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Yay!! We made it, frontpage on HN!

Did you remove '@' ?

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There's a whole bunch of such 'codecasts' coming soon.

Not only on CSS3 stuff but on JS, Coffee, SASS, Zen Coding, Markdown, etc. too!

By closing eyes.

Nice work on the new site design, really clean and neat!

really nice, maybe could open source this on github with a small app that would allow others to do the same thing :)

hi all, just signup (with twitter or github - takes 10sec) to use the awesome labs, kthx.

$0, google ads do not bother me really (whether relevant or irrelevant).

I would like to know a bit more about the architecture behind it.

When 1000 users are coding together some RoR app, how do you guys execute that many behind on your server ? I can understand that file browser and all can be done with HTML5 APIs, but then on execution you have to take the entire app (controllers, models, views, asset pipeline, etc. etc.) on the server execute them, get the output.

Are you guys going to run a lot of web server instances then (maybe 1 per user)?

Would love to know if you got no problem with sharing. Just for knowledge :)

Cheers and good luck with it!

not sure why that would be happening. will take a look into the problem.

although you can signup on cssdeck with your twitter/github accounts and then comment (takes few seconds).

I should have added some optimizations, but I promise to add them tomorrow. So please check back tomorrow again. Apologies for the crashes.

been using it for the past few months, simply amazing and joyful. props for the great work!

but the plan/aim is to make it all very simple to setup (even for noobs :)). cmon, ACL knowledge is not something wide spread.

So, we need to keep things simpler!

ok, here's a question.

what if the "bare" git repo (/srv/git/helloworld.git) belongs to a user "git" and the non-bare setup (/srv/www/helloworld) belongs to use "conradev" ? this (different users) setup is what one would prefer when multiple people are working on the project.

git pull hub master would fail in that case as it would be executed by the git user. so you'll probably have a lot of hard time figuring out permissions. what are your suggestions now ?

I have been working on a collection of css creations - http://cssdeck.com

I plan to continue working on it and i hope it's helping out a lot of frontend fellows!

but Chrome is the no.1 browser :D

i am extremely sorry regarding what happened. we were just moving today and upgrading things. should be all fixed now!

noted.

honestly, when i launched the website, i came to know that dribbble had similar listing (from such feedbacks like yours :P). trust me, neither was i inspired from dribbble's listing nor did i steal/copy/ripoff anything from there.

well, its ... mmk.

wow, i was fixing bugs and improving parts but then suddenly website gone down. server hungup :|

Then i checked various tools like GA and found HN hit up with massive traffic, lol :D

I just launched V2 today and was moving servers, hehe.

Sorry if anyone faced bad downtime/errors.

nice work, i can already guess that it is socket.io + node.js :D

I like the UI, very well done.

really nice, like it!

try full view

I did not make the item but would like to know how is it broken ? It looks fine in my latest chrome (18.0.1025.151) and FF 11.

Full View URL - http://cssdeck.com/item/preview/308/awesome-rotating-css-ima...

Any screenshots or videos (can make one with screenr.com) would be helpful. I would like to know whether it is a problem related to the item or to the website.

Opera and IE do not support CSS3 animations.

can you explain on how the website is unusable ? The website does work fine in Chrome, FF, Opera, IE9+.

Please tell me more (with screenshots if possible), will be helpful. Thanks!

Is that really dissapointing ? IE does not support CSS3 Animations yet, and by the time it supports them, it won't have a market share :P

these are on our todo list, thanks!

haha, yeh