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So what's that new highrise being built? by indedditin boston

[–]indeddit[S] 0 points1 point ago

Ah yes, this is what I meant :)

When mugshots were classy. (1920's) by Havenin history

[–]indeddit 4 points5 points ago

My guess is that the type of people who end up as criminals were the type that were brought up in lower class families that couldn't afford to feed themselves so well. So men wouldn't grow to their full potential.

The green line according to the show "Breakout Kings" by hefoxedin boston

[–]indeddit 1 point2 points ago

Hah. I've actually just finished season 3 - maybe I shouldn't look forward to 4. I kind of miss season 2 when there was still a lot of mystery regarding the alternate universe, and the series was more episodic. Walter was funnier too.

The green line according to the show "Breakout Kings" by hefoxedin boston

[–]indeddit 0 points1 point ago

Fringe is in the John Hancock tower

I made a flashcard app, hope it's useful. Let me know what you think. by indedditin teenagers

[–]indeddit[S] 0 points1 point ago

The two screenshots of decks on the homepage both have buttons that say "try this deck" - you can click those to use the pictured decks in a demo

I made a flashcard app, hope it's useful. Let me know what you think. by indedditin teenagers

[–]indeddit[S] 0 points1 point ago

No, I'm working on making it mobile optimized though, but right now it's just a web app at the linked address. Is this something you see yourself using more on your phone than a laptop or desktop?

I made a flashcard app, hope it's useful. Let me know what you think. by indedditin teenagers

[–]indeddit[S] 1 point2 points ago

You can create decks of flashcards and quiz yourself on stuff like SAT words, art history paintings, etc. Anything flashcards are good for. The app lets you flip, sort, and size the cards. You can share the flashcard decks with anyone.

Can you critique my flashcard app design? by indedditin design_critiques

[–]indeddit[S] 0 points1 point ago

I'll put that on my list too. I added a slider today that allows you to size the cards to be larger or smaller, just for you :)

Can you critique my flashcard app design? by indedditin design_critiques

[–]indeddit[S] 0 points1 point ago

Wow, thank you so much. It's feedback like this that makes me want to keep making things. One goal to improve accessibility is to make it mobile accessible, and now I'll add an export option. Shouldn't be to hard to export a CSV.

My first rails app, a flashcard app with lots of advanced CSS and some HTML5 goodies by indedditin web_design

[–]indeddit[S] 0 points1 point ago

I'd like to have users just start creating decks, stored using local storage, and then if they want to save, they have to create an account... I just don't know how to do that.

There are some demo links on the home-page, it's just that all the links on that page lead back to the sign-up page.

My first rails app, a flashcard app with lots of advanced CSS and some HTML5 goodies by indedditin web_design

[–]indeddit[S] 0 points1 point ago

Haha. I think I still have to work out user sign-up flow :/

Can you critique my flashcard app design? by indedditin design_critiques

[–]indeddit[S] 0 points1 point ago

I added some demos - the screengrabs now have buttons that say "try this deck"

A good dinner place / bar with big tables? by indedditin boston

[–]indeddit 0 points1 point ago

Thinking about going to The cambridge brewing company.

my second jQuery plugin: tilefill - tile the children of a container to fill their parent by indedditin web_design

[–]indeddit[S] 1 point2 points ago

It's funny you say that. I actually made this because flex-box is so poorly supported, and flexie.js seemed pretty buggy, and a little more bloated than what I needed.

I know tilefill isn't exactly a js implementation of flex-box, but it's how I would have used flex-box.

my second jQuery plugin: tilefill - tile the children of a container to fill their parent by indedditin web_design

[–]indeddit[S] 0 points1 point ago

This also provides the opportunity to use CSS3 to animate the cells into position, among other possible effects. I can add some.

my second jQuery plugin: tilefill - tile the children of a container to fill their parent by indedditin web_design

[–]indeddit[S] 0 points1 point ago

The boxes are floated left, so if they didn't readjust immediately, they'd wrap down to the next line and look even worse. That's what the jitter is - a few milliseconds of the boxes wrapping before the JS fixes it. I don't think people will be resizing that often anyways, so it's not a huge concern.

I tested the demo in chrome/safari/firefox, and the box adjustment works in all of them (though it does hide the info/links). What browser are you using?

my second jQuery plugin: tilefill - tile the children of a container to fill their parent by indedditin web_design

[–]indeddit[S] 1 point2 points ago

I'm adding a feature to change the number of boxes in the demo right now. The code in the demo page has

$(window).resize(function() {
  $('.tilefill').tilefill();
});

If you remove that, then it only sizes the boxes on load.

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