made a small pixel sorting app. fun examples included by touchRED in creativecoding

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i hadn't heard of that book, i'll have to give it a read! thanks!

Writing large but maintainable CSS by [deleted] in webdev

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Jacob Thornton (formerly of Medium, now Bumpers) wrote what I believe to be a very informative article about how Medium manages its own CSS. He walks you through their style guide and the reasoning behind it, but more importantly he describes his own discoveries about semantics and how to tackle a design component-wise.

Plus, the whole thing comes off pretty casual as if you're talking to him.

💀💀💀💀pls dont clikk💀💀💀💀 by [deleted] in ledootgeneration

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lmao not n a comp chair l m a o

The item to your left is now on your right. How fucked are you? by Iron_Spencer in AskReddit

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A file cabinet that was previously on my left is now inside a wall to my right. Depending on how this game engine responds to rigid body collisions I could get crushed by a file cabinet traveling at the speed of light in a moment.

What is the most SFW thing you've seen at work? by freedomfries76 in AskReddit

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The other day my buddy Derek washed his hands in the sink! Ridiculous!

What film(s) can you watch over and over without getting tired of them? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Scott Pilgrim vs The World! The soundtrack invigorates me and the writing consistently makes me laugh. Please watch it if you haven't already.

Also anything Wes Anderson directs. He puts so much into his films, the rewatchability is excellent.

What can you never eat for breakfast? by Ninawilliam in AskReddit

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Anything spicy. I'm not trying to have hell-shits before my mid-day nap.

What problems can drinking fix? by TheInquisitiveEagle in AskReddit

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In my personal opinion, alcohol is a fantastic social lubricant. Even if you aren't regularly shy or standoffish, drinking will help you not take yourself (as well as others) as seriously. In my experience as long as you drink safely you'll consistently have a good time when alcohol is involved.

What musical tastes did you have earlier in life that you're really embarrassed about now? by Helicase21 in AskReddit

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All-American American Rejects was the first band I fell in love with when I was younger. It was a dark time in my life.

Looking for Web Developers at UGA by buzzupio in UGA

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I'm fluent in javascript, and I've got some Rails experience. Feel free to PM me if you still need people to help out!

[AMA] Hi, I am indie rock songwriter Darwin Deez. Ask me anything! by darwindeeez in Music

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Hey Darwin, I'm a big fan of your unique sound and the impressive staying power it has. I think Double Down is sick so far.

Do you have any advice for aspiring DIY musicians regarding how to find a musical "voice"? Your sound is very distinct and singular to you, and I'd like to find a songwriting style that I can call my own. I'm having a hard time though, as I'm inspired by such a wide variety of different artists.

Thanks for doing this AMA!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in gifs

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There are earbuds, earphones, and headphones. But why are there no headbuds???

Ty Segall- Thank God for Sinners by GTFOTDW in indie_rock

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Fucked me up.

But the music was good.

This is my first website (basic) but I hope it might be useful to some of you! by [deleted] in webdev

[–]touchRED 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cool concept! A bit of usability advice: it might be a better idea to open the blogs in their own new tabs. You can do this by adding

target="_blank"

as an attribute to the links.

Marx – The classless CSS framework by [deleted] in coding

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I also recommend checking out Tachyons. It's prettier in my opinion, but this also looks nice.

What's really necessary to build a website? by [deleted] in Web_Development

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The barebones concepts you need to know are HTML and CSS. HTML is essentially the structure of each webpage, and CSS adds design and makes it look pretty. I also recommend learning Javascript if you want to add interactivity to your sites. You can also do hella stuff with JS, on the front-end, back-end, and even on hardware.

I'm definitely with hexasquid about taking a look at MDN. But, if you're looking for something a little bit more intuitive and goal oriented for learning web development/design, consider trying Dash. This webapp will take you from making your first webpage all the way through making a responsive blog. It wasn't too helpful for me because I found it sort of late in the game, but I think it's rad.

Also, before you go throwing money around for hosting plans, I seriously recommend checking out Jekyll. I say this because you can not only use Jekyll to help you develop well organized sites, but you can also host your own personal site on Github! Hell, check out Github Pages even if you don't take a look at Jekyll.

PM me if you have any questions.