[FrankPetrov]

quite slowly working on a web game run by javascript.
I have quite a ways to go for the homepage.

[rookwood101]

Mr Kirill posted:

My site has been up for a couple of weeks now but I haven't posted it here, so here goes:

http://kircode.com/

cool.

[TerabyteS_]

-picsnip-

Feedback?

[swift and shift]

KmartSqrl posted:

And integration tests with Cucumber

When I write tests
Given that I am a programmer
And everyone reading these tests is a programmer
And even if a 'business person' wants to make changes they'll still manage to fuck up this faux-english bullshit syntax
Why should I have to write shit like this

[commander204]

TerabyteS_ posted:

Feedback?

( Looks like one of those lolblogs. But classy. )

Only thing I find out of place is "The Feed" which kind of sounds like a b - movie. Why not just call it "Feed"?

[TerabyteS_]

commander204 posted:

Looks like one of those lolblogs. But classy.

Thanks, it pretty much is one.

[Siemz]

Learned HTML + CSS Yesterday, hope it's clean enough, making a very basic layout.

[commander204]

Are those rounded corners images?

border-radius should work fine in a simple case like yours.

[Siemz]

commander204 posted:

Are those rounded corners images?

border-radius should work fine in a simple case like yours.

Rounded, yes.

And okay :), ill try to use that instead.

[smlance]

How's that compare to my previous one? I decided not to mess around with the colors just yet. I just removed the border around the "Welcome" bar and space everything out a bit more. I still think it can be improved a lot -- something(s) about it just doesn't feel right. Maybe it's too bare? I haven't done web/graphics design in so long...

[TerabyteS_]

smlance posted:

How's that compare to my previous one? I decided not to mess around with the colors just yet. I just removed the border around the "Welcome" bar and space everything out a bit more. I still think it can be improved a lot -- something(s) about it just doesn't feel right. Maybe it's too bare? I haven't done web/graphics design in so long...

Try to avoid using heavy borders and contrast between backgrounds or even containers altogether if you're striving for minimalism.

[kragmars102]

wrong thread. /snip.

[smlance]

TerabyteS_ posted:

Try to avoid using heavy borders and contrast between backgrounds or even containers altogether if you're striving for minimalism.

I don't really understand what you mean -- your wording is slightly ambiguous. Could you please elaborate or give an example?

[Crhem van der B]

So yeah, I'm going to work for one of the most successful web-dev companies in Lithuania from the 7th of August :D Can't wait to start working there, I really liked the atmosphere and the people there seem very nice.

Also, another company called me today (I've sent them my CV), but obviously I already got a better offer.

[Siemz]

Crhem van der B posted:

So yeah, I'm going to work for one of the most successful web-dev companies in Lithuania from the 7th of August :D Can't wait to start working there, I really liked the atmosphere and the people there seem very nice.

Also, another company called me today (I've sent them my CV), but obviously I already got a better offer.

Congratulations

Anyways, what is the smartest way to get the box under neath the other, on the right side.. ?

#box_top {
 width: 263px;
 height: 55px;
 border: 1px solid #00;
 padding-left: 55px;
 padding-top: 13px;
 color: white;
 background:url(img/box2.png);
 margin-left: 350px;
 }
 
#box_mid {
  width: 293px;
  border: 1px solid #00;
  padding-left: 25px;
  background:url(img/box1.png);
  color: white;
  margin-left: 350px;
  } 
 
 #box_down {
 width: 318px;
 height: 13px;
 border: 1px solid #00;
 background:url(img/box3.png);
 margin-left: 350px;
 }

[KmartSqrl]

swift and shift posted:

When I write tests
Given that I am a programmer
And everyone reading these tests is a programmer
And even if a 'business person' wants to make changes they'll still manage to fuck up this faux-english bullshit syntax
Why should I have to write shit like this

I thought it was weird when I first used it but I played around with it a little more and ended up liking it. I've always figured that it's to make the tests easier to read by 'business people', not to write. If you're running CI and business people are able to check build status they'll be able to tell what is going on a lot more easily this way.

I like it, but I do write integration tests with RSpec sometimes too.

[Darkwater124]

Siemz posted:

Congratulations

Anyways, what is the smartest way to get the box under neath the other, on the right side.. ?

Put both boxes in their own <div>s and set display: inline-block on the divs. Also, use classes for rules that (can) apply to more elements, IDs for single elements.

[Siemz]

Darkwater124 posted:

Put both boxes in their own <div>s and set display: inline-block on the divs. Also, use classes for rules that (can) apply to more elements, IDs for single elements.

Okay, thanks!

[KmartSqrl]

I'm working on hating Magento more. Working on a product display page. If I upload an image for the product in the admin panel it shows up fine in the admin panel. If I try to call it on the front-end it doesn't. BUT WAIT! If I request the small image or thumbnail on the front-end and then resize it to the size I want it works.. What the fuck?

[fritzel]

validation, client and server side

[Miljaker]

fritzel posted:

validation, client and server side

I suggest keeping the text inside the fields black.

[TerabyteS_]

fritzel posted:

validation, client and server side

dat corners

Edited:

smlance posted:

I don't really understand what you mean -- your wording is slightly ambiguous. Could you please elaborate or give an example?

I meant that I think you should reduce the border shadow, reduce the difference between the page's background and the container's and possibly even let go of the container all together (setting it to have no background)

[KmartSqrl]

KmartSqrl posted:

I'm working on hating Magento more. Working on a product display page. If I upload an image for the product in the admin panel it shows up fine in the admin panel. If I try to call it on the front-end it doesn't. BUT WAIT! If I request the small image or thumbnail on the front-end and then resize it to the size I want it works.. What the fuck?

Jesus christ, now it's also deciding to randomly leave a couple template files out of the page when I run a few data reading methods in another unrelated template. Methods that should not be changing the state of the application at all...

[TerabyteS_]

KmartSqrl posted:

Jesus christ, now it's also deciding to randomly leave a couple template files out of the page when I run a few data reading methods in another unrelated template. Methods that should not be changing the state of the application at all...

Sounds like you're having a very fun time!

[KmartSqrl]

Tons of fun haha. I just fixed it the hacky way because all the error logs are empty and I don't have time to try to dig way in and figure out what's going on.

Of course, as soon as I moved the piece of code that was reading that data to a different file, the other files magically started working. The best part of that whole thing was that the data was actually being read and printed correctly... (and the printing wasn't the issue because if I commented out everything but the line that was reading data it still broke the other template files)

[TerabyteS_]

Mr Kirill posted:

My site has been up for a couple of weeks now but I haven't posted it here, so here goes:

http://kircode.com/

For some reason I find the way you display your work a bit annoying. No offence intended.

Edited:

Probably because you refer to yourself in third person and mention your name a lot.

[XiZhao]

Jelly posted:

Writing a very scalable nodejs web framework with coffeescript, stylus and eco. View templates are cached and all js and css is compressed.

Aren't the words nodejs and scalable antonyms? lol

[Jelly]

XiZhao posted:

Aren't the words nodejs and scalable antonyms? lol

no

[Siemz]

fritzel posted:

validation, client and server side

Looks like the Text is just a little to close to the left-side of the boxes, look at the "3" for example, or the "J".

[smlance]

Decided to play around with the colors and the blur a bit. Aye?

[KmartSqrl]

The shadow on the links looks too fuzzy. The "Welcome" piece needs more vertical padding.

[Siemz]

smlance posted:

Decided to play around with the colors and the blur a bit. Aye?

Too "neon"-ish combined with the soft color of the "Welcome" background.

[Hentie]

fritzel posted:

validation, client and server side

those corners are really giving me an eyesore :(
why are you using them everywhere? it doesn't really seem to fit the theme, it's more like something for some space or futuristic cyberpunk website.

[fritzel]

^^ok, done a bit of changes. It's not cyberpunk now


Thanks everyone for the inputs.

[wizard`]

fritzel posted:

^^ok, done a bit of changes. It's not cyberpunk now


Thanks everyone for the inputs.

The font on the submit and reset buttons can go to hell


more letterspacing

[fritzel]

^^I like that font. Here is how it looks with spacing, not good.

[Ohfoohy]

Do not like the font.

[ShaunOfTheLive]

That font is only meant to be used in large headings, not 12pt.

[fritzel]

So, why not suggest a good font for that ?

Verdana is fine ?

[smlance]

Iteration 4! Suggestions, please...