@rupl @scottjehl True, but that’s because they’re native. I’d be interested in figuring out a solution in only CSS

@scottjehl @rupl Yah, that’s what I mean. I like storing value in CSS, dunno about absolutely no HTML additions.

@scottjehl @rupl Sorry, hardcoding selectors to query in JS (var mods). I do like the CSS approach, would love to colab on eqjs to add.

In #NYC? Love @RWD? @GiltTech is going to be talking about their responsive mobile redesign on October 27! meetup.com/rwd-nyc/events/206587252

@emma_maria88 yah thinking it’s the way it’s held.

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@scottjehl Interesting approach, thoughts on way to not hard-code selector? I used data attars all the way through. github.com/snugug/eq.js

Don’t know why that is though. Maybe because it isn’t paired with a stylus? Maybe I’m biased against the android interface?

So it looks like the iPhone 6+ is actually larger than the comically large Galaxy Note 3. From the photos, doesn’t look as comical though.

@DanielKrook haha! Thanks!

@ScottKellum Or really any pseudo-state. Or attribute powered state.

Now all I really want to do is sleep. For like a week.

My past 3.5 weeks: written 2 witepaper-ish docs, rapid prototyped and gave demo for senior executives, exhibited that demo at a conference

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RT @LukeW: Simplicity is not dumbing things down. It’s finding the right time & place for them.

@dustincurrie And I think the Note is too large.

RT @brad_frost: Different screen sizes?! How in the world are we supposed to design for different screen sizes?!

I think the iPhone 6+ is too big, I think I’d want the 6. Although I do like the landscape springboard.

Who’s interested in doing a foodie thing at @CSSDevConf this year? Thinking reservation at Emeril’s

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@kenwoodworth @rupl also pointnorth.io/#styling. Don’t repeat main component, leverage CSS Preprocessing

@kenwoodworth @rupl don’t get me wrong, love data attrs for styling github.com/Snugug/Data-State Just not as a wholesale replacement for classes

@rupl blasphemy!

@kenwoodworth @rupl not that it’s bad (besides harder to write/manipulate with JS/bkwrd compatible), just not better than classes