This is a problem that’s been thrown around the Facebook recently it seems. Man, it seems so simple:
6÷2(1+2)=?
Simple until you ask a group of people what the answer is, and find
out half of us think it’s nine, and the other half think it’s one.
So what IS the answer?
Find out here!
A new way to teach and learn html/css/js. Basically, you just need to write HTML, CSS, Javascript code inside code editors and it'll record whatever you type. Other people can then "playback" your recording in a video style and learn how you made your creation.
Another part of CSSDeck is the Creations gallery (which is what it started with). If you ever made something cool with CSS/JS just submit it and we'll showcase it in the gallery. It's purely for educational and inspiration purposes.
Last but not the least, you can make testcases and share with other people who can help you out solve your coding problems. You can also collaborate with them in realtime and code collaboratively.
Site: CSSDeck
Check out the Documentation.
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Just some funny stuff relating to programmers...
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A common way that a lot of online marketers use to build helpful tools is Google Documents.
Using Google Docs is ideal because it’s free, flexible, and easy to
share with others. Hopefully with these documents you will help you to
work more efficiently as they have for more life.
See the article at:- Search Engine Journal
Play Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, Spock with a friend or enemy live over the web to break a tie, resolve a ‘debate’, or kill time before Game of Thrones comes on.
Why?
Online dispute resolution used to be tedious, so I made this.
How to play
- Send the link above to your frenemy.
- Wait here for them to show up.
- The game begins automatically when your friend arrives.
The advent of 3D printing
introduced the convenience of quickly making designs a reality, and one
company is bringing this creative ease to your fingertips. 3Doodler, dubbed the "world's first 3D printing pen," lets you draw three-dimensional structures in midair.
Toy and robotics company WobbleWorks created the pen to make 3D
printing affordable and accessible. While most 3D printers can cost you
thousands of dollars, 3Doodler is available for preorder on Kickstarter for $75.
"If you can scribble, trace or wave a finger in the air you can use a 3Doodler," the designers say on their site.
Color is easily one of the most prominent elements of design, but
color pickers tend to be rather mundane tools — nothing like the
physical process of mixing inks or paints.
Not everything out there is dull, however: we’ve spent time looking at unique color tools before, including services like 0 to 255 and Colllor, and now this free color picker by Lyst founder Devin Hunt has our attention.
Hunt’s minimal interface makes his tool particularly interesting. On
load, the entire window fills with a single color. Move your mouse left
and right to adjust the hue, move it up and down to adjust the lightness
and scroll to change the saturation.
Once you’ve found something you like, click to save your selection. Then, the window splits so you can select your next color.
It’s simplistic, yet the interface manages to be surprisingly
inspiring, making it worth a quick look for every designer. That the
service favors hex codes makes it even better – if you’re focused on the
Web.
➤ Intuitive Color Picker (via Codrops)
For more design tools, check out TNW’s full Design & Dev channel.
Article pasted from the TNW
In the 1950s, a small team of engineers set to work on a secret program called Project 1794—a supersonic craft designed to shoot down Soviet bombers. Now a trove of declassified documents reveals the audacious mission to build a flying saucer.
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