Finally working my way through my Europe trip photos. Now to figure out how to display them online.

@smashingmag that’s to say, I use responsive base font sizing.

RT @snookca: Nana nana nana nana batman. i.imgur.com/kI8zxx7.jpg

@smashingmag 100%, although I tend to up it as the measure needs it

@jitendravyas I’ve updated the article to make very clear that it is about a year out of date and should not be relied upon.

@jitendravyas @eriiicam @singularitygs …at the time that was written it was true, but hasn’t been since then.

@jitendravyas @eriiicam @singularitygs ahh, I see. As it says in the update, I haven’t been actively working on Susy Next since April…

@jitendravyas @eriiicam not sure where you read that, but I don’t believe that’s ever been the case sine we restarted @singularitygs dev

@jessebeach on nom nom!

RT @rickasaurus: Isn’t it insane that AP Computer Science in the USA is all in Java? It must be a conspiracy to make kids hate programming.

Just had a really stupid thought as a firetruck went by: “There can’t be a fire, it’s too cold”.

@RobbieTheGeek @forssto True, I understand the issue, but I need a way to template elements directly from JSON which I can’t do :(

Ooo! It looks like Firefox 28 will finally have the actual Flexbox syntax! Flexbox is almost a real life thing!

@forssto @RobbieTheGeek cl.ly/2W2e1P3H1N3N

@RobbieTheGeek :D

@forssto @RobbieTheGeek Yah, but I was hoping a modern framework wouldn’t have those issues!

@RobbieTheGeek static.fjcdn.com/pictures/Wambulance_2f3fea_372654.jpg

@RobbieTheGeek BUT I WANT IT TO BE MAGIC! MAGIC HAS NO RULES! Also, have a real use case for not wanting wrapping elements but can’t get rid

Damnit @angularjs, why does everything need a wrapping element?!

The pleasures and perils of IRC: Being offered help for a challenging issue (yay) Being told they’ve only been in the space for a day (boo)

Can someone explain why people put their email address in their email signatures?

@jasonjyee @CLoudNYNE @JCL324 hell yes. Let me know when you wanna get there

@tagsoup if only :p

The really astounding part of that is that if you use standards and best practices, it’s hard /not/ to build a cross-browser site.

Okay, fucking seriously. If you build websites and they don’t work in Google Chrome, the most popular browser on the market, you’ve failed.