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Looks like Github used Angular.js. Would be interesting to hear how they settled on that. I've been using it for a side project and so far have had a positive experience.
From Windows Mobile 8, I see a blue border around images that are linkable [1]. [1] - http://i.imgur.com/bglIKU5.jpg
Why isn't there a common, default stylesheet across browsers? Please?
Seems not fully deployed yet or not a full feature. The overview page if you're not signed in, as well as all profiles don't seem to have ombile versions. Same with the news feed.
Among the many things not there:
* Create new issues * Add tags to issues * View milestones * View diffs
Whoops, the users profile page is redirect to desktop view. Is that on purpose?
I'm not sure what took GitHub so long to _finally_ implement a mobile view for the site, but thank you. I have been waiting for this to happen for years, quite literally. Edit: It's worth noting I've heard plenty of counter arguments to using GitHub from my phone. But I will say, sometimes I want to check out a project and possibly browse source and lo and behold I'm not at my desktop. For this reason alone, a mobile…
Seems not fully deployed yet or not a full feature. The overview page if you're not signed in, as well as all profiles don't seem to have ombile versions. Same with the news feed.
Agreed. While I'm happy to see effort here, it seems half-baked. Among the many things not there: * Create new issues * Add tags to issues * View milestones * View diffs
From Windows Mobile 8, I see a blue border around images that are linkable [1]. [1] - http://i.imgur.com/bglIKU5.jpg
Can I just say that this is the worst "feature" in the world? It's not just mobile, desktop IE adds a border to images with links by default. As a non-web developer knocking up a site, I didn't think to suppress borders on random elements, and people were asking why the site was ugly in IE 9. Why isn't there a common, default stylesheet across browsers? Please?
From Windows Mobile 8, I see a blue border around images that are linkable [1]. [1] - http://i.imgur.com/bglIKU5.jpg
Can I just say that this is the worst "feature" in the world? It's not just mobile, desktop IE adds a border to images with links by default. As a non-web developer knocking up a site, I didn't think to suppress borders on random elements, and people were asking why the site was ugly in IE 9. Why isn't there a common, default stylesheet across browsers? Please?