EPISODE · Dec 2, 2014 · 50 MIN
144: Rapidfire 41
from ShopTalk Show · host ShopTalk
This week it’s another RAPID-FIRE!!! Nothing but Thanksgiving turkey hangover and hot question and answer madness! Q & A: 3:12 I have had to do a bunch of horizontal scrolling sliders for work lately. These “sliders” always through me for a loop because I am working off comps I had no part in designing. How do I keep these sliders from freaking out when the browser is resized while they are partially scrolled, and what is the definitive best way to make these from a performance and UX stand point so that I can help our designers make better choices? 10:10 When it comes to responsive web design in WordPress, I find myself using a lot of modules in the WordPress page editor to organize the sites content. Is there an easier way of doing this? 16:30 Have you ever used any prototyping tool like Fireworks or Sketch? If so, what is the best tool you’ve came across? 22:10 Where should I include the media queries for my responsive design in my CSS files? 30:14 Is there a way to use pure CSS (i.e., no JavaScript) to modify properties of a whole table-column without marking up each individual cell? 35:07 What other podcasts do you listen to? 45:30 Why are some sites targeted by hackers more than others, especially automated attacks? Do web sites end up on target lists, or are the attacks just random? Sponsors: 15:05 lynda.com – The best online learning resource. New courses are posted every single day. Check out some super great courses like: Audio & Music Production Logic Pro X InDesign Typography with Nigel French Writing for the Web with Chris Nodder Selling on the Amazon Marketplace with Peter Kent And so much more! Learn all the things! Get a free 7 day trial now! 28:29 One Month Rails: Learn Rails, 30 minutes a day for 30 days. You’ll learn how to build a fully functional web app using: Ruby on Rails HTML CSS Bootstrap Git Github Command line Databases using SQLite S3 from Amazon Web Services Heroku – the popular web service used for getting your site live on the Internet We offer all students support: The best part is: if you get stuck, there’s always someone there to help you out while you learn. (Yes, like, a real person.) Enrollment is typically $99, but if you join now you’ll get a one time discount of 25% off for joining, AND as always you’re helping support Shoptalk. Enroll now @ onemonth.com/shoptalk! Show Links: Owl Slider Royal Slider Adobe Fireworks Sketch Codepen SCSS Stylus Shoptalk Show Store (Buy shirts!) Podcasts We Recommend: Responsive Web Design CodePen Radio 99% Invisible History of Rome Pagebreak Serial Startup Podcast Wait Wait, Don’t Tell Me The Moth Planet Money Radiolab This American Life Security Now Podcast Bizcraft Javascript Jabber The Web Ahead Freakanomics Podcast Stuff You Should Know Podcast Pop Culture Happy Hour Podcast When Women Stopped Coding If you’re enjoying our show, please take a minute to leave us a review in iTunes. We really appreciate it, and thanks to everyone who has already left a review!
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This week it’s another RAPID-FIRE!!! Nothing but Thanksgiving turkey hangover and hot question and answer madness! Q & A: 3:12 I have had to do a bunch of horizontal scrolling sliders for work lately. These “sliders” always through me for a loop because I am working off comps I had no part in designing. How do I keep these sliders from freaking out when the browser is resized while they are partially scrolled, and what is the definitive best way to make these from a performance and UX stand point so that I can help our designers make better choices? 10:10 When it comes to responsive web design in WordPress, I find myself using a lot of modules in the WordPress page editor to organize the sites content. Is there an easier way of doing this? 16:30 Have you ever used any prototyping tool like Fireworks or Sketch? If so, what is the best tool you’ve came across? 22:10 Where should I include the media queries for my responsive design in my CSS files? 30:14 Is there a way to use pure CSS (i.e., no JavaScript) to modify properties of a whole table-column without marking up each individual cell? 35:07 What other podcasts do you listen to? 45:30 Why are some sites targeted by hackers more than others, especially automated attacks? Do web sites end up on target lists, or are the attacks just random? Sponsors: 15:05 lynda.com – The best online learning resource. New courses are posted every single day. Check out some super great courses like: Audio & Music Production Logic Pro X InDesign Typography with Nigel French Writing for the Web with Chris Nodder Selling on the Amazon Marketplace with Peter Kent And so much more! Learn all the things! Get a free 7 day trial now! 28:29 One Month Rails: Learn Rails, 30 minutes a day for 30 days. You’ll learn how to build a fully functional web app using: Ruby on Rails HTML CSS Bootstrap Git Github Command line Databases using SQLite S3 from Amazon Web Services Heroku – the popular web service used for getting your site live on the Internet We offer all students support: The best part is: if you get stuck, there’s always someone there to help you out while you learn. (Yes, like, a real person.) Enrollment is typically $99, but if you join now you’ll get a one time discount of 25% off for joining, AND as always you’re helping support Shoptalk. Enroll now @ onemonth.com/shoptalk! Show Links: Owl Slider Royal Slider Adobe Fireworks Sketch Codepen SCSS Stylus Shoptalk Show Store (Buy shirts!) Podcasts We Recommend: Responsive Web Design CodePen Radio 99% Invisible History of Rome Pagebreak Serial Startup Podcast Wait Wait, Don’t Tell Me The Moth Planet Money Radiolab This American Life Security Now Podcast Bizcraft Javascript Jabber The Web Ahead Freakanomics Podcast Stuff You Should Know Podcast Pop Culture Happy Hour Podcast When Women Stopped Coding If you’re enjoying our show, please take a minute to leave us a review in iTunes. We really appreciate it, and thanks to everyone who has already left a review!
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