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Someone will notice your fire whether it is too bright or too dim only if you start a fire.
~ BS
Sometimes you only have limited shots at something. You might have burned out and struck out twice. Make the next one count. It might be big, it might be a spark. But hey, that’s a start.
I just hit a deadspot with Angular.js tutorial at Code School.
I wished that aside from the “Use a Hint” action, there’s also an available “Show the Answer” (for frustrated learners like me).
Time to skip this part!
Two of the ways in which you can show an illusion of a button being pressed are: darkening the background-color and nudging its vertical position.
[codepen_embed height=”360″ theme_id=”1820″ slug_hash=”nmEcq” default_tab=”result”]See the Pen Press Time by Brian Dys Sahagun (@BrianSahagun) on CodePen.[/codepen_embed]
It is important to provide for a hint when a user activates an element in your user interface (in this example, a button). The feedback assures the user that the element “responds” to his action.
The advantage of using transform: translateY is that it does not affect the elements around it (unlike using margin or padding).
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I remember a talk I had with Jayce during a cab ride to MRT, I was telling her about a difficulty I am having with my team about managing projects and deliverables and mostly about their productivity which is greatly dependent on my plans to develop and further each of our careers.
I realized in the process that I have my own inadequacies especially my own productivity, the way I am not focused on their individual projects because most of the time I leave them to plan their own day and I plan my own. Which resulted in a vague sense of accomplishment. What did we finish this week? Can it be improved? Should be do something better than having lots of free time?
So I resolved in resolving my management style first before taking it on other people in my team.
This week, I am being hands-on and aware that I am not micromanaging anyone. Because nobody likes even the worst or best micro-manager in the world.
Chikka created the world’s first instant messenger for online chat to integrate mobile features via SMS. In 2000 the very first version of Chikka Text Messenger™ was tested for launch by its very first mobile operator partner Smart Communications.
~ Source
It’s Chikka’s 14th anniversary today. Just a mere 2 years after its inception, I was jamming with Luna – simply unaware that one day I would be part of this solidly Filipino company.
Happy 14th, Chikka. Shine on with the de-evolution.
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