AllThingsSmitty

I created a GitHub repo with classic algorithms written in readable, modern JavaScript. It’s aimed at learners and interview prep. Would love your feedback or ideas for improvements.

https://github.com/AllThingsSmitty/javascript-algorithms

Hmm, interesting. Since `border-right` is shorthand, we're saying that `0` as a value is applied to `border-right-width`, `border-right-style`, and `border-right-color`. The `0` value can be applied to `width` but not to the other properties.

Glad it helps. Thanks for the comment.

Well said.

It's a nice summary about the challenges that that UX designer faced working with a B2B app.

I can't speak for the accounts that cropped up posting comments, but I'm the original HN submitter for this article (not the author) and I can assure you there's no blogspamming happening on my part.

That is kinda odd.

I appreciate the feedback everyone. Thanks for taking a moment to comment.

That's a good point. I'll need to dig into it a bit more.

I'd love your input on this. Vote here: https://plus.google.com/u/0/+MattSmithYo/posts/1NH7FMkBrPj

The start of some, at least.

Thanks, that's good info.

No doubt, Safari is tested fully. I was just curious why I would want to test Chrome on both a Mac and Windows for general web stuff; same with Firefox (since Safari can't be put on Windows).

Thanks.

True. But since Safari can't be put on Windows I didn't include it as part of my question.

But say I did all my testing on Mac (except IE); does Chrome behave that differently between OS X and Windows that it should be tested on both? Same for Firefox?

Or vice versa...

If I test Chrome and Firefox on a Mac, why would I need to on Windows?

Great resource.