Comments on: Aaaaaaannnnd…Done! http://dtott.com/thoughts/2007/07/14/aaaaaaannnnd-done/ Thu, 04 Dec 2008 03:44:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Bridget Stewart http://dtott.com/thoughts/2007/07/14/aaaaaaannnnd-done/#comment-23 Bridget Stewart Tue, 17 Jul 2007 22:50:23 +0000 http://dtott.com/thoughts/2007/07/14/aaaaaaannnnddone/#comment-23 I was tempted to try this, but when I saw that the theme was worms, I couldn't bring myself to do it. Maybe if it had been puppies or bunnies... Great job, Dan. Looks amazing, even for worms. I was tempted to try this, but when I saw that the theme was worms, I couldn’t bring myself to do it. Maybe if it had been puppies or bunnies…

Great job, Dan. Looks amazing, even for worms.

]]> By: Joseph James Frantz http://dtott.com/thoughts/2007/07/14/aaaaaaannnnd-done/#comment-22 Joseph James Frantz Tue, 17 Jul 2007 20:28:35 +0000 http://dtott.com/thoughts/2007/07/14/aaaaaaannnnddone/#comment-22 Dan, Thanks for posting this for us, you're really talented. Every time I look at one of your sites I'm really amazed. Dan,

Thanks for posting this for us, you’re really talented. Every time I look at one of your sites I’m really amazed.

]]> By: Eric Wiley http://dtott.com/thoughts/2007/07/14/aaaaaaannnnd-done/#comment-21 Eric Wiley Tue, 17 Jul 2007 18:07:51 +0000 http://dtott.com/thoughts/2007/07/14/aaaaaaannnnddone/#comment-21 Ok, thanks. Never heard of HTML Dog. I gotta have a short stack of books with good indexes nearby so I don't get windows overload. A lot of folks probably run even more than me, but when developing a new web page I usually have five active windows open at once: 1) The css file 2) html file 3) html page loaded in the dev browser 4) One browser window for reference (such as HTML Dog) and 5) Fireworks for quick & dirty image editing. Any more and I start to get seasick. Ok, thanks. Never heard of HTML Dog.

I gotta have a short stack of books with good indexes nearby so I don’t get windows overload. A lot of folks probably run even more than me, but when developing a new web page I usually have five active windows open at once:
1) The css file 2) html file 3) html page loaded in the dev browser 4) One browser window for reference (such as HTML Dog) and 5) Fireworks for quick & dirty image editing.

Any more and I start to get seasick.

]]> By: dan http://dtott.com/thoughts/2007/07/14/aaaaaaannnnd-done/#comment-20 dan Mon, 16 Jul 2007 13:30:51 +0000 http://dtott.com/thoughts/2007/07/14/aaaaaaannnnddone/#comment-20 @Everyone - Thanks for your comments so far. Later today I'm going to post a detailed run-through of my entry. @Eric - When I need to check something, <a href="http://htmldog.com" rel="nofollow">HTML Dog</a> is great for quick reference, and <a href="http://htmlhelp.com/reference/html40/" rel="nofollow">HTML Help</a>. Also, simply using the W3C Validation service helps me right some wrongs. But, to tell you the truth, <a href="http://google.com" rel="nofollow">Google</a> is my best friend. I've found better ways to <a href="http://www.positioniseverything.net/easyclearing.html" rel="nofollow">clear floats</a>, and all of those little browser hacks. @Everyone - Thanks for your comments so far. Later today I’m going to post a detailed run-through of my entry.

@Eric - When I need to check something, HTML Dog is great for quick reference, and HTML Help. Also, simply using the W3C Validation service helps me right some wrongs.

But, to tell you the truth, Google is my best friend. I’ve found better ways to clear floats, and all of those little browser hacks.

]]> By: Eric Wiley http://dtott.com/thoughts/2007/07/14/aaaaaaannnnd-done/#comment-19 Eric Wiley Mon, 16 Jul 2007 11:29:51 +0000 http://dtott.com/thoughts/2007/07/14/aaaaaaannnnddone/#comment-19 Dan, after having done a couple of these high-intensity short turnaround jobs, have you found yourself reaching for any one quick reference in particular? Just curious. For me Eric Meyer's "...The Definitive Guide" has been the handiest for quick reference. Dan, after having done a couple of these high-intensity short turnaround jobs, have you found yourself reaching for any one quick reference in particular? Just curious.

For me Eric Meyer’s “…The Definitive Guide” has been the handiest for quick reference.

]]> By: brian http://dtott.com/thoughts/2007/07/14/aaaaaaannnnd-done/#comment-17 brian Sun, 15 Jul 2007 19:02:59 +0000 http://dtott.com/thoughts/2007/07/14/aaaaaaannnnddone/#comment-17 Nice work Dan. I competed this round also. Anxious to see some more entries from this round! Your work appears front running. Nice work Dan. I competed this round also. Anxious to see some more entries from this round! Your work appears front running.

]]> By: Brad Colbow http://dtott.com/thoughts/2007/07/14/aaaaaaannnnd-done/#comment-16 Brad Colbow Sun, 15 Jul 2007 12:34:44 +0000 http://dtott.com/thoughts/2007/07/14/aaaaaaannnnddone/#comment-16 Nice, looking forward to seeing more. Nice, looking forward to seeing more.

]]> By: Brad Dielman http://dtott.com/thoughts/2007/07/14/aaaaaaannnnd-done/#comment-15 Brad Dielman Sun, 15 Jul 2007 01:14:09 +0000 http://dtott.com/thoughts/2007/07/14/aaaaaaannnnddone/#comment-15 You're a machine, Dan. A machine. You’re a machine, Dan. A machine.

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