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There's another thread on HN that shows it can be used to spot XSS vulnerabilities.

I've downloaded and used the RC and ran it on Windows 8 and I'm lovin' it. Great interface, the solutions explorer has a lot more built in options. The CSS features are superb, and MVC support is grea…

Like you actually need to have readability for single word menu options. Stop nitpicking y tratando de buscarle cinco pies al gato.

This changes EVERYTHING.

Pretty cool, but I don't like the massive branding everywhere in the definition window.

I don't find a use for app.net at all. 50$/year for a glorified "curated" Twitter clone?

Pretty cool site; I was a bit disappointed that it was for mobile only.

But it is broken. No thread collapsing. Screen readers don't work well here. Renders poorly on mobile devices.

Looks really similar to If This Then That: http://ifttt.com/

Yes I'm aware - I was referring to that.

Thanks for sharing! I'm always looking to improve my code and I have to admit, LESS has really allowed me to write less code, but at the cost of producing longer reference chains. :)

OP here: I just opened the site on a fresh machine and it is big! I hope the team fixes it in the future.

I would never ever use this. Too much of a security risk.

Does that work on older browsers? (Meaning IE8 and above)

How would that work exactly? That would make the HTML really cumbersome and clunky. Normally I'd agree, but in this case, imagine you're using a View engine to render the html against populated object…

Woops, forgot to add the rule to remove the border off the image. Are you talking about the "link expired" error that pops up when you want to go to the next page?

I used to own my domain: http://sergiotapia.com But I forgot to pay for it after the year expired (kept putting it on the backburner) and now one of those sleazy domain squatters has it and wants to…

Currently working on a Dota2 fansite with my brother. I'm really groking the usage of Mercurial for source control. It's really amazing.

Start by reading http://www.htmldog.com It will give you a good launching pad for HTML and CSS.

I agree on the content, it has a lot of interesting things directly related to my profession. :)

>because it's easier to understand and hack Wow, I never knew people actually thought it was easier. If using a table based layout you have to type many many more characters and keep a mental log …

You have never used a web extension/addon? Are you browsing the web using Lynx? Stallman, is that you?

I'm not going to regurgitate what's already said here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/83073/why-not-use-tables-... --- The reason I even brought this up is because I wanted to create an extensio…

Nice article, I feel the same way about WPF. It feels like the red headed step-son of Microsoft. I used to loathe the idea of becoming a web dev because at that time I only knew C# and of course ASP.N…

Regarding point 1, that's one of my favorite features. TIL Mac users actually want wizards and gizmos everywhere.

I use Asana for this purpose. It's very easy to create a free account and just get down to brass tax. It's made by former Facebook engineers, check it out! www.asana.com

Is this even lighter than Cinnamon? I've been using Cinnamon with Mint 13 for weeks now and I love that OS. If it weren't for my Hitman games, I wouldn't even boot to Windows at all these days.

The twitter bootstrap default styles need to go or at least be tweaked into something more personalized. As it stands it makes the site look very backwater, regardless of features.