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Cyanogenmod Alarm Clock Turns Itself Off
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Cynanogenmod is an aftermarket firmware (typicically known as a custom ROM) for Android. It adds many new features and makes a lot of improvements, especially for the power user. Some of these improvements are in the alarm clock app.
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HTML Templating – Output a Grid in a Single Loop
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It was about a two years ago. I was working on a food startup and needed to display some food photos in a six-column grid. The image below shows what the end result looked like:
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Succeeding in the Play Store
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One of my favourite things to do is start new side projects. Three years ago, my roommate Adrian and I decided to build a mobile app to keep track of the books we wanted to read. So we put together some designs and started building.
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The Perfect Static Website Generator Is the One You Write Yourself
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There are many static website generators out there (see staticgen.com). This post is to explain why I chose to write my own generator instead of using an off-the-shelf solution.
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👆🏻 Creating a Pure CSS Dropdown Using the :hover Selector
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In this tutorial we're going to be building a basic dropdown button. Here's a peak at what the final result will look like.
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✨ HTML Share Buttons
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Today we're going to be making some HTML-only social share buttons like the ones shown below. That's right, No JavaScript required! 🧙‍♀️
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Semantic CSS With CSStyle
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CSStyle is interesting. It's a set of SASS mixins that basically force you to write correct CSS. There are 6 main structures in CSStyle:
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Exclude Dev Traffic From Google Analytics
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Google Analytics is a great free tool for tracking your website. To avoid compromising tracking data, it is important to not have tracking enabled while building, testing, or fixing things.
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Rewriting My Blog Engine – Again
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No longer excited or optimistic about blogging. I grew tired. It saddened me to think of the time that had passed since I published something to be proud of. I wanted to get back into it. I needed to. But I couldn't.
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How to Stop Tap Events From Passing Through an Android Fragment
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By default, the layout view in Android (LinearLayout, RelativeLayout, etc) don't consume click events. I discovered this trying to show a new fragment above another. Taps were registering on the non-visible fragment below. To fix this, add an attribute to the view to tell it to consume click events with android:clickable="true".
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