Web Development - WAYWO - #8

[KmartSqrl]

[QUOTE=Giraffen93;43523307]Photoshop always open 24/7 and if not it takes less than half a minute to open it.
No need for an ssd here :v:[/QUOTE]

I've had days where it took 2-3 minutes to come up all the way and to actually be usable. Especially if I've got a bunch of other stuff running in the background sucking up RAM. I'm sure it's partially because of how many fonts I have/had installed.

It really does feel like a way bigger performance increase than I was expecting it to be though. Photoshop opens and is ready to go 4 seconds after I click the icon, yeeeesh. When those performance gains go towards things like new shell sessions opening and new browser tabs opening all the little speed increases add up to a lot of time saved over the course of a day/week.

[Vietnow]

Indeed. I'm still running a low-end Core2 Quad, but switching to an SSD made boot and application launch times so quick it feels like a whole new machine.

[shodan]

[QUOTE=KmartSqrl;43523449]I've had days where it took 2-3 minutes to come up all the way and to actually be usable. Especially if I've got a bunch of other stuff running in the background sucking up RAM. I'm sure it's partially because of how many fonts I have/had installed.

It really does feel like a way bigger performance increase than I was expecting it to be though. Photoshop opens and is ready to go 4 seconds after I click the icon, yeeeesh. When those performance gains go towards things like new shell sessions opening and new browser tabs opening all the little speed increases add up to a lot of time saved over the course of a day/week.[/QUOTE]

I never have that issue. I can start working the second I'm logged in. Stuff boots up instantly etc.
It could be [url=http://www.linuxatemyram.com/]disk caching[/url] though (yay linux)

[marvincmarvin]

Do any of you guys know a decent windows app that precompiles sass, and refreshes the browser when I save anything in my project directory? So far all I've found that works was the ruby command line and live reload, but live reload keeps on crashing..

[Giraffen93]

[t]http://i.imgur.com/mcgdahg.png[/t]

boom

[rbreslow]

I really don't know how it got to this.
[URL]http://haskellshaggedyou.co.uk/[/URL]

[IMG]http://haskellshaggedyou.co.uk/shagadelic.gif[/IMG]

[Datzy]

[URL="http://datzyhub.tk/"]DatzyHub[/URL]

Wanted a pseudo-portfolio titled for my moniker, just an easy place for people to download stuff. Thoughts?

[RattSplat]

[QUOTE=Datzy;43528945][URL="http://datzyhub.tk/"]DatzyHub[/URL]

Wanted a pseudo-portfolio titled for my moniker, just an easy place for people to download stuff. Thoughts?[/QUOTE]

That's all you really need. :)

[Shadow801]

[QUOTE=Hentie;43494023]Messing around with AngularJS and managed to get a carousel working:
[url]http://jsfiddle.net/qwook/FZb4T/2/[/url] (dont mind the terrible variable names. i was intending on adding images but got too lazy)

I originally thought that AngularJS was messy, illegible, and useless. Then I reached angular nirvana and I realized how great AngularJS is.

It makes everything so intuitive, and lets you say "fuck you" to jQuery daisy chains.[/QUOTE]

I see the benefit of Angular but dislike purely because I don't like having script in markup.

[Giraffen93]

welp they didn't want the calendar, 9 hours of work gone

[Fulcrum]

[QUOTE=Giraffen93;43531991]welp they didn't want the calendar, 9 hours of work gone[/QUOTE]

Who is they?

It's all good practice anyway. It looks nice, use it for something else.

Either open sourceify it or make a calender for upcoming gigs, user sets the area, calender tells them when and where to go.

[Giraffen93]

[QUOTE=mdeceiver79;43532805]Who is they?

It's all good practice anyway. It looks nice, use it for something else.

Either open sourceify it or make a calender for upcoming gigs, user sets the area, calender tells them when and where to go.[/QUOTE]

i've abandoned my website career because of stuff like this
this is only because i work here

probably gonna throw it away

[KmartSqrl]

[QUOTE=Shadow801;43531921]I see the benefit of Angular but dislike purely because I don't like having script in markup.[/QUOTE]

Use ember.js instead :)

[Hrywlkr]

[url]http://bildunginmedienberufen.de/~h.walker/[/url]
As a part of my school education I've been working on my very own homepage for the past few weeks. I'm obviously fairly new to all of this, so any suggestion on what to do better/change?(Some of the stuff on the website is for learning reasons, etc. pp)
Also, I'm German and as I said, it's part of my education so the website's also in German.(Which shouldn't really play a role, as I'm not asking for an opinion on my writing skills, but at my web design skills)

[KmartSqrl]

[QUOTE=Hrywlkr;43537553]As a part of my school education I've been working on my very own homepage for the past few weeks. I'm obviously fairly new to all of this, so any suggestion on what to do better/change?(Some of the stuff on the website is for learning reasons, etc. pp)
Also, I'm German and as I said, it's part of my education so the website's also in German.(Which shouldn't really play a role, as I'm not asking for an opinion on my writing skills, but at my web design skills)[/QUOTE]

Might want to actually include a link :P

[Hrywlkr]

[QUOTE=KmartSqrl;43538075]Might want to actually include a link :P[/QUOTE]

Good idea, thanks :v

[peep]

[QUOTE=Hrywlkr;43538316]Good idea, thanks :v[/QUOTE]

black text on dark background images on start.html

[editline]14th January 2014[/editline]

i really like the first page tho

[shodan]

Do any of you have any experience with flask? It looks great but I don't know if I should drop django for flask.

[Datzy]

[QUOTE=RattSplat;43531909]That's all you really need. :)[/QUOTE]

Huh?

[quote=Datzy]
[url="http://datzyhub.tk/"]DatzyHub[/url][/quote]

Anyway, this again. Looking for suggestions, comments, and all.

[commander204]

[QUOTE=Shadow801;43531921]I see the benefit of Angular but dislike purely because I don't like having script in markup.[/QUOTE]

If you have judged it purely out of the example Hentie has produced there I will have to say you are completely on the wrong track. If anything, angular wants you to decouple the code with the markup through the help of directives.

However some logic does still stay in the code, especially with directives like 'ngHide' etc, which allow you to greatly simplify your code.

[editline]15th January 2014[/editline]

[QUOTE=Hrywlkr;43537553][url]http://bildunginmedienberufen.de/~h.walker/[/url]
As a part of my school education I've been working on my very own homepage for the past few weeks. I'm obviously fairly new to all of this, so any suggestion on what to do better/change?(Some of the stuff on the website is for learning reasons, etc. pp)
Also, I'm German and as I said, it's part of my education so the website's also in German.(Which shouldn't really play a role, as I'm not asking for an opinion on my writing skills, but at my web design skills)[/QUOTE]

I also suggest showing the user that he can change the background option by clicking on the respective icon. For example by using the css cursor property.

[RattSplat]

[QUOTE=Datzy;43540203]Huh?

Anyway, this again. Looking for suggestions, comments, and all.[/QUOTE]

What I'm saying is, it looks fine. I don't see anything to be changed.

[Giraffen93]

phew, if i change the calendar to include events on the days instead of clicking on them i can reimplement it

[Vietnow]

Built my first HTML/JS application recently:

[t]http://i.imgur.com/tSAa4Er.png[/t]

It basically just retrieves information from the Twitch API so the user can see who is currently streaming.
It was built for Firefox OS and is currently on the [URL="https://marketplace.firefox.com/app/streammon"]Firefox Marketplace[/URL], but I might host it separately or release it for other devices too.

[KmartSqrl]

Working on a basic CRUD controller module that can be included in rails controllers so you don't have to specify the same basic restful actions over and over in your controllers. Been wanting to do this for a while and I'm looking forward to the dev speed increases I'm going to gain from this.

[url]https://github.com/arehberg/cruddy[/url]

[editline]15th January 2014[/editline]

Aaaand very first iteration is done. Need to add the ability to specify which actions you actually want now.

[editline]15th January 2014[/editline]

Whoop, got that working too. Now I can do all the basic rails crud shit in a controller by just doing...

class ThingsController < ApplicationController
  include Cruddy::Controller
  actions :index, :show, :new, :create
  respond_to :html
end

Where actions (which is optional) specifies the actions that the controller will respond to (duh).

[Ac!dL3ak]

[QUOTE=KmartSqrl;43550823]Working on a basic CRUD controller module that can be included in rails controllers so you don't have to specify the same basic restful actions over and over in your controllers. Been wanting to do this for a while and I'm looking forward to the dev speed increases I'm going to gain from this.

[url]https://github.com/arehberg/cruddy[/url]

[editline]15th January 2014[/editline]

Aaaand very first iteration is done. Need to add the ability to specify which actions you actually want now.

[editline]15th January 2014[/editline]

Whoop, got that working too. Now I can do all the basic rails crud shit in a controller by just doing...

class ThingsController < ApplicationController
  include Cruddy::Controller
  actions :index, :show, :new, :create
  respond_to :html
end

Where actions (which is optional) specifies the actions that the controller will respond to (duh).[/QUOTE]

Will it be something similar to inherited resources?

[KmartSqrl]

[QUOTE=Ac!dL3ak;43551812]Will it be something similar to inherited resources?[/QUOTE]

Yeah, essentially, but I'm trying to keep it a little more simple (and making it work with rails 4 out of the box) and doing a few things differently. I've definitely been referencing that gem while working on this though.

I'm planning on doing some things to DRY up views for basic crud stuff like this as well, having default index/show/new/edit views that act as a fallback if you don't define any, automatically making forms by reflecting on the provided resource, that sort of thing.

My end goal is to be able to create an admin page for a new model by just creating the controller, and double checking the views to make sure they're set up how I want them.

I've also got RSpec shared example groups that you can include in your controller specs to make sure they're totally tested.

[editline]15th January 2014[/editline]

Supports namespaced controllers now. Going to stop working on this until I need to make updates while I'm actually using it because most of the use cases I wanted to build this for now.

[KmartSqrl]

God I should have made this a long time ago, just built all the admin pieces for a model in under 10 minutes.

[Giraffen93]

How do i make it so that divs don't have any margins when placed on the outside edges of its parent?
This has always puzzled me.

[asantos3]

[QUOTE=Giraffen93;43555948]How do i make it so that divs don't have any margins when placed on the outside edges of its parent?
This has always puzzled me.[/QUOTE]

Example, please?

[Giraffen93]

[QUOTE=asantos3;43556313]Example, please?[/QUOTE]

[url]http://waldorfumea.se/skolan/arskurser/kalendarium/test=1[/url]

there should be no padding on the edges, only between the days