p0larboy

Modern Javascript, perhaps? As in ES6

I used sails for multiple small to mid-size projects. IMO, there's nothing seriously wrong with sails. It's easily extendable and if you don't like anything (Waterline has no transaction etc), just replace it.

For beginners, you can still use sails to build apps and also take the project structure of sails as a good starting point for building node.js applications.

The only minor gripe I had with sails is that the "neglected" vibe it gives on github.

Otherwise, I will continue to use sails and also check out trailsjs on the side.

This article is really useful. When i'm writing my web dev related articles, I'm always thinking what's the best way to allow my readers to digest my points better

Read the book and launch my own landing page: http://www.getcueapp.com/. Spent around $120 on adwords and had around 2% conversion rate.. I am not so sure about the quality of conversion because I didn't do the double opt-in method as suggested.

The scrolling on this website is janky as hell

hey jtfairbank, drop me a mail at colinnus@gmail.com

I'm thinking of doing some volunteerism work and travelling, something out of my comfort zone.

Thanks! That was at the back of my head too

Linkable: https://medium.com/@p0larboy/renavigating-6f3632eec53

Glad you like it! Hope to see these in some production project soon.

pushstate?

This is my first Ember contribution after playing with it for a few weeks. Should get you up and running with a EmberJS app within minutes. Please feel free to ping me if you have any suggestion for improvement for it

after scaling the max-width to 150%, they did a margin-left:-40% to center the image

This is brilliant!

How is the slowing down of list block after the cross/check image was shown done? Read through the github code, still can't pinpoint the code that does that.

Just happened to me yst

fixed~!

I might need to re-learn the meaning of flip switch. My bad.

For anyone who wants it, here's the fiddle prototype that i came up with before I implement it. http://jsfiddle.net/colintoh/EyArV/11/

i thought i had it fixed with background-clip but it still haunts me..

It chanced upon me that i should have used input after I had completed the styling for the flip switch. Since I was already halfway there, I just went ahead with the javascript binding.

If I'm not wrong, firefox support for css perspective is lacking hence the flip switch looks flatter in firefox.

Saw your fiddle example. Awesome stuff~!

browser version? I tested on iOS5 and it did look worse.

I totally agree simurai examples is so much better. no arguments there.

They seem to imply they are already have a huge following of twitter users but how do they do it if the twitter account were just newly created?

Thanks Lim~! You just made my iBooks library look 10x more awesome http://imgur.com/0HM5p

Works fantastic on iPad2

Seeking Freelancer: Need a iOS developer to create a 2D "Talking Tom" clone with some basic gaming elements. Designers provided!

No worries.. Nothing is kept on the backend, in fact there is no backend~

Nope.. All through forums

the stats there are pathetically little :(