I think something of a timeout on the message bubbles is needed.. As to not cloud the screen too much. Nice work though :)

Yes, this is at the top of my list. Thanks :)

I got a PR request up on the github if you want it.

https://github.com/idoco/map-chat/pull/11

Was just about to mention that.

Good stuff, small remark: the braking and accelerating on the car are pretty poor (as in, both take forever).

And it handles like a brick in a vacuum. The momentum taking you of your lane in a corner at 20km/h is just ridiculous.

Fun stuff, also, is this typo on purpose? "Comming soon"

"What’s your opinion on pre-processors like SASS and LESS? Does CSS have anything to learn from them?

(...) My own favorites would be nested comments, and single-line comments (starting with //). When CSS turns 50 I’ll tell you why they were not part of CSS from the beginning."

Now, this makes me really wonder why single-line comments weren't part of the spec from the beginning. And I can't wait 30 years... Anyone an idea?

single-line comments are already supported in the way that are invalid css :) so if you comment with // the stuff that follow will be ignored. Again, it is invalid CSS and I am not suggesting that you should use it, just bringing that up :)

I personally like how single-comments works on pre-processors. They are ignored at compile time and therefore are a good way to comment on functions, mixins or anything that won't be compiled to raw CSS.

Be careful with using // in CSS. It causes some browsers to completely ignore the whole rest of the CSS file after the line you wanted to comment out (iirc IE9 does this).

When I want to quickly comment something out (and don't have an editor shortcut handy), I just put an 'x' in front of the property name. I.e.:

    xbackground-color: #f0f;

/* single-line comment */

For what its worth, she mentioned in a television show that she got a 7 (out of 10) mark for the project, which was people thought was rather low. The fact is that she does a kind of art study and that the teacher was not all to impressed with the 'art' she created for the project.

Reminds me of this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leeds_13

Some Leeds art students faked a trip to Malaga on student grant money. Caused great outrage. I was friends with one of the 13. He dined out on it for a while, had a whale of a time.

A representative of the technical team did a talk at the Mobilism conference. Which was my favourite of all talks that conference. Interesting stuff.

Video: http://vimeopro.com/mirabeaunl/mobilism-2013/video/68025331

Slides: http://www.slideshare.net/jcleveley/mobilism-2013-a-story-of...

Is this what the app by Pokerstars uses? The app is not available in the Play Store due to the gambling nature of the app, but it checks for updates itself when opened.

Did this exploit actually got exploited? Or did they notify the site and gave them an opportunity to fix it before they released their findings?

Nice work.

I can imagine it would be appreciated that the page jumps to top when you turned a page, don't you think?

On iPad it feels better to have a page flipping effect but on desktop instant jump felt easier on the nerves. Can optimize, thanks for the suggestion sir.

Right now on Desktop you can scroll using the SPACEBAR.