CSS line-height’s fact
Remember: CSS line-height property better defined with just a number (Page 51). Thanks to José Vittone who reminded me about this.
Line Height
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WordPress 3.0 is here..
…y leer las no-noticias de los no-developers es muy aburrido. Miren el video o lean las release notes.
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Bargain
“If there’s something people like more than getting a bargain, it’s getting a bargain and feeling smart.” (quote taken from Don’t just roll the dice book by Neil Davidson)
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Pirates!
“If your price is way off whack, you will provide an opening for a special type of competitor: the pirate. Price software too high, or at a price point that most people judge ‘unfair’, then be prepared to be ripped off in return.”
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Buenas prácticas
“Go ahead, open your browser, visit your favorite web page, and turn off JavaScript; does it still work? How about all CSS; can you still navigate to where you need to go? Finally, is it possible to use your site without a mouse?”
Breve cita de Pro JavaScript Techniques de John Resig. Por cierto, muy interesante este libro!
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Vagueness
“The website is broken”. “Feature X isn’t working properly”. Vague requests are a pain to deal with. It’s always surprising to me how exasperated non-programmers tend to get when they are asked to reproduce a problem for a programmer. They don’t seem to understand that “it’s broken, fix it!” is not enough information for us to work off of.
Software is (for the most part) deterministic. We like it that way. Humor us by letting us figure out which step of the process is broken instead of asking us to simply “fix it”.
Via Kevin Pang
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