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Making ubuntu.com responsive: JavaScript considerations

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Re: Making ubuntu.com responsive: JavaScript considerations

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Does anybody have an idea when the first Ubuntu phone will finally drop? I've been waiting for ages...

Nope, all engineers have been re-assigned to making ubuntu.com responsive and blogging incessantly about it.

Phones and operating systems will have to wait.

Re: Making ubuntu.com responsive: JavaScript considerations

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> At Canonical we use YUI as our JavaScript framework of choice. Even Yahoo is moving away from using YUI, I'd adopt something else.

Is there a source for this?

Right on their blog (deprecation of their gallery, at least): http://www.yuiblog.com/blog/2014/06/16/yui-gallery-deprecati...

However, the framework itself was just updated to a new version (3.17.2) two weeks ago. I can find nothing about the framework being dropped.

Re: Making ubuntu.com responsive: JavaScript considerations

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Is there a source for this?

Right on their blog (deprecation of their gallery, at least): http://www.yuiblog.com/blog/2014/06/16/yui-gallery-deprecati... However, the framework itself was just updated to a new version (3.17.2) two weeks ago. I can find nothing about the framework being dropped.

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Re: Making ubuntu.com responsive: JavaScript considerations

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Does anybody have an idea when the first Ubuntu phone will finally drop? I've been waiting for ages...

Nope, all engineers have been re-assigned to making ubuntu.com responsive and blogging incessantly about it. Phones and operating systems will have to wait.

Your account is 11 hours old and you have 7 comments, each and every one of them extremely hostile.

Are you trying to achieve something here, or are you like this in real life as well? I really don't envy you either way.

In any case, I like that they're blogging about this. Open sourcing "processes" and all that.

Re: Making ubuntu.com responsive: JavaScript considerations

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> At Canonical we use YUI as our JavaScript framework of choice. Even Yahoo is moving away from using YUI, I'd adopt something else.

Is there a source for this?

Yahoo posts jobs for developers with expertise in jQuery all of the time.
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