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Appears to be broken this morning. I see the template briefly, then nothing, in Chrome and IE. Which is sad because it sounds really great.
Sounds like a violation of rule #21: Don't use Javascript to load/render your content text. It's idiotic. Thanks.
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You should have links to webplatform.org - this is a varied collection of docs and tutorials contributed by browser vendors and other key web players, via the W3C.
Awesome - is it good for any particular technology or topic?
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Yep 'tis broken. I'm guessing site robustness isn't part of the cheat sheet.
How does a syntax error have anything to do with robustness? Now if you had mentioned something that made sense, like "testing" or "continuous integration", then only the "'tis" would be irritating.
'tis.
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its broken on desktop Chrome as well. but I'm not sure why it go so many upvotes if nobody can view it. obviously some people can. Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected identifier content.js:627 ReferenceError: CONTENT is not defined at new masterCtrl ( http://www.bentobox.io/javascripts/main.js:85:17 ) at d ( https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/angularjs/1.0.8/angula... ) at Object.instantiate ( https://ajax.googleapis…
Yep 'tis broken. I'm guessing site robustness isn't part of the cheat sheet.
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How does a syntax error have anything to do with robustness? Now if you had mentioned something that made sense, like "testing" or "continuous integration", then only the "'tis" would be irritating.
Robustness - "the persistence of a system’s characteristic behavior under perturbations or unusual or conditions of uncertainty". Changes like Chrome versus IE; like 1 visitor versus 1000. 'tis.
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How does a syntax error have anything to do with robustness? Now if you had mentioned something that made sense, like "testing" or "continuous integration", then only the "'tis" would be irritating.
Robustness - "the persistence of a system’s characteristic behavior under perturbations or unusual or conditions of uncertainty". Changes like Chrome versus IE; like 1 visitor versus 1000. 'tis.
Interesting, I do not see anything other than a link to github page. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/50999755/Screen%20Shot%2...
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There is useful coloring - "Beginners, start by clicking the html box and the next lessons you should learn will get highlighted."
I still don't quite get what that means. If you click Python, why is Ruby highlighted, but not Django?