Web Development - WAYWO - #8 - Developers

I know it's simple but, I'm working on a Facepunch SVN bot in PHP. If anyone needs a copy, Give me a PM.

Not really Web Design but I made some album artwork late last night that I really like and thought I'd show it to you guys [img]http://i.imgur.com/R33fuYk.jpg[/img]

Who here could justify purchasing "ggot.us". Because I will. I'm gonna have a nice new email address soon. [email]F@ggots.us[/email]. It'll look great on business cards.

[QUOTE=douche beat;40437001]Not really Web Design but I made some album artwork late last night that I really like and thought I'd show it to you guys [img]http://i.imgur.com/R33fuYk.jpg[/img][/QUOTE] CD cover or just something :)? looks nice

[QUOTE=j4NZKUE;40440036]CD cover or just something :)? looks nice[/QUOTE] Just some artwork for [url=https://soundcloud.com/tdoyle/debarment]a little song I made[/url]

[QUOTE=James xX;40436825]I know it's simple but, I'm working on a Facepunch SVN bot in PHP. If anyone needs a copy, Give me a PM.[/QUOTE] People still use SVN?

[QUOTE=01271;40439841]Who here could justify purchasing "ggot.us". Because I will. I'm gonna have a nice new email address soon. [email]F@ggots.us[/email]. It'll look great on business cards.[/QUOTE] Fatggots are us

[QUOTE=douche beat;40440475]Just some artwork for [url=https://soundcloud.com/tdoyle/debarment]a little song I made[/url][/QUOTE] you got some nice songs man :)

[QUOTE=j4NZKUE;40440962]you got some nice songs man :)[/QUOTE] Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed them!

[QUOTE=douche beat;40437001]Not really Web Design but I made some album artwork late last night that I really like and thought I'd show it to you guys [img]http://i.imgur.com/R33fuYk.jpg[/img][/QUOTE] Sort-of reminds me of the Glitch Mob album covers.

[QUOTE=P1raten;40440758]People still use SVN?[/QUOTE] I said SVN bot out of habit. It also works with GIT and Mercury.

Watching some tutorials on python, pretty awesome!

First real project that I'm making, just sort of a personal Dropbox where I can store stuff. What do you guys think design-wise? I'm not that happy with the title design myself, but I have no idea how to make it more fitting. [t]http://puu.sh/2IjIt.png[/t]

[QUOTE=Asgard;40443890]Sort-of reminds me of the Glitch Mob album covers.[/QUOTE] Yep, I love their artwork. Big inspiration for me!

[QUOTE=xianlee;39742676]Here's what I've been working on, learning css and html again, feel like detail is lacking but dunno what, haven't made a website since I was like 14 [url]http://gtxhosting.co.uk/cbillington/[/url][/QUOTE] inb4 nvidia trademark

[QUOTE=zackh;40448323]inb4 nvidia trademark[/QUOTE] Why are you talking about something two months old? (And thinking GTX automatically means nvidia - try googling GTX engine)

Any facepunchers going to be at railsconf by any chance?

[QUOTE=HueyFreeman;40410086]Mostly that, but also this: [url]http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15813490/php-type-juggling-and-strict-greater-lesser-than-comparisons[/url] [editline]now[/editline] [img]http://i.imgur.com/7B5n7QF.png[/img][/QUOTE] wait, what the fuck? i'm really confused, partially because I don't know PHP, but because the difference between circular and transitive comparison operators eludes me transitive: a < b, b < c, c < a returns false circular: a < b, b < c, a > c returns true what??? [editline]28th April 2013[/editline] or am I looking at this entirely wrong

[QUOTE=Soleeedus;40461665]or am I looking at this entirely wrong[/QUOTE] it doesn't matter how you look at it, it makes no sense anyway (php that is)

[QUOTE=Asgard;40443890]Sort-of reminds me of the Glitch Mob album covers.[/QUOTE] Personally it more reminded me of this one. [img]http://www.albumoftheyear.org/album/covers/tarot-sport.jpg[/img]

[QUOTE=Soleeedus;40461665]or am I looking at this entirely wrong[/QUOTE] It's PHP. Don't try to make sense of it.

[img]http://i.imgur.com/BNosaWf.png[/img]

How would you add a blueprint to the DOM via jQuery? example: [code] <div class="lightbox"> <h3>Image title</h3> <img src="" alt="" /> </div> [/code] There must be a batter way than doing this for every element: [code] $('<div></div>', {class: 'lightbox'}).appendTo($('body')); [/code] or adding the whole html in $('HTML').appendTo($('body'));

[QUOTE=xmariusx;40478174]How would you add a blueprint to the DOM via jQuery? example: [code] <div class="lightbox"> <h3>Image title</h3> <img src="" alt="" /> </div> [/code] There must be a batter way than doing this for every element: [code] $('<div></div>', {class: 'lightbox'}).appendTo($('body')); [/code] or adding the whole html in $('HTML').appendTo($('body'));[/QUOTE] You want a templating system. Look up handlebars or mustache or underscore.js's template system.

It's for a product page, where you bring up a small window with details of the product instead of entering a new page. Like a lightbox. Not sure how those works, took a quick look at them and doesn't seem to make any template I can use over and over with new content without a refresh of the site.

[QUOTE=xmariusx;40478649]It's for a product page, where you bring up a small window with details of the product instead of entering a new page. Like a lightbox. Now sure how those works, took a quick look at them and doesn't seem to make any template I can use over and over with new contend without a refresh of the site.[/QUOTE] I'd generate the HTML server-side to begin with and have each display:hidden unless changed by JS.

[QUOTE=xmariusx;40478649]Not sure how those works, took a quick look at them and doesn't seem to make any template I can use over and over with new content without a refresh of the site.[/QUOTE] What? Those are all client-side, you don't need to refresh anything to use them, all they do is mash a template that you create with the data that you give them and give you an HTML string to do whatever you want with (like append it to the body)

Hmm. Sounds interesting, but I really suck at reading documentation, didn't quit get how it worked, mind giving an easy live example? Thanks :)

[url]https://github.com/janl/mustache.js[/url] has an example on the page.

[t]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20431330/Screenshots/qax5f1c-opd0.png[/t] First time I actually show something here... Been trying out Rails and I'm liking it so far. Made a simple thing my brother wanted a good while back (not the design, it's just a basic thing to store some basic info about his series in, he has like four boxes of them)... Design isn't all that impressive, not the Rails either but it's just to learn. I have to ask though, is there a better way to manage notices? Right now I have this in a partial that's included in the layout: [code] - if notice %div#alert= notice [/code]