Re: some good JS sites?

[Michael Wojcik]

Jeremy J Starcher wrote:

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As you look at sites, you might want to read my guide:
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<URL: http://www.mopedepot.com/jjs/HowToRe...criptCode.html >

That's a useful page, but I have a couple of critiques:

- I found the background colors for your examples hard to distinguish
(I have limited color vision, and the hues you're using seem to vary
quite a bit with angle on my laptop's LCD screen). The examples are
all labeled as well, of course, so the color is just a convenience;
but you might want to tweak them a bit, or use different border styles.

- In a couple of places you have "depreciate d" where I believe you
intend "deprecated ". (That's a common typo, and you do have
"deprecated " in other places.)

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Michael Wojcik
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Rhetoric & Writing, Michigan State University

[Jeremy J Starcher]

Re: some good JS sites?

On Tue, 24 Jun 2008 16:40:48 +0100, Michael Wojcik wrote:

Jeremy J Starcher wrote:

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>As you look at sites, you might want to read my guide:
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><URL: http://www.mopedepot.com/jjs/HowToRe...criptCode.html

>

>
That's a useful page, but I have a couple of critiques:
>
- I found the background colors for your examples hard to distinguish (I
have limited color vision, and the hues you're using seem to vary quite
a bit with angle on my laptop's LCD screen). The examples are all
labeled as well, of course, so the color is just a convenience; but you
might want to tweak them a bit, or use different border styles.

Ah... Yes. I'll add that to my list of changes to make next time
I edit that page. I think border styles will be the best way to go.

- In a couple of places you have "depreciate d" where I believe you
intend "deprecated ". (That's a common typo, and you do have "deprecated "
in other places.)

That has been a constant ongoing issue for me. Thought I finally had all
those weeded out only to introduce more next time through. Grrr....