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The CSS code has tons of hardcoded numbers. Ugly for future programers to read and maintain. Isn't there a way to do this with prettier code. eg JS make CSS.
This post set off HN's voting ring detector (quite badly), but we turned that off because we want to see original work on HN. Please don't ring-vote posts—i.e. solicit upvotes. Besides setting off the ring detector, which penalizes the post, it will eventually get your account penalized as well.
I upvoted this on designer news, happy to do it here as well. This is such a slick app. I agree with the person who suggested SASS, but really, great job. Getting it so clean and slick must've been tough.
Totally Off-topic, but do you know who I have to reach to get an invite for DN? I'm reading it since 2 years and I'm totally desperate, because I want to contribute in a way ( submissions, comments )
The only catch is that the sign up form is only valid during certain parts of the day, I think.
My only complaint is that the animation editor seems to be a little unintuitive. Maybe add some sort of arrow pointing towards the "Add Component" dropdown.
This post set off HN's voting ring detector (quite badly), but we turned that off because we want to see original work on HN. Please don't ring-vote posts—i.e. solicit upvotes. Besides setting off the ring detector, which penalizes the post, it will eventually get your account penalized as well.
How do you find out if your account is penalized? I actually shared something I posted on HN before, on my fb wall, and some people who liked it upvoted it. Is that allowed?
Email hn@ycombinator.com.
> I actually shared something I posted on HN before, on my fb wall, and some people who liked it upvoted it. Is that allowed?
It's not that it isn't allowed, but if people upvote your post in ring-votey ways, then the ring detector could be set off [1]. Keep in mind that it can't tell anything about intent. We know that in most cases people mean well.
1. I know I'm speaking vaguely but I hope everyone understands why that's necessary.
It's nice, like animate css: http://daneden.github.io/animate.css/ My main problem with CSS animations is that it does not have an easy way to detect and intercept the animation stage. Sure you can listen to animation start, iteration and end, even you can get time elapsed but I am not aware of how I can get individual key frames and change it on the fly.
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Totally Off-topic, but do you know who I have to reach to get an invite for DN? I'm reading it since 2 years and I'm totally desperate, because I want to contribute in a way ( submissions, comments )
uh, you just sign up. I did that without any trouble a few weeks ago. The only catch is that the sign up form is only valid during certain parts of the day, I think.