Jon H.M. Chan
Jon H.M. Chan
Started here https://github.com/StackExchange/blog/issues/58 and did so for `podcasts` but would be nice to have it restored for the other categories
We're going to have to use the Disqus comment importer if we want to get the comments on the existing WordPress. This is something we'll have to try when there...
For myself, @ErinCorleyGray and @hairboat to work on. I've given both point people on the community and marketing teams a training on the workflow, it's time to reflect any gaps...
This was brought up by @tlimoncelli and a few others in the Diversity group about putting some Twitter content here. Could explore using http://www.twitterfeed.com/ for this sort of thing.
Currently, listeners affect the entire ruleset of a selector. For example, if you wanted to have every `h1` tag have a random opacity every time you clicked it, it would...
A very common practice is to split styles into multiple files, typically so that certain parts are reusable throughout a site (like grids, fonts, etc.) and others are more specific...
This is currently the achilles heel in using this library in a production environment. CSS (and the Less, and Sass that can generate it) get all the advantages of being...
Related to https://github.com/JonHMChan/descartes/issues/26 Currently, Descartes does _not_ take advantage of [web workers](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_Workers_API/Using_web_workers) to increase the performance of the library. I think the vast majority of what Descartes does should be...
Extensions should be: - JavaScript classes - Private attributes that describe the library, modifiable at construction - Value methods that produce computed values for properties (shorthand for rgba(), modular font-sizes,...