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  1. # Session Start: Thu Oct 18 00:00:00 2012
  2. # Session Ident: #webplatform
  3. # [00:00] <shepazu> Damianz: you're really not helping your case :)
  4. # [00:00] <utkarshc> Hi
  5. # [00:00] <shepazu> hi, utkarshc
  6. # [00:00] <Damianz> I didn't know I had a case tbf.
  7. # [00:00] <utkarshc> Hi Shepazu, I was wondering if any one knows, if jquery.tools validator works with IE9?
  8. # [00:01] <utkarshc> For the life of it, It works with everything else, but IE8, IE9.. I believe IE9 has HTML5 compatibility
  9. # [00:02] * @Garbee gets some popcorn.
  10. # [00:02] <@Garbee> utkarshc, Have you tried asking in #jquery?
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  13. # [00:02] <shepazu> utkarshc: right now, we're focused on building the site, so this channel isn't (yet) a help channel :)
  14. # [00:02] <utkarshc> no, I'll try doing that.. Thanks
  15. # [00:02] <shepazu> thanks Garbee
  16. # [00:02] <utkarshc> sorry about that :)
  17. # [00:02] <shepazu> no problem!
  18. # [00:03] <@Garbee> utkarshc, We are glad to help get you where you can get help. It is just we are kinda stretched just getting the docs in order atm.
  19. # [00:03] <shepazu> what Garbee said
  20. # [00:03] <shepazu> :)
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  22. # [00:04] <utkarshc> got it! Anything I could help with?
  23. # [00:04] <shepazu> utkarshc: well, since you asked...
  24. # [00:04] <shepazu> !help
  25. # [00:04] <wpdbot> shepazu: Here's a list of all the commands I support: apple, beginner, blog, bugfiling, bugs, contribute, docs, faq, forum, goto, help, ontopic, pr, tutorials, and wpd. You can message me privately to see what each one does.
  26. # [00:04] <shepazu> !contribute
  27. # [00:04] <wpdbot> shepazu: A guide to get started contributing can be found here: http://docs.webplatform.org/wiki/WPD:Getting_Started.
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  29. # [00:04] <shepazu> that's the one :)
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  32. # [00:05] <utkarshc> I see, thanks.. I'll read that and surely see what I can contribute.. would love to be a part of this
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  36. # [00:08] <shepazu> thanks, utkarshc
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  39. # [00:08] <utkarshc> np!
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  41. # [00:09] <shepazu> Garbee, mdel, eternicode, can I get your opinion?
  42. # [00:09] <shepazu> we are *mostly* CC-BY
  43. # [00:09] <shepazu> some content from MDN is CC-BY-SA
  44. # [00:09] <shepazu> but we are working to transition from that
  45. # [00:10] <shepazu> (over time)
  46. # [00:10] <shepazu> we want to put the CC-BY icon in the footer, to make our license clear
  47. # [00:10] <shepazu> (and so people can know that they can reuse our content)
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  49. # [00:11] <shepazu> BUT!
  50. # [00:11] <shepazu> we don't want to give the wrong impression
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  52. # [00:12] <@Garbee> I would say, put it in the footer and then on pages with CC-BY-SA content have a notice that that content is under a different license that is very clear. Perhaps even remove the footer licnese on those page as well to be even clearer.
  53. # [00:12] <shepazu> so, what do you think about having the CC-BY icon down there, and maybe add something to the template to also add the CC-BY-SA icon when appropriate?
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  55. # [00:13] <shepazu> Garbee: you read my mind
  56. # [00:13] <@Garbee> Yup.
  57. # [00:13] <@Garbee> That is exactly what I wanted since launch since I couldn't even find the license.
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  59. # [00:13] <@Garbee> I eventually did though.
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  63. # [00:16] <@Garbee> shepazu, I don't think I read your mind. I think we both just have common sense.
  64. # [00:16] <shepazu> Garbee: speak for yourself
  65. # [00:16] <shepazu> :P
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  67. # [00:17] <shepazu> hey, is mstalfoort an admin?
  68. # [00:17] * shepazu checks
  69. # [00:17] <@Garbee> Let me check...
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  73. # [00:18] <shepazu> Garbee: can you please remind me to ask mstalfoort if they want to be an admin?
  74. # [00:18] <@Garbee> Does't look like it.
  75. # [00:18] <@Garbee> doesn't*
  76. # [00:18] <@Garbee> Yea, I will try.
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  80. # [00:19] <clarkpan> good morning
  81. # [00:19] <shepazu> hey, clarkpan
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  83. # [00:20] <shepazu> clarkpan: where are you located?
  84. # [00:20] <clarkpan> sydney
  85. # [00:20] <shepazu> aha!
  86. # [00:20] <clarkpan> the best city in the world!
  87. # [00:20] <shepazu> … next to Melbourne...
  88. # [00:21] <@Garbee> Yea, I hear Sydney isn't too great from the Aussies I know.
  89. # [00:21] <shepazu> jk… you have awesome giant bats!
  90. # [00:21] <clarkpan> melbourne has its charms
  91. # [00:21] <shepazu> I like Sydney, been there many times
  92. # [00:21] <clarkpan> is that game exhibition still on at the ACMI?
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  94. # [00:22] <@Garbee> Does anyone know of a way to filter Q&A posts by a specific user?
  95. # [00:23] <@Garbee> I'd love to see all of a certain persons posts. (Don't ask why.)
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  97. # [00:23] <shepazu> seems like a reasonable thing to want to do
  98. # [00:23] <@Garbee> Ah, I can actually just search spcifying the Q&A site. It is its own subdomain.
  99. # [00:24] <shepazu> yes
  100. # [00:24] <@Garbee> Win!
  101. # [00:24] <shepazu> (at some point, we want to unify search, to some degree… but not now)
  102. # [00:24] <paul_irish> have other people complained about the low color contrast between text and links?
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  104. # [00:25] <paul_irish> it bugs me pretty regularly. i can file a ticket..
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  106. # [00:25] <shepazu> paul_irish: yes, I've seen that bug
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  108. # [00:25] <paul_irish> k good
  109. # [00:25] <shepazu> paul_irish: suggestions?
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  113. # [00:26] <paul_irish> i find an underline in body links totally worthwhile http://paulirish.com/i/c0d190.png
  114. # [00:26] <paul_irish> kill it on hover
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  116. # [00:27] <paul_irish> looks attractive and makes me want to explore the content more
  117. # [00:27] <@Garbee> Yea, we need underlines.
  118. # [00:27] <paul_irish> compare to http://paulirish.com/i/d0d630.png
  119. # [00:27] <shepazu> works for me… any other opinions?
  120. # [00:27] <@Garbee> Also some have complained about the text color itself. I filed a bug on that one.
  121. # [00:27] <paul_irish> i think the underline solves the contrast and we wouldnt need to change color
  122. # [00:28] <shepazu> paul_irish: I think the contrast complaint is with all text, not just links or body text
  123. # [00:28] <@Garbee> Some are saying the color itself overall is hard to read. I changed it to black and it was superbly better for me.
  124. # [00:28] <@Garbee> I myself am going to add my own styles on top of the default somehow to automatically have changes like that.
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  126. # [00:29] <@Garbee> That way whether it is updated for everyone or not I can read easily.
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  132. # [00:38] <paul_irish> .mw-content-text a { }
  133. # [00:38] <paul_irish> inside the @media screen
  134. # [00:38] <paul_irish> probably. and kill it in a :hover
  135. # [00:38] <paul_irish> lets do it, shepazu!
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  137. # [00:39] <paul_irish> fun view http://docs.webplatform.org/w/index.php?namespace=0&title=Special%3ARecentChanges
  138. # [00:39] <@Garbee> Paul, speaking of waldir too they are making edits in the Wiki here and there. But that is all I see of him/her.
  139. # [00:39] <paul_irish> good to know!
  140. # [00:39] <paul_irish> k
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  142. # [00:39] <@Garbee> I still don't know why they have Beuacrate rights.
  143. # [00:40] <shepazu> Garbee, paul_irish: I darkened the text, and removed the text-decoration:none
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  145. # [00:40] <shepazu> it will take a while to be renewed in the cache
  146. # [00:40] <@Garbee> Thank you!
  147. # [00:40] <shepazu> thank you
  148. # [00:41] <@Garbee> Also, I visited the Q&A on my phone this morning and got a whole different theme. Is that supposed to happen?
  149. # [00:41] <paul_irish> shepazu: for what selector
  150. # [00:41] <@Garbee> You're going to probably not like this, but it is on Windows Phone 7.
  151. # [00:42] <paul_irish> Garbee: i dont like it
  152. # [00:42] <@Garbee> Paul, I know you don't. But I do like it.
  153. # [00:42] <@Garbee> It hasn't crashed on my but once. My Android phone crashed all the time.
  154. # [00:42] <shepazu> paul_irish: for a
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  156. # [00:43] <shepazu> Garbee: I don't think that's by design, but I'm not sure
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  158. # [00:43] <paul_irish> eesh. that'll probably too broad. topnav/ breadcrumbs, menus.
  159. # [00:43] <@Garbee> I will file a bug report for it then.
  160. # [00:43] <shepazu> thanks Garbee
  161. # [00:43] <paul_irish> i would scope the underline underneath .mw-content-text
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  163. # [00:44] <shepazu> paul_irish, Garbee, I changed Waldir's user rights… in general, promotion is first to admin and comments admin
  164. # [00:44] <paul_irish> k
  165. # [00:44] <paul_irish> sgtm
  166. # [00:44] * @Garbee does not do promotions unless told to. But good to note.
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  168. # [00:45] <paul_irish> underline is live
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  171. # [00:46] <paul_irish> its probably a touch too broad (homepage topanv) but its not terrible.
  172. # [00:46] <paul_irish> can live with it
  173. # [00:46] <paul_irish> body text looks way better
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  175. # [00:46] <@Garbee> Could there be a selector overruling the broadness for the topnav to fix it?
  176. # [00:46] <@Garbee> Just add one after wherever the current selector is and target the nav, then apply the stylings to make it look good again.
  177. # [00:47] <shepazu> fix what?
  178. # [00:47] <@Garbee> Or couldn't we just target #main_content?
  179. # [00:47] <@Garbee> sorry - not _
  180. # [00:47] <@Garbee> Paul was saying .mw-content-text would be a bit too broad iirc.
  181. # [00:47] <shepazu> oic
  182. # [00:48] <@Garbee> Or even target #bodyContent to be even more precise.
  183. # [00:49] <@Garbee> oh, I see mw-content-text is below even that.
  184. # [00:49] <shepazu> yeah, I can do that
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  186. # [00:50] <@Garbee> Oh, I get the conversation now. Yea currently it is too broad and target .mw-content-text fixes it.
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  188. # [00:51] <timothy> Hi
  189. # [00:52] <shepazu> hi, timothy
  190. # [00:52] <@Garbee> Meet shepazu the local bot
  191. # [00:52] <@Garbee> ;)
  192. # [00:52] <timothy> How are you all ?
  193. # [00:53] <@Garbee> I'm good overall. How about yourself.
  194. # [00:53] <@Garbee> Which reminds me. paul_irish how is your throat?
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  196. # [00:53] <timothy> I'm fine Garbee, TY
  197. # [00:53] <@Garbee> I hope it is finally getting better.
  198. # [00:54] <@Garbee> Is there anything we can help you with timothy?
  199. # [00:55] <timothy> Garbee, no TY i'm just visitor.
  200. # [00:55] <@Garbee> That's fine. Feel free to lurk
  201. # [00:55] <@Garbee> There should be a period up there.
  202. # [00:55] <timothy> I Discover webplatform.
  203. # [00:55] <paul_irish> Garbee: improving. not 100%
  204. # [00:56] <timothy> soory : I have just discovered
  205. # [00:56] <@Garbee> paul, At least it is getting better finally.
  206. # [00:56] <@Garbee> At least you found us.
  207. # [00:56] <shepazu> paul_irish, Garbee, fixed, wait for cache
  208. # [00:56] <paul_irish> sweetness thx doug
  209. # [00:56] <@Garbee> Cool thanks.
  210. # [00:57] <timothy> good bye. Good night
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  212. # [00:57] <shepazu> sorry such simple things take a while to fix… there's just a lot to do, and I still have my day job :)
  213. # [00:57] <@Garbee> Yea. Well I would really like to know who thought of that light grey on this background.
  214. # [00:57] <@Garbee> A little grey sure, but that light was just difficult.
  215. # [00:57] <shepazu> Garbee: we could lighten it a bit
  216. # [00:57] <@Garbee> light = the problem.
  217. # [00:58] <@Garbee> It would need to be darkend a bit.
  218. # [00:58] <shepazu> I mean the background
  219. # [00:58] <@Garbee> I think the background is fine. We just need to toy with the text color a bit.
  220. # [00:58] <paul_irish> shepazu: i think cache updated but not sure your fix fixed.. :)
  221. # [00:58] <@Garbee> Let me screw around and see if I can find a decent darker grey.
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  224. # [00:59] <paul_irish> shepazu: is this something i can edit so you i don't need to hassle you for such small things? :)
  225. # [00:59] <shepazu> Garbee: I did darken it
  226. # [00:59] <@Garbee> I just realized something. Programmers excuse for not doing work = code is compiling. Web Developers = Cache needs to update.
  227. # [00:59] <shepazu> paul_irish: we plan to open up the CSS for pull requests… but...
  228. # [01:00] <shepazu> not quite yet
  229. # [01:00] <paul_irish> ok
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  231. # [01:00] <shepazu> brb
  232. # [01:00] <paul_irish> i would love to help with that
  233. # [01:00] <paul_irish> shepazu: but in the meantime the underline is gone..
  234. # [01:01] <paul_irish> :(
  235. # [01:02] <@Garbee> I think #3C3C3C is decent for the text. Perhaps even #4E4E4E.
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  237. # [01:02] * @Garbee thanks whomever put the color picker into the Chrome Dev Tools.
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  239. # [01:05] <paul_irish> brian grinstead
  240. # [01:05] <paul_irish> web developer
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  242. # [01:05] <@Garbee> ofc Paul would know who.
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  246. # [01:09] <shepazu> paul_irish:
  247. # [01:09] <shepazu> .mw-content-text a {
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  249. # [01:09] <shepazu> text-decoration: underline;
  250. # [01:09] <shepazu> }
  251. # [01:09] <shepazu> a:hover, .mw-content-text a:hover{
  252. # [01:09] <shepazu> color: #2dafbc;
  253. # [01:09] <shepazu> text-decoration: none;
  254. # [01:09] <shepazu> }
  255. # [01:09] <shepazu> suggestions?
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  257. # [01:09] <@Garbee> Pastebin please for code over 3 lines. ;)
  258. # [01:10] <shepazu> Garbee: you're right
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  260. # [01:10] <paul_irish> lol
  261. # [01:10] <paul_irish> looking
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  264. # [01:12] <paul_irish> i blew it
  265. # [01:12] <paul_irish> #mw-content-text
  266. # [01:12] <paul_irish> apologies
  267. # [01:13] <shepazu> doh.
  268. # [01:13] <@eternicode> did I hear something about color/contrast? This passed my twitter stream a while ago: http://leaverou.github.com/contrast-ratio/
  269. # [01:13] <shepazu> my fault
  270. # [01:13] <@Garbee> . vs # what a big difference.
  271. # [01:13] <paul_irish> :)
  272. # [01:13] <@Garbee> I noticed it, but thought one of you would pick up on it.
  273. # [01:13] <paul_irish> hah really
  274. # [01:13] <@Garbee> Yea.
  275. # [01:13] <@Garbee> I was playing MW3 at the time, so too busy to actually tell you.
  276. # [01:14] <paul_irish> GEEZ THANKS Garbee :p
  277. # [01:14] <@Garbee> *facepalm*
  278. # [01:14] <@Garbee> I'm sorry. Next time I will point it out.
  279. # [01:14] <paul_irish> haha
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  281. # [01:14] <paul_irish> k
  282. # [01:14] <clarkpan> paul_irish: is there a way to prettify the css in the sources tab of the dev tools?
  283. # [01:14] <paul_irish> there is not. it's planned.
  284. # [01:14] <@Garbee> I honestly thought one of you would have caught it.
  285. # [01:14] <paul_irish> for now i use the "prettify" package in sublime text.
  286. # [01:15] <clarkpan> yep thanks
  287. # [01:15] * @Garbee install prettify.
  288. # [01:15] <paul_irish> :)
  289. # [01:16] <@Garbee> btw, themeing Chome Dev Tools = epic.
  290. # [01:16] <@Garbee> https://plus.google.com/102860501900098846931/posts/dyjjVmcytDp --Nice starter themes to tweak and build from.
  291. # [01:17] <clarkpan> wow nice
  292. # [01:18] <clarkpan> Aww no twilight theme
  293. # [01:18] <@Garbee> Make it and let people see the codez. ;)
  294. # [01:19] <@Garbee> I'm using the top one now with even the UI itself being changed (or trying, mine doesn't seem to target properly.)
  295. # [01:19] <@Garbee> Going to tweak that to whatever syntax highlighting I use in ST2 at the time. Right now it is Tomorrow-Night from the Pheonix theme.
  296. # [01:22] <clarkpan> Yea when i get the time i'll make it look like what i use in ST2 (which is twilight)
  297. # [01:22] <clarkpan> although solarized dark is nice as well
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  301. # [01:22] <@Garbee> I liked solarized dark for a time (still do) but these black background themes tend to have me.
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  304. # [01:25] <@Garbee> Well, I'm jumping back into Flexbox for a while before doing some more tweaking of this HTML/text page.
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  313. # [01:42] <web> hi
  314. # [01:45] <Infininight> clarkpan: send me a message if you get that working, would like to be able to link people to it
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  316. # [01:48] <clarkpan> hmm has anyone noticed that since a couple of months ago
  317. # [01:48] <clarkpan> if you put vertical align middle for an inline block element
  318. # [01:48] <clarkpan> webkit doesn't actually put it dead center, but slightly higher
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  324. # [01:57] <df___> Hello!
  325. # [01:57] <df___> any here?
  326. # [01:58] <df___> PLZ?
  327. # [01:58] <clarkpan> ah found a solution!
  328. # [01:58] <clarkpan> -webkit-baseline-middle
  329. # [01:59] <df___> i have question
  330. # [01:59] <df___> help please
  331. # [02:00] <df___> Any here?
  332. # [02:00] <@Ryan_Lane> just ask your question
  333. # [02:00] <df___> #javascript
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  335. # [02:00] <df___> u not know maybe...
  336. # [02:01] <df___> u professional?
  337. # [02:01] <@Ryan_Lane> you haven't asked any question
  338. # [02:01] <@Ryan_Lane> no one can answer you if you don't ask
  339. # [02:03] <df___> What u think about Dart http://www.dartlang.org/
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  342. # [02:05] <df___> ?
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  345. # [02:08] <@Garbee> Dart needs more support that what it has now.
  346. # [02:08] <@Garbee> Right now it is just interpreted to JS.
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  348. # [02:09] <df___> interpreted?
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  350. # [02:09] <df___> http://www.dartlang.org/dartium/
  351. # [02:09] <@Garbee> Yea, in its current state DART is just put into JS for even Chrome to run iirc. I don't think FF/IE support it at all.
  352. # [02:10] <@Garbee> Yea, that is an *experimental* browser.
  353. # [02:10] <@Garbee> Not a mainstream one.
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  355. # [02:10] <df___> Dart is slower of JS?
  356. # [02:10] <@Garbee> I would think it is yes.
  357. # [02:10] <@Garbee> Either way, that is pretty offtopic at the moment.
  358. # [02:11] <df___> Then what is the meaning of it?
  359. # [02:11] <@Garbee> Yea, the page you linked to says that.
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  361. # [02:11] <@Garbee> " so you don't have to compile your code to JavaScript until you're ready to test on other browsers"
  362. # [02:12] <@Garbee> DARTS meaning is just an idea for the moment. This browser will show how much faster and easier to write for it is than JS it seems.
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  366. # [02:13] <@Garbee> Either way, it is kindof offtopic unless you want to discuss documentation planning for it.
  367. # [02:15] <df___> ok thanks
  368. # [02:15] <df___> bye bye
  369. # [02:16] <@Garbee> Perhaps you would want to drop into #web and see if anyone there wants to discuss it.
  370. # [02:16] <@Garbee> But I doubt they would have too much to say tbh.
  371. # [02:16] <@Garbee> Ah #dart
  372. # [02:17] <@Garbee> There is the room for ya.
  373. # [02:17] <df___> ok thx
  374. # [02:17] <@Garbee> You're Welcome.
  375. # [02:18] <df___> But I think it makes no sense. He will die and like many other languages. Because it is not claimed.
  376. # [02:19] <@Garbee> What do you want me to say? Really, not even a bit of sarcasm.
  377. # [02:20] <@Garbee> I don't use it and I don't care. the #dart people do.
  378. # [02:20] <web> what is the best server side language
  379. # [02:20] <df___> What are its advantages over the JS?
  380. # [02:21] <@Garbee> web, Not the place and the answer is whichever you prefer.
  381. # [02:21] <@Garbee> df___, That is best asked over in #dart.
  382. # [02:21] <df___> web, PHP
  383. # [02:21] <@Garbee> df___, Opionated.
  384. # [02:21] <@Garbee> There is no place to ask what is the best server-side language. It is impossible to answer.
  385. # [02:22] <@Garbee> Each as their own befits and weaknesses.
  386. # [02:22] <@Garbee> You need to find one you like for whatever reason, and go with it.
  387. # [02:22] <@Garbee> But this is not the room for server-side language talk.
  388. # [02:23] <df___> Web use PHP last version just
  389. # [02:23] <@Garbee> I'm also not sure of any except the specific community rooms, which you don't need to ask that question in because they will all have the answer which is there language.
  390. # [02:23] <@Garbee> their language*
  391. # [02:24] <web> what does this channel usually discuss?
  392. # [02:24] <@Garbee> webplatform.org.
  393. # [02:24] <@Garbee> Content, config, and other things relating to the site.
  394. # [02:24] <df___> oh about site
  395. # [02:25] <@Garbee> #web people might be able to help out. I'm not sure if they do server-side stuff.
  396. # [02:25] <df___> change please colors in code...
  397. # [02:25] <df___> i bad see...
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  399. # [02:25] <@Garbee> They say "anything web" so I'd assume they are open to discuss it.
  400. # [02:25] <@Garbee> df___, What colors? Could you link to a page that is a problem?
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  402. # [02:26] <df___> maybe
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  404. # [02:28] <web> i think there should be more articles in the web section of concepts
  405. # [02:29] <df___> no i not see it page now
  406. # [02:30] <@Garbee> df, You may have been thinking of the text color itself not the code example color. We darkend it earlier this evening. ;)
  407. # [02:30] <df___> there are color in code blended with color of background
  408. # [02:30] <@Garbee> web, What kind of articles would you recommend?
  409. # [02:32] <df___> oh okey :)
  410. # [02:33] <df___> Why Oracle and Adobe are not involved in the project?
  411. # [02:33] <@Garbee> Adobe is.
  412. # [02:33] <@Garbee> Oracle, don't know. You would need to ask beings greater than I about that one.
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  414. # [02:34] <df___> then where docs about flash?
  415. # [02:34] <@Garbee> Flash is not a web standard so we aren't focusing on documenting it at the moment.
  416. # [02:34] <@Garbee> In the future, it is a possibility.
  417. # [02:35] <@Garbee> Right now the main focus is on web standards and accessibility.
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  419. # [02:35] <@Garbee> From there we will expand the scope a bit perhaps. It is still to be decided.
  420. # [02:36] <df___> ok
  421. # [02:36] <df___> but i not undestand with Oracle?
  422. # [02:36] <df___> Oracle not because Google member?
  423. # [02:36] <df___> no?
  424. # [02:36] <@Garbee> I don't know.
  425. # [02:36] <df___> ok
  426. # [02:37] <@Garbee> Oracle could have been approached by the projects creators and simply denied to be involved.
  427. # [02:37] <df___> Java too will in future ?
  428. # [02:37] <@Garbee> Or they could have not even been asked and they could request to become a steward for the project.
  429. # [02:37] <@Garbee> I simply don't know that is known to the projects creators.
  430. # [02:38] <@Garbee> Java just like Flash and Silverlight. Maybe they could be included or it could be decided to not include them in the docs.
  431. # [02:38] <@Garbee> It all depends on how things go after getting the standards going.
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  434. # [02:39] <df___> When will the standards? How long to wait? A month?
  435. # [02:39] <@Garbee> We don't know.
  436. # [02:40] <df___> :)
  437. # [02:40] <@Garbee> It all depends on how long it takes us to get what we have in order.
  438. # [02:40] <df___> ok
  439. # [02:40] <@Garbee> It could be a day, or 6 months, or longer.
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  442. # [02:40] <df___> ok
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  444. # [02:41] <df___> I'll be watching ...
  445. # [02:41] <df___> thanks to you for help
  446. # [02:41] <@Garbee> You're welcome.
  447. # [02:42] <df___> ok
  448. # [02:42] <df___> bye bye good night
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  450. # [02:45] <web> what can i do about passing validation when using snippets of code like a facebook like button, or should i just ignore the errors from that?
  451. # [02:47] <@Garbee> Remove the button.
  452. # [02:48] <web> but i want the button
  453. # [02:48] <@Garbee> Then deal with errors that come from it and complain to Facebook about it.
  454. # [02:48] <web> snotty
  455. # [02:48] <@Garbee> I use Google's Pagespeed mod and it causes errors everywhere.
  456. # [02:49] <@Garbee> Nothing that can really be done.
  457. # [02:49] <@Garbee> As long as it doesn't *break* the page it is fine.
  458. # [02:49] <@Garbee> That is when you should really get complaining.
  459. # [02:49] <@eternicode> people still aim for validation?
  460. # [02:50] <@Garbee> eternicode, I do for HTML. CSS I may get back into since the validator can now treat vendor prefixes as warnings.
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  462. # [02:50] <@eternicode> huh
  463. # [02:50] <@Garbee> My final code is HTML valid, but the Pagespeed mod invalidates it. I don't care though because the perf boost is so worth it.
  464. # [02:51] <web> what is a pagespeed mod
  465. # [02:51] <@Garbee> https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/
  466. # [02:51] <@Garbee> An Apache module to do speed boosts on the fly.
  467. # [02:51] <@Garbee> It can also be used via a service (CNAME in your DNS iirc.)
  468. # [02:51] <@Garbee> Very useful and worth using if you manage your own server.
  469. # [02:52] <@Garbee> It can do cool things like automatically deferring javascript from running, so then you don't need to put it at the bottom of your page.
  470. # [02:52] <@mdel> tested pagespeed-nginx last night, might run some benchies tonight
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  473. # [02:53] <web> garbee, thanks mate
  474. # [02:53] <@Garbee> Your welcome.
  475. # [02:53] <@Garbee> You're*
  476. # [02:53] <web> does you site use sql or nosql?
  477. # [02:53] <@Garbee> MySQL
  478. # [02:53] <@Garbee> The software I run requires it.
  479. # [02:53] <@mdel> http://bricss.net/post/33788072565/using-sass-source-maps-in-webkit-inspector
  480. # [02:53] <@Garbee> I don't mind though.
  481. # [02:53] <web> whats you opinions on nosql
  482. # [02:54] <@Garbee> mdel, AWESOME! I noticed the setting was added but didn't know how to use it.
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  484. # [02:54] <@Garbee> web, I don't know too much about noSQL to talk about it.
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  488. # [02:55] <mike5w3c> about validation, it's better to use the validator the way you use a lint checker, to help catch things you might have missed, and you can ignore the things it reports that you're already aware of
  489. # [02:56] <@mdel> +1 to that
  490. # [02:56] <mike5w3c> http://validator.keegan.st/ has an experimental UI that lets you do that
  491. # [02:56] <@mdel> unless you want to put one of those fancy "my site validates" badges on your page
  492. # [02:56] <mike5w3c> we may end up porting that to http://validator.w3.org/nu/ and http://validator.nu/
  493. # [02:56] <@Garbee> mdel, When did those get fancy?
  494. # [02:57] <@mdel> Garbee: good point
  495. # [02:57] <mike5w3c> mdel: yeah we intentionally don't provide those badges for the HTML5 validator
  496. # [02:57] <@mdel> oh cool, didnt realize that
  497. # [02:57] <@Garbee> I actually saw someone in a room a few days ago saying "They validated to put the badges on their clients pages so the clients could see how *clean* their work was compared to other developers." I just about died laughing.
  498. # [02:57] <web> maybe webplaform should provide a validator that ignores the code you know wont validate
  499. # [02:58] <@Garbee> How would you detect what code the user knows won't validate?
  500. # [02:58] <@mdel> web: or just a page explaining the purpose of using a validator :)
  501. # [02:58] <@Garbee> The thing is you *need* to show all errors. The developer reading it needs to parse the output.
  502. # [02:58] <@Garbee> If you ignore outputting things then the validator essentially becomes useless.
  503. # [02:58] <web> mdel: yeah that is probably an alot simpler idea
  504. # [02:59] <@Garbee> But, the validators do need to accept certain things like the CSS one now does. It can take vendor prefixes and make them warnings compared to all out errors.
  505. # [02:59] <mike5w3c> one feature of http://validator.keegan.st/ is that the filters are persistent
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  511. # [03:00] <@arkhi> Good morning!
  512. # [03:00] <mike5w3c> so if you tell it once to ignore errors about the facebook like button, it won't report them again at all next time you validate
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  514. # [03:01] <@Garbee> That is cool.
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  516. # [03:02] <web> i agree
  517. # [03:02] <web> I am off guys, speak soon.
  518. # [03:02] <@Garbee> Huh, Maybe the move to Pagespeed 1.0 cleaned up the errors it made.
  519. # [03:02] <@Garbee> I'm not seeing any now on my page.
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  521. # [03:02] <@Garbee> See ya web.
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  566. # [04:52] <techcruiser> hello all
  567. # [04:53] <@arkhi> Hello techcruiser
  568. # [04:54] <techcruiser> so my experience is in video editing. can i still help?
  569. # [04:55] <@arkhi> Yes techcruiser, you can always help. :)
  570. # [04:55] <@arkhi> http://docs.webplatform.org/wiki/WPD:Most_Wanted_Tasks
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  572. # [05:02] <techcruiser> this looks like a lot of programming, i only have a small programming experience
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  575. # [05:11] <paul_irish> techcruiser: you could bring over some compatibility table information
  576. # [05:12] <paul_irish> from MDN and quirksmode
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  578. # [05:14] <techcruiser> I'm sorry i don't know what that is
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  591. # [05:48] <@arkhi> techcruiser: For example on http://docs.webplatform.org/wiki/html/elements/section#Compatibility
  592. # [05:48] <@arkhi> There is a compatibility list.
  593. # [05:49] <@arkhi> -list+table
  594. # [05:49] <@arkhi> The information in this table is coming from different sources.
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  596. # [05:53] <@arkhi> This can be http://caniuse.com/#search=section
  597. # [05:53] <@arkhi> Mozilla Developer Network (MDN): https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/HTML/Element/section#Compatibility
  598. # [05:53] <@arkhi> or Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN): http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ie/gg593059%28v=vs.85%29.aspx
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  600. # [05:54] <@arkhi> The idea is to check that the data in WPD matches those sources of information.
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  633. # [13:20] <@_WiZZarD> divya: site is up from Netherlands
  634. # [13:20] <@divya> cool no worries then.
  635. # [13:20] <@divya> no need to call the police
  636. # [13:21] <@_WiZZarD> <arkhi> Error 503 No healthy backends << thats what it said earlier this morning
  637. # [13:21] <@_WiZZarD> was fixed in like 30 minutes though
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  639. # [13:22] <eighty4> divya: I lurked around a little and read your twitter. "I have used the Kindle for about 30mins. Spent $30 already & this is the best experience I have had on a kindle ever." Is "your experience" of kindle good from the start? Or is it just a poor mans iPad?
  640. # [13:22] <@divya> kindle is not an ipad
  641. # [13:22] <@divya> does not serve same usecase.
  642. # [13:22] <@divya> it is a good replacement for books.
  643. # [13:23] <@divya> i doubt ipad is that.
  644. # [13:23] <@divya> yeah it has always been good eighty4
  645. # [13:23] <@divya> but i really missed touch interface
  646. # [13:23] <@divya> this touch screen thing is great but i think it still needs physical buttons for navigating forward and backward
  647. # [13:24] <eighty4> kk. I have a kindle keyboard (or what it might be called?) And while I'm ok with it I much prefer my iPad.
  648. # [13:25] <@divya> i dislike reading for a long time on those bright devices.
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  650. # [13:26] <noxoc> I tried to read a whole book on the iPad. Didn't work for me - though I prefer it for tech related books.
  651. # [13:27] <noxoc> code samples are just messed up on the kindle.
  652. # [13:27] <eighty4> I mostly read english literature and the "look up word" feature on the iPad is way better than on kindle :/
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  657. # [13:29] <noxoc> Agreed. Also highlighting and making notes is on the iPad way more comfortable.
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  659. # [13:30] <@Garbee> I hate tech related stuff on e-readers.
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  661. # [13:33] <noxoc> I normally would too, but I hate more to have outdated techbooks on my shelf.
  662. # [13:33] <noxoc> waste of trees so to say :)
  663. # [13:34] <@Garbee> Recycle when they get that old.
  664. # [13:34] <@arkhi> Tine to go… Enjoy your day, Folks!
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  670. # [13:38] <noxoc> Problem with techbooks is, that they do get old fairly quickly. (eg books on NodeJS)
  671. # [13:38] <noxoc> Though I have techbooks that are timeless.
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  685. # [13:54] <@divya> noxoc: it is very comfortable on the new paperwhite.
  686. # [13:54] <@divya> not that i take notes.
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  690. # [13:59] <noxoc> well, not really notes. But I like to highlight interesting passages and export them later to my Evernote.
  691. # [14:00] <noxoc> The paperwhite is a really great thing, but I haven't used my old kindle in a while so I don't see myself spending money in that direction in the near future :) I'd rather invest in other gadgets atm.
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  740. # [15:55] <dontcallmedom> hi there; I'm at the ParisWeb conference; and will organize a short discovery/discussion session on WebPlatform.org at 4:50pm
  741. # [15:55] <dontcallmedom> this is both a FYI, and maybe also a request for ideas on things I should highlight
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  749. # [16:01] <@Sandkorn> dontcallmedom: are they streaming?
  750. # [16:01] <dontcallmedom> they are, but not the session I'm organizing
  751. # [16:01] <dontcallmedom> (it's more of a last-minute barcamp session)
  752. # [16:01] <@Sandkorn> k :-)
  753. # [16:07] * dontcallmedom finds the flow of updates seems to kind of low today http://docs.webplatform.org/w/index.php?namespace=0&title=Special%3ARecentChanges
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  756. # [16:10] <@_WiZZarD> barcamp?
  757. # [16:10] <@_WiZZarD> add more booze
  758. # [16:10] <@_WiZZarD> ;)
  759. # [16:10] <@_WiZZarD> or coffee, whatever suits you
  760. # [16:11] <@_WiZZarD> we did have some minor issues this morning
  761. # [16:11] <@_WiZZarD> but still ..
  762. # [16:12] <@_WiZZarD> day isn't over yet
  763. # [16:13] <@_WiZZarD> on the other hand: you could compare todays stats to those of earlier this week to point out why we need more contributors
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  769. # [16:21] <@ravenzz> this is funny, I'll be in paris from the 20th till the 25..seems like that I'll missi both ParisWeb and test the web forward
  770. # [16:21] <@_WiZZarD> lol
  771. # [16:21] <@_WiZZarD> :)
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  773. # [16:21] * @_WiZZarD just keeps sitting at his desk in the Netherlands
  774. # [16:22] <@_WiZZarD> lousy weather anyways :)
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  778. # [16:24] <@ravenzz> yes I live in Denmark so... it is even worse I guess
  779. # [16:25] <@_WiZZarD> more chance on snow
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  782. # [16:25] <@_WiZZarD> Dutch weather consists of rain 90% of the year
  783. # [16:25] <@_WiZZarD> the other 10% its snowing
  784. # [16:26] <@ravenzz> same here I guess + damn wind
  785. # [16:27] <@ravenzz> this going to be my first winter in here
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  791. # [16:37] <@ravenzz> what is the more appropriate role for secondary <header> elements?
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  796. # [16:40] <@Garbee> ravenzz, I think it depends on what that header contains.
  797. # [16:43] <@ravenzz> headings
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  799. # [16:43] <@Garbee> What is the *meaning* of the content?
  800. # [16:44] <@ravenzz> there is no specific meaning, but wait
  801. # [16:45] <@Garbee> Then don't give it a role.
  802. # [16:45] <@ravenzz> actually I could have the main one with role banner
  803. # [16:45] <@ravenzz> exactly
  804. # [16:45] <@Garbee> If the content has no specific meaning, then just let it inherit the role of the parent.
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  814. # [16:58] <@ravenzz> another one, <time> "fuzzy dates" (eg. YYYY-MM) don't validate, is it just validator's fault? or they are not allowed anymore?
  815. # [16:59] <mike5w3c> ravenzz: validator is not up to date with the spec for that
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  817. # [16:59] <mike5w3c> but I will soon be landing a change that adds support
  818. # [16:59] <mike5w3c> and pushing it to http://validator.w3.org/nu/
  819. # [16:59] <mike5w3c> bug me about it in a couple days
  820. # [17:00] <@ravenzz> cool
  821. # [17:01] <@ravenzz> thank you
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  825. # [17:04] <@ravenzz> see you later
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  842. # [17:46] <@fr0zenice> heya
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  852. # [17:54] <peterlubbers> Hi everyone, just want to let you know that we're having a San Francisco HTML5 User Group meetup tonight in which we will spend some time going over Web Platform Docs. There is still space if you're in the area: http://www.sfhtml5.org/events/68008012/
  853. # [17:54] * mstalfoort is now known as manuchill
  854. # [17:57] <@Garbee> :( Can't come.
  855. # [17:57] <@Garbee> Have fun though.
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