Show HN: Stampede – REST Framework for Deno 6 years ago
Wow, this is som really impressive work. Seems to have a lot of well thought out features, looking forward to taking it for a spin.
How have you found it working with Deno so far?
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This really sucks. But just because he has gotten a "license" from a musician friend does not mean that they can use/copy any sounds or melodies, and the company attacking him might have some kind of valid claim. Just a quick check of the first video I found from him had an intro which could be argued to be similar to George Harrison, Got My Mind Set On You for example.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2IVj4K2hLE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZwjdGSqO0k
Don't know if it is the reason for the ban, but Niteos main product seems to be a service for creating spam networks. https://www.easyblognetworks.com, https://niteo.co/projects
Colors and accessibility 7 years ago
Hi everyone, Anton, the creator of Color.review here.
8% of all men have some kind of color blindness, and plenty more people have other visual deficiencies. Even though they represent 100s of millions, we designers & developers often skip making sure that our designs work for everyone.
I made Color.review to help with that, believing that with better tooling we can change this behavior and get more people to check their colors.
Would love any feedback you have on the project!
Also, a litten gem, if you want you can send links to a direct color test. Such as the HN link color & background: https://color.review/check/828282-F6F6EF
Colors and accessibility 7 years ago
If anyone else have a problem reading the text, please let me know! Otterpro, if you want, send your browser specs to me at robsarve@gmail.com and I will check if anything strange is going on.
Also, the color & background of the article changes when you use the color-picker to give you more visual feedback of the selected colors.
/Anton - creator
Colors and accessibility 7 years ago
Hi, Anton, the creator of Color.review here.
I can agree that WCAG guidelines are a bit harsh sometimes but it makes sure that everyone have a good chance to view the content. Eyes, colors & computers interact in complex ways.
Also, in many countries, by law, you have to follow WCAG, specially for the public sector.
If you are interested how and what values W3 have chosen you can read more here: https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG21/Understanding/contrast-enhance...
Don't fully understand what you mean by providing "color around the WCAG".