cubtastic71

I just did it - im a UI architect, and its not hidden. Comes down my arm just before my elbow. I mostly did it on the weekends and didn't have issues working with it.. Not sure about job search..

So what is the benefit of this over JSS or Radium or other thing out there for inline styles?

want - squeal - yeah!

I hope you can submit your own 3D models to share and make viral!

wow - you apple-fied microsoft. I don't feel like it's a new image or brand identity, rather just try to fit them into that "other" brands persona. interesting concept, but I think it misses the mark on the actual audience of the brand.

Weird - I see the real homepage for a moment and then it switches. Assuming there is some redirect in JavaScript that is waiting till the dom ready is fired. The code makes me sad - tables and inline styles :( - but thats the FrontEnd Dev in me....

Endless spinning beach ball of death due to lack of a good video card.

ok so where is the "hello world" program for this type of system? .. wonders if it could figure out the HTML5 specs before we do?

Tried, enjoyed and yes. I thought I was god on my Amiga. http://img534.imageshack.us/i/skulled.jpg/ <- image from Deluxe Paint 4 :)

MBP works fine in FireFox only - Chrome is a no go. <3 Kraddy as the audio. It's a nice throwback to the c64 Demo Scene. I think it lacks some interactivity though, nice to watch by rather see how I can interact past the load screen.

Very cool, nice to see a game that is both HTML5 and fun to play. :)

It’s a very cute classroom project – but to really be accepted means the government will have it’s hands on the flow, revenue and taxes from said bitcoin just as with the dollar bill. So besides this being anything more than a social experiment – its about as smart as buying POGS if people remember those things...

Impressed with the amount of items moving on the screen at once with very little lag. :) Reminds me of the RType SEGA games!

Sweet - this is definitely getting bookmarked to use at work :) Very refreshing interface and flow.

It's nice to see someone stand up and say whoa. I mean my first youtube post of an arduino project I did - someone had to explain my miss-pronucenation of a word and paid no attention to the project itself. User comment boxes are not always as helpful as it might seem.

Not down with this as a Front End developer here. It's rare that I am able to work along side a developer to understand the structure of his components. Rather we code to a defined spec in HTML/JS/CSS and then throw over the wall for integration with development and back end. This could be near-shore, off-shore or internal - but rarely know before hand.

Another nice version would be some emoto-cons to express my present mood via buttons!

That's awesome as our dev team here has a folder full of FPO kitties as we call them. Nice to see Front End folks think alike!

Scared to see what happens by the end of the weekend. You could hear the crowds tone change as the man spoke trying to cling on to his power.

I <3 Sparkfun!

I think Microsoft know's the resuts if it tries to stop the hacking of Kinect. Their own games are really not that engaging so far - this could help. I just hope they don't try some Apple move with development.

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Really some of these are things you do BEFORE you launch a web site. Do you really test the performance after its live? Really?

FireBug, Delicious, Tails Export and Operator mostly cause I make sites not so much as consume them...

You can forget about IE most of the time, but Safari and other version of FireFox makes it kinda hard. Good start and hope to see improvements...

Are we going to see "Flaming" CSS3 buttons anytime soon!? I mean yes mark up is just a href tag but the CSS itself is a bit huge when you look at the styling?

Making user controls work in a MOSS 2007 Document library. So now front end people can just edit the control without re-building parts and re-deploying. It's actually fun :)

OK so did anyone go to http://www.lollibomb.com/ - the site/person who made that? Really? The bevel and drop-shadow they use are from the 80's - along with the crap-tastic logo... And did you actually say 97,00%? really?

CUTE- reminds me of the early Flash 3 stuff - A spotlight!!

My first was a Vic-20, and yes after two years of begging my parents at 12 I got the Commodore 64. I remember the fun of setting the tape drive up to load, then having dinner, then checking to see if it was done loading!

Used to scare my parents that I spent so much time typing in lines of PEEK and POKE code to make sprites and custom characters!

Right now I still have my Commodore64, 2 1541 Drives, original monitor and my Amiga 1200 at home!

Wow, after two years of WinAVR and the Arduino IDE people get something like this! I wonder how the compile and run time is on board? I do have a feeling that this also might make it easy to write bad programs as quickly as good ones!