Cssnext: use tomorrow’s CSS syntax, today

batuhanicoz wrote: post #3

MoOx_ wrote: post #2

It's cssnext, not Cssnext or CSSNext :) http://cssnext.io/it-s-cssnext-not-CSSNext/

HN automatically makes the first letter of the title uppercase AFAIK.

That is true. I think you can work around it by prepending a space to the title. So this one would be " cssnext: use tomorrow's CSS syntax, today".

Re: Cssnext: use tomorrow’s CSS syntax, today

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Post by adam12 » Thu, May 28, 2015, 1:58 PM UTC

I'm surprised they are using copyrighted images from a movie as their background.

Re: Cssnext: use tomorrow’s CSS syntax, today

#7

Post by MoOx_ » Thu, May 28, 2015, 1:59 PM UTC

posabs wrote: post #4

I'm thinking about starting integrating this into my projects. However there is a couple of things that irritate me, - SASS is already serving all my needs - Current css frameworks are all on sass or less - Specs could change before CSS4 is released.

- Good for you :)

- You probably don't need a framework

- There is no such things as CSS 4 http://www.xanthir.com/b4Ko0 . That said, cssnext will handle features like babeljs, using different stages. An issue is opened for this https://github.com/cssnext/cssnext/issues/100

Re: Cssnext: use tomorrow’s CSS syntax, today

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Post by MoOx_ » Thu, May 28, 2015, 2:05 PM UTC

adam12 wrote: post #6

I'm surprised they are using copyrighted images from a movie as their background.

Good point. I will add credits for the images. Not sure if it's enough but it's a start.

Re: Cssnext: use tomorrow’s CSS syntax, today

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Post by aikah » Thu, May 28, 2015, 2:15 PM UTC

MoOx_ wrote: post #8

adam12 wrote: post #6

I'm surprised they are using copyrighted images from a movie as their background.

Good point. I will add credits for the images. Not sure if it's enough but it's a start.

> I will add credits for the images.

it's not enough, it doesn't give you the right to use these pictures. IANAL but this is common sense. Doesn't mean they'll go after you but it is certainly enough for a DMCA take down request. You don't need these pictures at first place anyway.

Re: Cssnext: use tomorrow’s CSS syntax, today

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Post by selfsimilar » Thu, May 28, 2015, 2:51 PM UTC

I'd recommend getting a native English speaker to proof-read your text. 'More faster' was used repeatedly on the page and should be simply 'faster'. There were a few other typos, (e.g. 'A bug fixed will be released ASAP.') and very non-idiomatic sentence constructions. It might be a solid undercarriage, but now's the time to polish the hood.

Also, I'd def. remove the movie screenshots. You could still use imagery that evokes the film but isn't trademarked or under copyright - like an image (not from the film) of flaming tire tracks for example.