no love for IE6? great stuff anyways. Saved for future use.
Does anyone love IE6? IE6 doesn't need love, it needs an axe.
Flippant.js - A mini JS and CSS library for flipping things over
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Re: Flippant.js - A mini JS and CSS library for flipping things over
#12no love for IE6? great stuff anyways. Saved for future use.
It's at 0.2% usage in the US, with similar levels around the world (with the exception of the PRC). Even IE7 is below 1% worldwide at this point.
Re: Flippant.js - A mini JS and CSS library for flipping things over
#13Full flippant source is 79 lines: https://github.com/mintchaos/flippant.js/blob/master/flippan... Call me old-fashioned but I prefer not to use these "mini JS and CSS" libraries for every little thing I do. Any competent JS/HTML developer be able to implement something like this using CSS3 transitions in an hour. Too many developers just paste libraries together these days.
Why spend time re-inventing the wheel? If you're looking to sharpen your skills, then go for it. I believe most people would prefer to get their product out the door as quickly as it's reasonable.
Re: Flippant.js - A mini JS and CSS library for flipping things over
#14no love for IE6? great stuff anyways. Saved for future use.
No love for IE at all by the looks of things.
Re: Flippant.js - A mini JS and CSS library for flipping things over
#15no love for IE6? great stuff anyways. Saved for future use.
Even chrome frame has been retired because IE6 usage is so low.
Re: Flippant.js - A mini JS and CSS library for flipping things over
#16i like it, will combine it with http://miniqr.com/onsnap.r just because
Re: Flippant.js - A mini JS and CSS library for flipping things over
#17Full flippant source is 79 lines: https://github.com/mintchaos/flippant.js/blob/master/flippan... Call me old-fashioned but I prefer not to use these "mini JS and CSS" libraries for every little thing I do. Any competent JS/HTML developer be able to implement something like this using CSS3 transitions in an hour. Too many developers just paste libraries together these days.
Why spend time re-inventing the wheel? If you're looking to sharpen your skills, then go for it. I believe most people would prefer to get their product out the door as quickly as it's reasonable.
Agreed, results are important but you're taking a chance trusting any library Joe Programmer created in a couple of hours. I think it's a form of Cargo cult programming.
Re: Flippant.js - A mini JS and CSS library for flipping things over
#18Note: doesn't work in <IE10 and doesn't degrade gracefully
Re: Flippant.js - A mini JS and CSS library for flipping things over
#19Full flippant source is 79 lines: https://github.com/mintchaos/flippant.js/blob/master/flippan... Call me old-fashioned but I prefer not to use these "mini JS and CSS" libraries for every little thing I do. Any competent JS/HTML developer be able to implement something like this using CSS3 transitions in an hour. Too many developers just paste libraries together these days.
Hour is a long time when you can use libraries to do stuff like this in a manner of minutes.
Re: Flippant.js - A mini JS and CSS library for flipping things over
#20Full flippant source is 79 lines: https://github.com/mintchaos/flippant.js/blob/master/flippan... Call me old-fashioned but I prefer not to use these "mini JS and CSS" libraries for every little thing I do. Any competent JS/HTML developer be able to implement something like this using CSS3 transitions in an hour. Too many developers just paste libraries together these days.
If I'm paying my dev $100k/year, I'd rather spend that $48/hour doing something else.