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I have been coding CSS for 3 hours now.
I am starting to look at objects in real life and thinking "that picture frame has a 50px border."
Also: I hate Internet Explorer. What a piece of shit, it is hellspawn. Except IE7. At least that SORTA obeys web standards.
Anyone else do web design?
I am starting to look at objects in real life and thinking "that picture frame has a 50px border."
Also: I hate Internet Explorer. What a piece of shit, it is hellspawn. Except IE7. At least that SORTA obeys web standards.
Anyone else do web design?
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but that was more focused on planning and flowcharts than actual coding
which is good because its much easier to dumb things down and pretend you know how they work than to actually figure out how to make them work
eg i downloaded my major assignment off internet and just retooled it a bit to make it do more things instead of figuring out how exactly how the code worked in the first place and writing the whole thing
so yea thats my advice
get web design off internet instead of doing everything yourself
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is that what you think i am talking about?
because i am talking about straight up plagiarism
i steal a lot of javascript
i mean really
who has time to code web 2.0s
My job is to make things look the same in as many web browsers as possible..
My boss forwarded my an email last week from someone complaining that the sites didn't work in IE5 mac and I died a little inside..
Luckily now the grunt of the design work has been done I am now concentrating on more fun stuff like PHP and AJAX development.. It's neat and everything clicking on a block of text and making it transform into an editable textarea, but it's so unaccessible it makes me a little sad.
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For the benefit of Science, I imagine?
Yet IE is the browser that's used in most computers.
Shouldn't that mean that the standards are the problem, instead of the browser?
That shit is deep.
No, seriously, IE blows goats.
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I'm learning how to do XHTML/CSS, but stuff like IE makes me not want to bother. Why, god, why?
that's like saying "Well, I know the speed limit is 35, but everybody drives 70. Doesn't that mean that the speed limit should be 70?"
No. No.
Standards are there so everybody has a reference point. Standards are good. IE is bad.
I went to school for web design, but decided to work for my dad instead in print design.
some days I question that choice.
this is all i could think of when i saw the topic
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The thing is, IE claims to follow the standards. However, it is buggy in various ways that make no sense. So making a page that works in IE 5, 5.5, 6, and 7 (even just on Windows!) is an enormous pain.
my job is cool. one day i might be working on that, the next day maybe on the mail server, the next maybe on client machines.
keeps me from getting burned out.
And I hates them.
Is this any different from killing yourself?
Dude they are so fucking easy to use. There's no excuse. I was hex-editing files in eighth grade, so it's not that hard a concept. Seriously, change "10" to "2" or "16" and it's the exact same system.
Is what your coding dynamic? Or you just can't get it to look right?
muh.
Christ.
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Yeah, it must suck to stop using VBScript, ActiveX, and embedded Word documents in your "web pages".
What the hell are you talking about
you mean how CSS positions itself where you tell it
how javascript works
yeah, real tough