GiovanniFrigo

Joined 12 years ago

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Comment · 9 years ago

Been using your tool almost since day one. It's lightweight and simple enough to provide me with exactly the metrics I need. Keep up the good job!

Comment · 10 years ago

This attack is really accurate and well-crafted.. and scary at the same time. Unfortunately, seems like we are not ready for Internet Voting Systems yet!

Comment · 10 years ago

I love this. Should buy a new MacBook just to be able to use this :D

Comment · 10 years ago

What a misleading, click-baiting title..

Comment · 10 years ago

/me likes pizza, /me likes bot

Android Toggle Switch: customizable extension of Switches that supports 2+ items belka.us

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Comment · 11 years ago

Thanks for the suggestion! will surely look into making it more accessible!

Comment · 11 years ago

check out http://react-components.com, they have a nice collection there!

Comment · 11 years ago

No market research here, TBH! It is a component extracted from a project we did with our agency Belka, but we'd love if people start using it in other projects!

Comment · 11 years ago

Great! thanks for the explanation and the docs!

Comment · 11 years ago

Great! yeah that was definitely something I wanted to add, here in Italy we usually use Monday as week start.

Feel free to submit a pull request then! I just kindly ask you if you could use airbnb's Javascript and React style guides, that is a pretty good standard IMHO https://github.com/airbnb/javascript/tree/master/react

Comment · 11 years ago

That reduced the click delay from approx 90ms to 67ms, that's a pretty solid -25% there! Thanks for the suggestion, @jkkramer!

Comment · 11 years ago

Thanks! Useful links, I didn't know anything about this. Will surely start using the `NODE_ENV=production` environment variable from now on!

Comment · 11 years ago

Also, you can get way more competent answers on reddit (/r/reactjs) or on stackoverflow :)

Comment · 11 years ago

I suggest you to read this (http://stackoverflow.com/a/31638988/2304450) very good stack overflow answer, you'll find some interesting introduction to inline styles if that's what you were looking for.

A different approach could be to pass a `classScope` string props down to the components, and each component then applies it to the classes it uses (Example: return (<div className={this.props.classScope + "inner-div"}></div>); ). This way we could achieve better css selector scoping, at a cost of a slightly more verbose code when using a component.