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You probably just timed it right to get that behavior, bigbox for example, shrinks on hover, other themes will fade or whatever. If you are 'hovered' it will continue the animation…

Thanks for your implementation, served me many projects! Yeah I wonder what Aza had to say about that complaint, seems to be similar here :)

I would also add mobile webkit support, and ability to create themes with Stylus (which renders IE gradient fallbacks, easy vendor prefixing, etc). I'm not sure if the landscape ha…

I had one more thought on this @danneu, I believe Growl stacks? I'm not a Mac user so I'm not sure if that is true. On Linux, Ubuntu libnotify does not, nor does Gnome Shell's noti…

The idea of humane messages is that they require no user input to close. I do like stacking idea, maybe a future release. For now, setting the timeout to be shorter, or forcing new…

Thanks, yeah the big box apparently isn't a big hit as something more subtle like libnotify, I hope more designers come in and share their ideas, I like the jackedup that was submi…

I failed FizzBuzz, I admit it. I was asked that as an interview question. I studied hard for my interview but I forgot about the mod operator and totally fumbled my way through the…

I have seen a plugin on WebUpd8 for this functionality in Gnome Shell but don't have the link ATM.

added forceNew option to make new message replace old immediately

Thought about this too. IMO this can be handled better so many different ways by different apps and I wanted to keep the main part simple. Perhaps an add on?

Good question. I feel the notification APIs are not mature enough, plus lacking in say Firefox and IE. Plus you have more customization over notifications by not using the native A…

I was thinking about that as well, I'm game for adding stacking or having the option for the timeout to not finish before showing the next message. This is controllable somewhat by…

Like I mentioned on Twitter, its really all the little things (like how annoying vertical bars to someone listening to it) that have been helpful. Looking forward to your articles.…