• What are you working on? v7
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I THOUGHT YOU LOVED PHP THOUGH! On a more serious note, the question thread's dying a painful death and i need to solve that one issue before I show an awesome preview!
I added personal messaging functionality: [url]http://imgur.com/0oZKY[/url]
[url]http://rulssi.kapsi.fi/portfolio/[/url] Still got tons of stuff to do and I kinda started to hate the layout halfway through so I'm probably going to start over.. again. :f
[QUOTE=rulssi;34171719][url]http://rulssi.kapsi.fi/portfolio/[/url] Still got tons of stuff to do and I kinda started to hate the layout halfway through so I'm probably going to start over.. again. :f[/QUOTE] This...doesn't make all that much sense to me... "My name is Petri Tikkala , I am graphic designer in Tampere. I do freelance work for small and medium-sized businesses around the Finnish .Need a factor ? Please contact us and we can negotiate for more cup of coffee." But other than the translation issues the actual design is quite nice. It has a very calm and clean feeling that not a lot of designs can deliver.
Yeah I was planning to add small flag to change the language to English. Got lots of small things to fix, I might need to change the font and I have no idea how the layout works on different browsers at the moment.
[QUOTE=rulssi;34173213]Yeah I was planning to add small flag to change the language to English. Got lots of small things to fix, I might need to change the font and I have no idea how the layout works on different browsers at the moment.[/QUOTE] Works fine in Chrome. IE 8 on the other hand... well.. [img]http://filesmelt.com/dl/ie8.png[/img] [editline]asd[/editline] Firefox and Opera are exactly the same as IE 8 [editline]asd[/editline] I also just finished a quick 404 image, not very informative but I like it :) [img]http://filesmelt.com/dl/4046.png[/img]
[QUOTE=swift and shift;34168422]Hi spidere design, I'll do it for you[/QUOTE] DM me your email and ill get the full details to you. I'll also make you an admin on the GAE repo.
[QUOTE=spidersdesign;34166883]Next time I have some [B]well paid work[/B] i won't be posting it here as I just get my head bitten off for some unknown reason.[/QUOTE] Well paid work? Where did you post that? All I saw was a big job for £150.
I see portfolios of foreign language. Maybe I should advertise for koreans too.
[QUOTE=rulssi;34173213]Yeah I was planning to add small flag to change the language to English. Got lots of small things to fix, I might need to change the font and I have no idea how the layout works on different browsers at the moment.[/QUOTE] I really don't know how I feel about the style of the page. It's like a weird combination of web 1.0 style and web 2.0. It has some good stuff in it, but I guess the background images you use in the boxes look weird to me.
[QUOTE=1solidsnake2;34174817]Well paid work? Where did you post that? All I saw was a big job for £150.[/QUOTE] It is ~ 1 hours work - do you consider that a big job?
And now, the [URL="http://i.imgur.com/Jeh9L.png"]mobile version[/URL] (built with jquery mobile) :D
I knew those triangle borders would come handy someday.. [url]http://jung3o.com/dev/mock/forum/forum.html[/url]
[QUOTE=obbo;34177298]And now, the [URL="http://i.imgur.com/Jeh9L.png"]mobile version[/URL] (built with jquery mobile) :D[/QUOTE] That's looking very sleek! Question - how does jQuery mobile work? Is it a better alternative for mobile display than using CSS3 media queries, or is not for display at all and just for functionality?
how does one find out how log ago it was posted using php? i.e. 10 minutes ago... then change it to 1 week ago.
[QUOTE=zzlawlzz;34177843]how does one find out how log ago it was posted using php? i.e. 10 minutes ago... then change it to 1 week ago.[/QUOTE] Can you not lookup when it was posted and the the current time/date and calculate it from that?
[QUOTE=Spero78;34177904]Can you not lookup when it was posted and the the current time/date and calculate it from that?[/QUOTE] i guess i can just divide the numbers and set it minutes and hours.
[QUOTE=zzlawlzz;34177927]i guess i can just divide the numbers and set it minutes and hours.[/QUOTE] Yeah, personally i would just work with minutes but the numbers might get a bit large, 60 = 1 hour, 1440 = 1 day and so on then you can create a function that will spit out a phrase like "1 day ago" "4 minutes ago" and if the number returned is less than 1 just say "A few seconds ago"
[QUOTE=TheBigS;34177652]That's looking very sleek! Question - how does jQuery mobile work? Is it a better alternative for mobile display than using CSS3 media queries, or is not for display at all and just for functionality?[/QUOTE] Thanks! It's basically just a library made up of CSS and JS that lets you create mobile-ish looking sites without too much effort (both display and responding to input), making heavy use of the HTML5 "data-" attribute. I guess that depends on how you want to go about your app development. Ideally I probably should have tried to do a responsive design for the main site from the start but I'm so far along I decided to write a designated mobile version. I use the absolutely awesome rails gem [URL="https://github.com/tscolari/mobylette"]mobylette[/URL] to serve this up to mobile users without confusion.
[url=https://github.com/guard/guard]Guard[/url] is fucking awesome. Now my rails projects are automatically... * Compiling assets and running my [url=http://pivotal.github.com/jasmine/]Jasmine[/url] tests (via jasmine-headless-webkit) * Running my RSpec tests * Running livereload to reload my browser window when files are saved * Running bundler when my gemfile changes * Running my DB migrations, and automatically reverting them and reapplying them if I change the migration files afterwards * Checking my sass files If I wasn't using a lint plugin in sublime it'd be running that stuff for me too. It can do a shitload of other stuff too without you needing to develop your own guard plugins. Oh and all this stuff runs within seconds of me saving a file. Continuous testing is awesome, I get to know if things are broken before I even open my browser :)
[QUOTE=zzlawlzz;34177843]how does one find out how log ago it was posted using php? i.e. 10 minutes ago... then change it to 1 week ago.[/QUOTE] Here's what I use: [php] /** * Displays the timestamp's age in human readable format * * @param int $timestamp * @return string */ public static function time_ago($timestamp) { $timestamp = (int) $timestamp; $difference = time() - $timestamp; $periods = array('second', 'minute', 'hour', 'day', 'week', 'month', 'year', 'decade'); $lengths = array('60', '60', '24', '7', '4.35', '12', '10'); for ($j = 0; $difference >= $lengths[$j]; $j++) { $difference /= $lengths[$j]; } $difference = round($difference); if ($difference !== 1) { $periods[$j] .= 's'; } return "$difference $periods[$j] ago"; } [/php]
Progress! Since I just started delving into responsive web design, I thought I'd try to work it into this current client work I'm doing since I'm so early in... [url]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6406412/churchsite/page%20-%20mobile.html[/url] It's far from finished, but the first time I shrunk the window down to mobile size and it worked, I gasped out loud lol.
[QUOTE=KmartSqrl;34179478]Oh and all this stuff runs within seconds of me saving a file. Continuous testing is awesome, I get to know if things are broken before I even open my browser :)[/QUOTE] see that requires that you actually write tests
[img]http://gabrielecirulli.com/p/20120112-234646.png[/img]
[QUOTE=swift and shift;34182081]see that requires that you actually write tests[/QUOTE] Everyone should write tests. Especially if there's a chance anyone else will ever touch your code.
[QUOTE=wizard`;34173478]I also just finished a quick 404 image, not very informative but I like it :) [img]http://filesmelt.com/dl/4046.png[/img][/QUOTE] I think that apostrophe is not supposed to be there, you'll have to check that though
[url]www.taimur.me/cw[/url] It's a site for my school's annual charity week, I'm gonna have the top bit sliding with jquery to the different days what do you think?
[img]http://i.imgur.com/uBQoJ.jpg[/img] i gotta make another ecommerce site but at least this time the guy has a functioning website with a professional commerce software so basically i just have to deal with the site design.. i hope
[url]http://jungoh.no-ip.org/dev/forum/mock/forum.html[/url] firefox and chrome seem to have something that makes this 1px difference.. do any of you guys know what it is? right now it work on ei 9 and firefox. but it has that 1 px issue on ie 8 and chrome. its like ie9 & firefox vs. ie8 & chrome. Who will win? or will they be tied??
The contact form is up. [url]http://www.gabrielecirulli.com/contact.html[/url]
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