The measure is the number of characters in a single line of a column of text. HTML doesn’t have a concept of columns per se, instead text is held within boxes. [...] When typographers set the measure and text size for printed media, those dimensions are fixed and unchangeable in their physical manifestation. In this … Continue reading Today I learned – Measure
I've found Furtive CSS really useful for my side-projects. Although it offers few components, its clarity is straightforward. Every width, height, etc is defined in rem. So, by updating the <html> element's font-size, everything resizes perfectly on the fly. On one of my last projects (which is an UI for my WordPress.com-based site) I had … Continue reading Furtive CSS For the Win
It seems to me the only explanation for new towers hiding existing beautiful towers is that Gaudí thought of building it with a Continuous Integration approach. The whole building is beautiful and functional (sunlight everywhere inside) on each stage even when it's unfinished. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcDmloG3tXU
http://casual-effects.com/markdeep/ For writing text that will look good in any web browser. It supports diagrams, common styling conventions, and equations as extensions of Markdown syntax.
… so this is that post for modularizing apps that rely largely on socket.io events. This is for the ones that believe on the single-reponsibility principle and don’t find an example for this when trying to fit socket.io in an app that starts demanding some structure. tl;dr You can create socket.io middleware functions and export … Continue reading How to modularize a socket.io intensive app using middleware
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Two alternatives to accessing properties of objects using dot-path notation. https://github.com/deoxxa/dotty and https://www.npmjs.com/package/mpath
https://github.com/zapty/forever-service Amazing. And supports logrotate options!!
I'm happy today because I was nominated yesterday as an OSGeo chart member by mmiranda and Jeff McKenna. Two great open source geo developers and advocates from the OSGeo Foundation. I'm glad to be part of the supporting community for this foundation. The nomination per-se is not a big deal. I won't have too much … Continue reading OSGeo
Some prior words on browserify debug mode First of all, remember that browserify will, by default function in debug mode. That is why the first time you try browserify you'll see a lot of gibberish characters appended to the browserified file. Every scenario described here, has its own way of disabling the debugging (i.e. disabling source … Continue reading Three usage scenarios with browserify
