I feel like it's almost always a dog to work with. Want to see the changes you just made? Here let me randomly lock up for 60 seconds when you try to clear the cache that we have to use because I'm a horribly slow pile of shit without it!
[QUOTE=Tezzanator92;45274415]I got a Magento store from a 6 second load time (Without a primed cache) to 2 seconds. That makes me happy.
As happy as that makes me, I still hate Magento. 3 years in and I know the codebase like the back of my hand but it's still a dog to work with at times.[/QUOTE]
I think you should be proud that you can even get it to work.
I think it's one of those things where you have had to have "grown up with it" to really understand it
So, I'm not sure what to replace the yellow with. However, I figured out where to stick the pages - the original post!
[t]http://www.dotbsp.com/ShareX/Facepunch_Example_Thread_-_Google_Chrome_2014-07-02_22-34-55.png[/t]
I'm experimenting with the pagination. I've never done anything like this before, and I think it's nice. It originally started out with boxes, which I thought was too cluttered:
[t]http://www.dotbsp.com/ShareX/Facepunch_Example_Thread_-_Google_Chrome_2014-07-02_22-22-34.png[/t]
Also, outside of anything immediately visual, the CSS code is super, super organized with proper naming now.
Recently been playing with the web audio API which resulted in [url]http://reager.org/demo/shit.html[/url]
Then decided to redo my main site using it [url]http://reager.org/[/url]
It works in Firefox and Chrome. Opera hangs on decoding because it doesn't fully support mp3 for some reason and IE is retarded as it doesn't support the API.
[QUOTE=wauterboi;45279554]Also, outside of anything immediately visual, the CSS code is super, super organized with proper naming now.[/QUOTE]
Nothing is super organized without a little spice of [I]SASS[/I].
[QUOTE=ichiman94;45281701]Nothing is super organized without a little spice of [I]SASS[/I].[/QUOTE]
All the cool kids use Stylus.
Is there any CSS preprocessor kinda dealio like SASS or Stylus or that kinda cool kid stuff, but not written in Node or not using Ruby but just a plain native binary?
[QUOTE=mastersrp;45285585]Is there any CSS preprocessor kinda dealio like SASS or Stylus or that kinda cool kid stuff, but not written in Node or not using Ruby but just a plain native binary?[/QUOTE]
[URL="http://lesscss.org/"]LESS[/URL]
[QUOTE=Moofy;45285639][URL="http://lesscss.org/"]LESS[/URL][/QUOTE]
Native binary, NOT node. Less uses node as far as I can tell, or JavaScript as a minimum in the browser.
[QUOTE=mastersrp;45285659]Native binary, NOT node. Less uses node as far as I can tell, or JavaScript as a minimum in the browser.[/QUOTE]
Well I guessed the client side usage would have been good enough, also what's wrong with SASS and such? You can compile it quite easily.
[QUOTE=mastersrp;45285585]Is there any CSS preprocessor kinda dealio like SASS or Stylus or that kinda cool kid stuff, but not written in Node or not using Ruby but just a plain native binary?[/QUOTE]
Why? Ruby and node are both easy as fuck to install and tons of other great tools are built on them too. If you are doing web dev and you don't have them installed already you are shorting yourself.
[QUOTE=Moofy;45285673]Well I guessed the client side usage would have been good enough, also what's wrong with SASS and such? You can compile it quite easily.[/QUOTE]
I'm merely looking for something that doesn't require the whole Ruby or Node stuff, as I'm not personally very fond of those systems.
There's nothing inherently wrong with LESS or SASS, in fact I fucking love those things, but I'd rather use it without all the other software that I, as I mentioned, am not very fond of.
Client side usage isn't really a thing that I like either, I'd rather have the development part of the site compile a static platform with data that the dynamic parts of the site can use, without having to rely on major software systems languages like Node.JS and Ruby.
[editline]4th July 2014[/editline]
[QUOTE=KmartSqrl;45285691]Why? Ruby and node are both easy as fuck to install and tons of other great tools are built on them too. If you are doing web dev and you don't have them installed already you are shorting yourself.[/QUOTE]
Node.JS and Ruby are great tools for their jobs, but that is not the job that I am doing.
[QUOTE=mastersrp;45285701]
There's nothing inherently wrong with LESS or SASS, in fact I fucking love those things, but I'd rather use it without all the other software that I, as I mentioned, am not very fond of.[/QUOTE]
There's compilers that don't require Ruby for SASS, for example [URL="http://libsass.org/"]compiler(s) written in C[/URL].
[QUOTE=Moofy;45285746]There's compilers that doesn't require Ruby for SASS, for example [URL="http://libsass.org/"]compiler(s) written in C[/URL].[/QUOTE]
Thanks a ton! I guess I hadn't looked hard enough.
[QUOTE=mastersrp;45285701]I'm merely looking for something that doesn't require the whole Ruby or Node stuff, as I'm not personally very fond of those systems.
There's nothing inherently wrong with LESS or SASS, in fact I fucking love those things, but I'd rather use it without all the other software that I, as I mentioned, am not very fond of.
Client side usage isn't really a thing that I like either, I'd rather have the development part of the site compile a static platform with data that the dynamic parts of the site can use, without having to rely on major software systems languages like Node.JS and Ruby.
[editline]4th July 2014[/editline]
Node.JS and Ruby are great tools for their jobs, but that is not the job that I am doing.[/QUOTE]
They don't have to run in your application. Stylus, SASS, and LESS let you compile to CSS from the command line.
[editline]3rd July 2014[/editline]
It's not like using tools that use Node.js or Ruby is wrong because you don't like those languages. I use Wikipedia, even though I hate PHP. What's wrong with that?
[QUOTE=Moofy;45285746]There's compilers that don't require Ruby for SASS, for example [URL="http://libsass.org/"]compiler(s) written in C[/URL].[/QUOTE]
You linked to the library, this is the actual [url=https://github.com/sass/sassc]compiler[/url]
[QUOTE=supersnail11;45285837]They don't have to run in your application. Stylus, SASS, and LESS let you compile to CSS from the command line.
[editline]3rd July 2014[/editline]
It's not like using tools that use Node.js or Ruby is wrong because you don't like those languages. I use Wikipedia, even though I hate PHP. What's wrong with that?[/QUOTE]
I know, but if I can avoid having those applications installed in my development environments when I don't need them, I'd rather that'd be the case. It also allows a much more intuitive setup from my perspective if I'm not using those languages for anything else, because I don't have to worry about updates to Node or Ruby or whatever breaking those kind of tools.
I know that it's probably very unlikely to happen anyway, but it's a matter of taste and environment in the end, and thankfully I found exactly what I was looking for!
That was my issue as my projects got more complex I had google docs to note the project dependencies. Which is why I looked into Vagrant in the end. The provisioning file serves as the documentation.
[QUOTE=mastersrp;45285701]I'm merely looking for something that doesn't require the whole Ruby or Node stuff, as I'm not personally very fond of those systems.
There's nothing inherently wrong with LESS or SASS, in fact I fucking love those things, but I'd rather use it without all the other software that I, as I mentioned, am not very fond of.
Client side usage isn't really a thing that I like either, I'd rather have the development part of the site compile a static platform with data that the dynamic parts of the site can use, without having to rely on major software systems languages like Node.JS and Ruby.
[editline]4th July 2014[/editline]
Node.JS and Ruby are great tools for their jobs, but that is not the job that I am doing.[/QUOTE]
In this case they are for the job you are doing if you want to use Stylus or SASS. Just because you use the Ruby runtime so you can use SASS doesn't mean that your entire project has to be written in Ruby. You are making an issue out of something that has no real reason to be an issue in the first place lol.
[editline]3rd July 2014[/editline]
[QUOTE=mastersrp;45285927]I know, but if I can avoid having those applications installed in my development environments when I don't need them, I'd rather that'd be the case. It also allows a much more intuitive setup from my perspective if I'm not using those languages for anything else, because I don't have to worry about updates to Node or Ruby or whatever breaking those kind of tools.
I know that it's probably very unlikely to happen anyway, but it's a matter of taste and environment in the end, and thankfully I found exactly what I was looking for![/QUOTE]
You're going to have to install whatever you're using to compile your CSS preprocessor either way..
[editline]3rd July 2014[/editline]
And node and ruby both have version managers available, so updates breaking those kind of tools is completely a non issue, just use the version that you know works.
[QUOTE=KmartSqrl;45286177]In this case they are for the job you are doing if you want to use Stylus or SASS. Just because you use the Ruby runtime so you can use SASS doesn't mean that your entire project has to be written in Ruby. You are making an issue out of something that has no real reason to be an issue in the first place lol.
[editline]3rd July 2014[/editline]
You're going to have to install whatever you're using to compile your CSS preprocessor either way..
[editline]3rd July 2014[/editline]
And node and ruby both have version managers available, so updates breaking those kind of tools is completely a non issue, just use the version that you know works.[/QUOTE]
Look, let's not make a big deal out of it alright? It's just a thing that I have, where if I have to install software that I know isn't really needed for my system to run, it makes me feel sick inside.
I hate bloat, and I hate useless features, and software dependencies without end. If I can just get a tiny binary for my development environment, set it up, then shoot and forget, it serves my purpose.
If I use a major language like Ruby or Node I feel as if I have to use that kind of software since it's sitting on my PC anyway. And I don't want to do that.
I'm sorry, I do things a bit differently than a lot of you guys in here, but it's the way that suits me the best and gets the job done.
There are sooo many other good tools in the Ruby/Node ecosystem though, which is why I realllly don't get the "i no want bloat on my pooter" thing. You're making things more difficult for yourself to save a few hundred MB ([I]maybe[/I] that much) on your hard drive. I just find it illogical, but you can obviously do whatever you want.
[editline]3rd July 2014[/editline]
It's also worth noting that if you're using a third party compiler you run a higher risk of them implementing things incorrectly, not getting updates as quickly, and the project dying and going unmaintained.
Hey guys, I just finished working on [url]www.speedsums.com[/url] - check it out, let me know what you think!
Also if you like it, please upvote on HN: [url]https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7988792[/url]
Thanks
[QUOTE=Coment;45291039][IMG]http://i.imgur.com/Th85rx6.png[/IMG]
hnnnggggghhhhhhh[/QUOTE]
Yeah sorry, it looks really awful on small screens :(
It doesn't work.
[img]http://ss.rubensrv.nl/i/1195fY.png[/img]
I can not press enter to submit and I can input text.
The website doesn't work at all, I'm using Chrome and barely run any extensions other than Adblocker.
edit:
after 4 refreshes I got it to work...
[QUOTE=Cyberuben;45291290]It doesn't work.
[img]http://ss.rubensrv.nl/i/1195fY.png[/img]
I can not press enter to submit and I can input text.
The website doesn't work at all, I'm using Chrome and barely run any extensions other than Adblocker.
edit:
after 4 refreshes I got it to work...[/QUOTE]
You can't press enter unless the answer is correct.
[QUOTE=Moofy;45291371]You can't press enter unless the answer is correct.[/QUOTE]
I entered 17, I think :v:
[QUOTE=Cyberuben;45291290]It doesn't work.
[img]http://ss.rubensrv.nl/i/1195fY.png[/img]
I can not press enter to submit and I can input text.
The website doesn't work at all, I'm using Chrome and barely run any extensions other than Adblocker.
edit:
after 4 refreshes I got it to work...[/QUOTE]
sorry for the confusion, you don't actually need to press enter! you just enter the answer and if it's correct then it moves onto the next question
the numbers on the graph bothers me the fact its there but i cant read.
Doing some basic SVG keyframe animations with Raphael. Just click the slug and see.
Really fun stuff:
[URL="http://fatslug.ca"]fatslug.ca[/URL]
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