Inviz

Sorry to sound silly, but I've only seen real milky way in Americas, but never in Asia. It's a common knowledge to me that you can see it, but it doesn't quite match the reality for me.

Yaroslaff Fedin, http://github.com/inviz

Indonesia, Bali [Remote!] Full Time/Part Time/Contract

Stack: JS, CSS, Ruby, PHP

Resume: https://gist.github.com/Inviz/b9fe5778bf656e0d2f98

Contact: invizko@gmail.com

A frontend-focused Full stack developer. Looking for remote work. Not your ordinary Joe, a skillful rapid developer with attention to detail. 9 years of experience of remote work.

Nice. Doesnt let you use "Object" name though, errors out

For example, styling the same unique block based on context. If it's a mainpage, I want it red, otherwise it's green.

Always wanted to ask: Isn't google's diff-match-patch library suitable for the same thing? It can apply patches to altered input pretty nicely.

Is there a conceptual difference? Diffs support all types of operations - insert, remove, replace. I'm really curious about realtime collaboration, but can't decide which is the right tool for the job.

I confirm, this doesn't work in safari 5.0.3.

Lots of trace garbage in console, doesn't do anything when i type things in and press enter.

See? There's the problem. Since there's no conclusion between vendors on console object API, console.log function may not have .apply method.

It's not only the console object functions actually, most of the browsers choke on a [1,2,3].forEach(alert) and other [Native Code] functions.

What do you think happens when you pass arguments to functions like that?

1. there are more methods (dir, group, error, etc)

2. some browsers provide console.log but not others

3. those methods most of the time are not .apply'able or .call'able. that matters when you try to output an array of items with the right firebug/devtools coloring. But you cant. You get the ["Message", "was sent", {Object}] output with the arrayish square brackets and all strings with the double quotes. If you pass values directly via console.log(type, action, object) the output will not have double quotes around each string and the "Message was sent" part will read as one sentence, not two values of one array.

4. Some combinations of firefox (i think ff4) with firebug (even disabled) raise exceptions when you attempt to redefine one of the console objects. The exception alone renders some of the sites broken.

Handling the console object is needlessly painful and hard. Someone has to stop it.

I am a long time firebug and chrome developer tools user and i was with you on chrome having the "best Javascript debugging tools". Unfortunately, it still crashes when doing some tricky debugging things, and it has plenty of bugs (e.g. after a while debugging, the console stops outputting complex objects (objects, arrays) leaving spaces instead, so a collection of elements looks like [, , , ]).

I switched to OSX 4 years ago and i hate to say it, but I found IE9 and IE10 debuggers (even ran in virtual machine) the be the most stable debugging tools. I encourage you to give it a try. It turns out, that we're living rather a miserable life trying to find tools that don't crash, and there are good tools out there. Too bad they are on the "alternative" operating system MS Windows is.

I tried to use all the edge sass and compass, but gradients css code seems to be rendered without "old webkit" (with color-stops) gradient syntax. Although changelog says it stays.

What is the decision on the subject? Am I facing a bug or is it really deprecated?

Very entertaining, especially when it picks up images. Too bad it loses them too fast. Can you please add an option to keep images for longer? I love Hitler spinning around.

Very good tool and gives fairly optimistic results (slowcop.com gets 95/100) and quite some interesting tips. Going to use this next time instead of YSlow.

The only thing is that it really is into minifying the css and gives high numbers of potential savings. It'd be more helpful to display a number that takes gzip compression into account. Something like "Minify this css to save 31% (5% after compression)"

Profiling is a fair game, right?

https://img.skitch.com/20110118-egpetjh52gwnsxr9ct2g8bxtad.p...

Gives a deep insight on what contributes slowdown to new twitter.

EDIT: I mean, that's on 3GHz 4GB RAM machine. No wonder it freezes slower computers.

I share a large close to luxury house with atleast three hackers located in Bali, Indonesia. Recently we finished the transfer by getting a good internet connection (not that easy in mountains, but totally worth it). My advice - move to the friendly environment that lets you live off really small money (100$ is a good salary for locals here) and then things are easy and pleasing.

Even header colors on both sites are exactly the same - #c17878.

http://mootools.net/forge/p/lsd (Demos: http://inviz.github.com/lsd-examples/Demos/index.html http://jsfiddle.net/inviz/htmmv/)

New wave interface library that uses SVG to draw graphics, html as a templating language and a superset of css for theming. Already spent 1 year on this and have like maybe 5 months to go (add IE support, more polished features).

The thing is my very state of art code that i'm putting my soul into. Every day, even a small tweak makes me feel like I'm moving to the right direction.

Proud half baked product (not public production ready, but is used in several small projects) seeks for interested organizations and contributors, invizko@gmail.com :)