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WebReflection

  1. @D_mitar never found a limit in the meaning that should be browser/engine specific ... I remember up to 2Mb no problems though
  2. "everything compiles into JavaScript" ? ... what if JavaScript can become everything? Reflect.parse looks promising wiki.ecmascript.org/doku.php?id=st…
  3. @janl what I mean is that implicit ads could be OKish to spread a brand but also obtrusive for our subconscious memory #moreorless
  4. @janl you wrote that "via Tweetbot for iOS" ... ;)
  5. @evilhackerdude never mind ... it's not Safari, is OSX Lion doing this with everything I scroll ... weird optimization !
  6. @evilhackerdude latest, when i scroll everything is blurry even the url bar and the rest of the chrome window then sharp again once finished
  7. wow, latest Safari really push everything to the GPU even while scrolling, included chrome window, at least in my MacMini #blurry or #sharpy
  8. @vitobotta indeed I had 2 DAFUQ moments, one for "do they really need that to earn money" and one for "look, easyjet is suggested" #DAFUQ
  9. so ryanair uses Ads by Google ... which obviously suggests competitors all over the place ... #epicfail twitter.com/WebReflection/…
  10. @bga_ I was talking about mousedown, touchstart ... and I guess "enterfinger" now ...
  11. #LEAP Motion .. I wonder how many other interfaces we need to implement on browser side to catch up with all these variables #randomthoughts
  12. @paul_irish mine wasn't a rant about Chrome success, rather a hint about do not develop for Chrome only + other vendors should catch up ASAP
  13. btw ... skydiving is like a video game: you cannot sleep any more until you reach the next level: highly addictive! #offtopic
  14. people excited about Chrome more popular than IE? I would be excited about *all* browsers implementing standards properly #learnfrompast
  15. @evilhackerdude something like this, maybe less obtrusive? gist.github.com/2709261 does the trick through some
  16. @evilhackerdude for function reusability you can address this.$ inside rather than gotcha ... just use the second argument of Array extras
  17. @evilhackerdude var gotcha={$:0};[1,2,3].some(function(v){return(gotcha.$=v)<3},gotcha);alert(gotcha.$); #easy ;-)
  18. @evilhackerdude or use index of if you are interested only in the very first true case
  19. @evilhackerdude and what kind of object would you expect if not looping over all true conditions? if you have to walk through use filter ;)