The Netrunner Codes @NetrunnerLogic

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The Netrunner Codes @NetrunnerLogic

9 months ago

How to scale the right way explained in one image.

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10 months ago

Another workaround is setting the height of the parent to 1px if the parent is using a min-height value. This gives the parent an explicit height value while still respecting min-height, and now the child element's height 100% value will fill the entire height of the parent.

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10 months ago

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10 months ago

Weird CSS oddity. When no explicit height has been declared on a parent element, children cannot use height 100% on some safari / mac os broswers. Work around is -webkit-fill-available. aspect-ratio on wrapper for flex slider revealed this quirk.

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11 months ago

There are really only four main design templates for websites: home, interior page, posts / dynamic content / contact page. That's 95% of your website right there. Additional templates or mods to existing templates should only be built when it's absolutely necessary.

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11 months ago

Another good example is a piece of CSS I haven't written in Cursor before. It knows what I mean by "parallax background" and creates the CSS just as I would have. It adds a tint overlay that I can adjust as well. As with the last example, I just have to hit tab to commit.

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11 months ago

Example of Cursor's predictive ability: As soon as I was done writing the first flex item, it correctly assumed I was going to put an image in the second flex item. All I have to do now, is hit tab to commit the suggestion to the page. It does this ALL THE TIME.

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11 months ago

Cursor's (Claude 3.5) predictive tendencies when it comes to writing HTML and CSS is off the charts. I can't tell you how many times I've begun to write code, and it auto completes exactly what I was thinking before I've even given it real context.

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The Netrunner Codes @NetrunnerLogic

12 months ago

A good rule of thumb is that quick and easy gives you more freedom in the short term but less freedom in the long term. This can apply to whatever you want it to.

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The Netrunner Codes @NetrunnerLogic

a year ago

WordPress developers, when making changes to files on a server, what is your preferred method?

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The Netrunner Codes @NetrunnerLogic

a year ago

We are in the fourth major iteration of what it means to write code. Here's an overview ⬇️ Big Braining ➡️ Programming Books ➡️ Stack Overflow ➡️ AI Tools ➡️ ??? If you are an AI hater, it's likely that you are stuck in one of the previous iterations. Ask yourself, why?

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The Netrunner Codes @NetrunnerLogic

a year ago

I will always choose collaboration. Solo dev is no fun unless it's a personal project.

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a year ago

I will always choose collaboration. Solo dev is no fun unless it's a personal project.

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The Netrunner Codes @NetrunnerLogic

a year ago

AIs that help you write code is the next logical step in our progression as developers. Every decade, new tools are developed that "old heads" hate because they threaten traditional ideas of what it means to be a developer. Adapt and Embrace.

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The Netrunner Codes @NetrunnerLogic

a year ago

I started using Cursor this weekend, and this morning I typed in "acf repeater code" in the line above some list items and hit tab, and cursor produced the code I needed and inserted the list items exactly how I would have done it. AI haters aren't going to be haters for long.