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**HTF** · 2nd July 2012

Make the white boxes the same size, looks weird having different sizes.

**Sean C** · 3rd July 2012

I thought the same but how do I account for seed titles that have to be two lines to fit like I have there? Or what if someone has a description that is only a few words, just leave big blank space in the rest of the white box?

The idea now is to have a few rows of those boxes that will auto-align themselves up or down in successive rows so it plugs gaps but I'm not sure what do you guys think?

EDIT: Like so

**_Undefined** · 3rd July 2012

Regarding that contract, I'd take it. I have a Rails developer friend here in the UK who has been on minimum wage for 3 years, who is nearly 22 now, whilst I'm am earning £5000 p/a doing php after just one year (go figure).

Really I'm saying, get your god damn foot in the door and climb that motherfucker.

**Jelly** · 3rd July 2012

Code:

class FileManager extends OS.Application
	options:
		name: 'File Manager'
		alias: 'filemanager'
		icon:
			small: '/images/icons/16/folder.png'
			medium: '/images/icons/24/folder.png'
			large: '/images/icons/32/folder.png'
	init: (path=user.home) ->
		window = new @Window
			width: 800
			height: 400
			title: pathFilename path


		@registerWindow window


		browser = new @Control.FileBrowser path: path


		browser.on 'change', (path) =>
			window.title = pathFilename path


		browser.on 'file', (item) =>
			item.on 'click', =>
				os.openFile item.info.path


		window.add browser
							
os.registerApplication FileManager

Modules!

**swift and shift** · 3rd July 2012

_Undefined posted:

Regarding that contract, I'd take it. I have a Rails developer friend here in the UK who has been on minimum wage for 3 years, who is nearly 22 now, whilst I'm am earning £5000 p/a doing php after just one year (go figure).

Really I'm saying, get your god damn foot in the door and climb that motherfucker.

lmao you're both being taken for a ride

**h2ooooooo** · 3rd July 2012

_Undefined posted:

Regarding that contract, I'd take it. I have a Rails developer friend here in the UK who has been on minimum wage for 3 years, who is nearly 22 now, whilst I'm am earning £5000 p/a doing php after just one year (go figure).

Really I'm saying, get your god damn foot in the door and climb that motherfucker.

£5000 anually, and you seem to think that it's decent? I'm a PHP developer, and I earn about £30,000 p/a (roughly £20,000 after taxes), and my wage isn't particularly high.

**Darkwater124** · 3rd July 2012

Sean C posted:

I thought the same but how do I account for seed titles that have to be two lines to fit like I have there? Or what if someone has a description that is only a few words, just leave big blank space in the rest of the white box?

The idea now is to have a few rows of those boxes that will auto-align themselves up or down in successive rows so it plugs gaps but I'm not sure what do you guys think?

EDIT: Like so

Use Javascript to grab the height from the tallest one, then set every other div to that height.
Or if you want to do it better, do the same, but for the titles and the descriptions instead of just the container.

**StinkyJoe** · 3rd July 2012

h2ooooooo posted:

£5000 anually, and you seem to think that it's decent? I'm a PHP developer, and I earn about £30,000 p/a (roughly £20,000 after taxes), and my wage isn't particularly high.

I'm pretty sure he made a mistake with that number.

**swift and shift** · 3rd July 2012

StinkyJoe posted:

I'm pretty sure he made a mistake with that number.

christ I would hope so.

Even still, his minimum wage Rails developer friend is still getting royally screwed

**Crhem van der B** · 3rd July 2012

5000 pounds per year? Even in my country you cannot be so underpaid as a PHP developer...

xmariusx · 3rd July 2012

Sean C posted:

I thought the same but how do I account for seed titles that have to be two lines to fit like I have there? Or what if someone has a description that is only a few words, just leave big blank space in the rest of the white box?

The idea now is to have a few rows of those boxes that will auto-align themselves up or down in successive rows so it plugs gaps but I'm not sure what do you guys think?

EDIT: Like so

You don't want to make the white boxes to tall. So set a static height, and put in read more for the long descriptions and white space for the short ones.

Sean C posted:

Guys help. Good? bad? what do?
(Disregard text, it's just filler)

Make the ad fit in with the rest of the site somehow :)

**h2ooooooo** · 3rd July 2012

What a coincidence for me talking about wage 4 hours ago.. My boss just told me he'll be upping my wage from 23,000 DKK (~£2,500) to 27,000 DKK (~£2,900) each month starting from this month. That's a 17.4% raise after 9 months in the company. Yay!

**_Undefined** · 3rd July 2012

Yes I meant £5000 more.

Edited:

Unrelated, does anyone know of any useful twitter accounts to follow for web developer resources?

Freze · 3rd July 2012

h2ooooooo posted:

What a coincidence for me talking about wage 4 hours ago.. My boss just told me he'll be upping my wage from 23,000 DKK (~£2,500) to 27,000 DKK (~£2,900) each month starting from this month. That's a 17.4% raise after 9 months in the company. Yay!

TopTaxes? (Hvilket firma?)

**Knoxed** · 3rd July 2012

Working on a gmod server.cfg generator with some friends.

**TerabyteS_** · 3rd July 2012

http://gabrielecirulli.com for mobile devices

**Asgard** · 3rd July 2012

Miljaker posted:

Here in The Netherlands it's around 4euro/h bruto minimum for and 18 year old. That is very high compared to most other European countries. I made that amount as a "kitchen help" (dish-washing mostly) as webdeveloper you would get at around 10 euros/h. That is if you show skill and actually get hired...

I would be happy if I had the chance to work as a webdev for 5e/h netto when I was 18.

Edited:

Just spoke to a friend of my who was in almost the exact same situation as you except he already finished highschool. He started with 5 euros/h bruto. Which became quickly 8 euros/h. He is 20 right now and still working there for a little more then 10 euro/h.

I earned 4,65 per hour bruto at 17 in the Netherlands doing manual labour. 8 euro/h sounds more fair for a 18 year old doing a technical job.

**Kirth** · 4th July 2012

14 euro/hr :3 (Belgium).

Where do you people keep finding those underpaid jobs? You can earn up to 18/hr working the night shift (in ploeg) in a factory. I would, but if I'd work any more my parent's lose child support.

Chesnut · 4th July 2012

Wow. Just wow. Here, in Estonia, 3-5€/hr makes you the boss. One can't even dream for any more than that.

**swift and shift** · 4th July 2012

Kirth posted:

14 euro/hr :3 (Belgium).

Where do you people keep finding those underpaid jobs? You can earn up to 18/hr working the night shift (in ploeg) in a factory. I would, but if I'd work any more my parent's lose child support.

14 euros an hour is also not fantastic

**Asgard** · 4th July 2012

I would assume that living costs in Estonia are also lower.

Richy19 · 4th July 2012

swift and shift posted:

14 euros an hour is also not fantastic

Its pretty good if its a small company/non-graduate job

**Jelly** · 4th July 2012

Oh my god, my sides.

**swift and shift** · 4th July 2012

Richy19 posted:

Its pretty good if its a small company/non-graduate job

not in a first world country sorry

Richy19 · 4th July 2012

swift and shift posted:

not in a first world country sorry

It is if the living price is cheaper, look at these figures: Australia vs Belgium, the more it costs to live in a country the higher the wages are, if his country is cheaper to live in then theres no "need" for the wage to be soo high.
But all this debate is pointless, different countries consider different amounts to be high/average/low, we should instead look at the average living cost and then see what percentage the wage is compared to that(I would have thought that using this method would give a similar figure when we compare australia to some european countries(the ones that arent in the shitter that is))

Streetser20 · 4th July 2012

Agree with Jaybuz "everything sans the white boxes is too dark".

The main focus on that image was the advert (for me). Since it was the brightest thing on the page, so try lighter-colours (although the colour scheme is nice).

**phytocide** · 4th July 2012

windows pls

**Weiss** · 5th July 2012

Looks fine to me - Chromium on win7
blame the browser

**phytocide** · 5th July 2012

I used chromium on windows 7, I had visual effects off so nothing was smoothed

AvA64 · 5th July 2012

I was working on Luabin - website contained all Gmod functions, hook, libraries and other. But it takes too much time. And I also had to change this ugly design that I made being intoxicated. It's not final version.

**acpm** · 5th July 2012

AvA64 posted:

I was working on Luabin - website contained all Gmod functions, hook, libraries and other. But it takes too much time. And I also had to change this ugly design that I made being intoxicated. It's not final version.

looks like something i would poop out if i was making fun of someone's design work or purposely wanted to make something terrible looking

Edited:

Jelly posted:

Oh my god, my sides.

almost every last one of them is an idiot

it's amazing, like watching monkeys throw dung at each other from behind a glass pane

AvA64 · 5th July 2012

amcfaggot posted:

looks like something i would poop out if i was making fun of someone's design work or purposely wanted to make something terrible looking

As I said, I wanted to change the design.

**ShaunOfTheLive** · 5th July 2012

alex1996arm posted:

I made this site alone in a period of a few months, it was for my MYP project. Everything is made from scratch
it's more of a test site.

heres the adress:

http://alex1996arm.site40.net/

You're not filtering anything in the image URL field, which means I can close the image tag and inject my own HTML (including Javascript), which I could use to possibly do an XSS attack on somebody that I invited to my event.

This is just an alert box proof-of-concept:
http://alex1996arm.site40.net/viewevent.php?id=49

Coldfusion69 · 5th July 2012

http://totalsmite.com

would like some advice

**Sean C** · 5th July 2012

Coldfusion69 posted:

http://totalsmite.com

would like some advice

I think the nav might be a little big. Also, maybe the images next to the article text are too big?

Communist Cake · 5th July 2012

So I'm trying to figure out CSS and HTML...

How did I do for a first try?

Coldfusion69 · 5th July 2012

Sean C posted:

I think the nav might be a little big. Also, maybe the images next to the article text are too big?

Was basically going for something similar to this with the news:

http://blog.kotaku.com/

But yeah definately nav is too big didn't notice it really, gonna have to change that.

starbug · 5th July 2012

Communist Cake posted:

So I'm trying to figure out CSS and HTML...

(image)

How did I do for a first try?

I like it.

Although it fits into the "notebook" theme, I'd lose the ruled background in the content area and go with a plain colour (or subtle texture). It doesn't line up with the text, and it ends up getting in the way as a result.

Chesnut · 5th July 2012

Communist Cake posted:

So I'm trying to figure out CSS and HTML...

-image-

How did I do for a first try?

I'm annoyed by the year getting cut off and pushed onto the next line. Maybe you could remove the comma and make the year align to the left, under the date?

**TerabyteS_** · 5th July 2012

I was feeling bored so I spent the evening making random logos