Wasn't really $20,000/day was it, more like $2/day with a $20,000 spike. These articles are such crap.
Adverts have already created a persona of obtrusive, irrelevant shit. It's not the users fault that they don't want their browser playing music or redirecting them or trying to get them to take a survey. (Seriously look…
I think this is what makes Lodash so convenient, I just want expected functions like _.forEach to work with whatever I throw at it.
I like that!
Correction: .something { width: calc(33.33% - #{$spacing-small*2/3}); margin-left: $spacing-small; &:first-of-type { margin-left: 0; } }
Honestly, I just use .something { width: calc(33.33% - #{$spacing-small*3/2}); margin-left: $spacing-small; &:first-of-type { margin-left: 0; } } Well simple
Timber does this too if your like your Twig. http://github.com/timber/timber Disclamer: I'm on the dev team
Wasn't really $20,000/day was it, more like $2/day with a $20,000 spike. These articles are such crap.
Adverts have already created a persona of obtrusive, irrelevant shit. It's not the users fault that they don't want their browser playing music or redirecting them or trying to get them to take a survey. (Seriously look…
I think this is what makes Lodash so convenient, I just want expected functions like _.forEach to work with whatever I throw at it.
I like that!
Correction: .something { width: calc(33.33% - #{$spacing-small*2/3}); margin-left: $spacing-small; &:first-of-type { margin-left: 0; } }
Honestly, I just use .something { width: calc(33.33% - #{$spacing-small*3/2}); margin-left: $spacing-small; &:first-of-type { margin-left: 0; } } Well simple
Timber does this too if your like your Twig. http://github.com/timber/timber Disclamer: I'm on the dev team