an-ex...
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Comment #4640298
Hey guys, thanks for checking this out. It was a really fun project to build! There are plenty of bugs to fix and devices to test. If you'd like to help, shoot me a pull request: h…
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Comment #4127472
I totally agree with you. Implementing this with WebGL would be much, much easier. However, I believe there is a need for lighting effects for simple interfaces built with HTML and…
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Comment #4127450
I'm going to be looking into this. I hate putting "WebKit only" on things, but this was the simplest solution I could find. Thank you for this!
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Comment #3857399
It is indeed buggy and FF lags like crazy. The Chromium team has looked into some of the issues and many of them have been fixed in Canary; give that a go! No, there isn't a way to…
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Comment #3344533
You're absolutely right. Developing for multiple browsers is just so damn tedious. For experimental stuff like this I stick to webkit.
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Comment #3344055
Pop that baby open in Safari.
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Comment #3076954
I know :/ It's written only for webkit because I don't have the time to cross-browser check experiments. Can't wait until we don't need browser prefixes.
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Comment #3076789
Built an analog CSS clock of my own without the use of any pre-rendered images ( http://attasi.com/experiments/analog-clock/ ). Surprisingly, keeping time with CSS is far more accu…