Nice. It is actually quite important to understand view-ports to efficiently design your web-apps these days.
I think it would be nice to add definitions about css pixels, device pixels and scaling also, to help understanding how @media-queries or head declarations would work.
I don't understand why people complain about doing something one way without offering a better alternative. No value is added and no discussion can be had.
Is there a better alternative to github for this source of information? I've got this crazy idea to write a technical book with TeX. Would github be a good place to keep it along with my example code?
The www was created to put documents on the internet and it was done that way for decades before github came along and it worked very well. Still does.
Might be a good place to start. Is there a free place where I can start hosting it? I hope to eventually have a real book that I can publish. Any tricks on getting the output formatted nicely?
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2) Being able to fork, patch, feedback & improve documentation is a good thing :-)
Is there a better alternative to github for this source of information? I've got this crazy idea to write a technical book with TeX. Would github be a good place to keep it along with my example code?