[QUOTE=fritzel;36764214]Tell me some kerning enabled fonts which can be viewed on any client pc.
I got this BebasNeueRegular font. Will it be universally available in client PC ?[/QUOTE]
Download the @font-face kit from [url]http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/bebas-neue/[/url]
[QUOTE=_Undefined;36764366]Download the @font-face kit from [url]http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/bebas-neue/[/url][/QUOTE]
yes, I know that. But I need a kerning enabled font which will work on any client (customer) viewing the website.
[QUOTE=ShinyChrome;36763399]Currently working on a new blog: [url]http://thegraphical.net[/url]
It's kind of a mess right now, but I'm slowly adapting to the mess that Wordpress presents.. :v:[/QUOTE]
I first read "The graphical net" because of the link, which, in my opinion, had been more interesting than "The graphical". :)
[QUOTE=fritzel;36764397]yes, I know that. But I need a kerning enabled font which will work on any client (customer) viewing the website.[/QUOTE]
letter-spacing.
Well apparently everything is much simpler than I thought.
There is no need for JSON, XML or CSV or any other idiotic file type.
I can simply use Sqlite3, which stores everything in a file but is a standard CakePHP library.
This gonna be much easier now...
[QUOTE=fritzel;36764397]yes, I know that. But I need a kerning enabled font which will work on any client (customer) viewing the website.[/QUOTE]
What.
[QUOTE=TerabyteS_;36766440]What.[/QUOTE]
If the user doesn't have the font installed, he wont see the same font on the website. My question is that is there a kerning enabled font which comes installed by default in any OS.
[QUOTE=_Undefined;36765138]letter-spacing.[/QUOTE]
No, dude. Thats not the way.
I better use this then:
1. text-rendering: optimizeLegibility;
or
2. [url]http://letteringjs.com/[/url]
lol fritzel, welcome to the 21st century, where the user doesn't have to have the font installed in order to see it:
[url]http://www.google.com/webfonts/[/url]
[editline]14th July 2012[/editline]
Or even [url]http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fontface/generator[/url] for your custom fonts
[QUOTE=fritzel;36767728]^^thanks mate
Using this:[/QUOTE]
_Undefined told you to use that ages ago and you dismissed him.
[QUOTE=TerabyteS_;36768025]_Undefined told you to use that ages ago and you dismissed him.[/QUOTE]
Guess I should apologize then :/
Guys, I am working on a product based website.
The problem is:
a. A product has certain stock (10 qty).
b. One customer adds 5 qty to his cart.
c. Now, the another customer wants to add 7 qty to his cart.
What should be my approach here?
[QUOTE=fritzel;36779239]Guys, I am working on a product based website.
The problem is:
a. A product has certain stock (10 qty).
b. One customer adds 5 qty to his cart.
c. Now, the another customer wants to add 7 qty to his cart.
What should be my approach here?[/QUOTE]
Have it remove 5 qty when he adds it to his chart. And after 15 minutes the chart en stock resets?
[QUOTE=fritzel;36779239]Guys, I am working on a product based website.
The problem is:
a. A product has certain stock (10 qty).
b. One customer adds 5 qty to his cart.
c. Now, the another customer wants to add 7 qty to his cart.
What should be my approach here?[/QUOTE]
Don't reserve or modify stock levels until someone has actually bought something.
[QUOTE=_Undefined;36779777]Don't reserve or modify stock levels until someone has actually bought something.[/QUOTE]
Fine, updating the stock once the payment is done.
Is there a developer account for paypal where I can test this thing in a sandbox ?
[QUOTE=fritzel;36783004]Fine, updating the stock once the payment is done.
Is there a developer account for paypal where I can test this thing in a sandbox ?[/QUOTE]
Paypal has a sandbox site to test things out on, I'll get you the link give me a minute.
Edit:
[url]https://developer.paypal.com/[/url]
there ya go.
[t]http://img.itsbth.com/w/kam-2346.png[/t]
I need to add some separator between the nav and the content, probably less space between the header and the nav, sidebar is basically unstyled.
Also, I just discovered this awesome plugin for ST2: [url]https://github.com/dz0ny/LiveReload-sublimetext2[/url] (Still no Linux version of the official app...)
Made a simple theme for my admin panel. Using bootstrap for forms and so on. I think I like it :)
[IMG]https://dl.dropbox.com/u/64148239/screenshots/dodnews.de/admin_theme.png[/IMG]
[img]http://puu.sh/J3bG[/img]
for practice, I made a bookmark button called "Get Fonts" that would list all the fonts on a webpage.
anyone want it?
[QUOTE=TerabyteS_;36800523]Wrong waywo?[/QUOTE]
ohsheeeeeeeeeeeeet
(Going to bed now)
[QUOTE=benjojo;36800483][vid]http://spitfire.benjojo.co.uk/test2.webm[/vid][/QUOTE]
that, everyone, is a Mandelbrot set
bam!
[url]http://qwook.github.com/getfont/[/url]
Just set up my github page.
Here's the "Get Font" thing I made earlier.
Just follow the directions on the page.
Do you guys do a lot of Test Driven Development?
What languages/packages do you use if so? (Any, BDD?)
BDD and TDD. Ruby testing with RSpec. Javascript testing with Jasmine. And integration tests with Cucumber and capybara-webkit.
Someone in this thread had stated that Total Scrubs(tm) use something like Notepad++ and FileZilla as their freelance tools for development and deployment on small hosts and lower-end clients.
If I wasn't a Total Scrub(tm) what would I be using instead?
Being hung over makes this who development thing less fun
[editline]17th July 2012[/editline]
[QUOTE=amcfaggot;36811419]Someone in this thread had stated that Total Scrubs(tm) use something like Notepad++ and Filezilla as their freelance tools for development and deployment on small hosts and lower-end clients.
If I wasn't a Total Scrub(tm) what would I be using instead?[/QUOTE]
Notepad++ is alright, but sublime text 2 is a little more powerful, especially if you install package control for it and go package hunting.
Ideally you automate deployment completely with something like capistrano.
Things like deployment that almost always have the same steps are good to automate so that you can take human error out of the equation and make deploys less of an event and more of an every day thing.
[QUOTE=KmartSqrl;36811421]Being hung over makes this who development thing less fun
[editline]17th July 2012[/editline]
Notepad++ is alright, but sublime text 2 is a little more powerful, especially if you install package control for it and go package hunting.
Ideally you automate deployment completely with something like capistrano.
Things like deployment that almost always have the same steps are good to automate so that you can take human error out of the equation and make deploys less of an event and more of an every day thing.[/QUOTE]
I use Sublime Text 2 as well, but I've never taken the effort to put into place more automation. Is a big factor here just utilizing things to make the development process more efficient?
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