Joelb.me Website Review

I’ve spent my spare time during the summer working on a redesigned and renamed update to PasteShack, with some additional new features. use Drag & Drop in addition to pasting in images from your clipboard. I’ve also put work into improving the upload process. To speed things up for you, the web app silently starts preuploading the image as soon as it is inserted. When you click to upload the image, the server sends the file over to the cloud and gives you your link almost instantly. There’s also an upload progress bar for those cases when the image haven’t had time to pre-upload. The back-end is powered by Node + Express and the front-end is written in HTML, LESS and CoffeeScript. I’ve enjoyed working on this project a lot and the user feedback so far has been great, I definitely plan to keep working on it. For anyone interested, the source code for the I recently started seeing data in my Google An*lytics from two pages that aren’t mine, which is something that usually happens when someone copies your HTML source code without paying much attention. The traffic data as*umes that the root URL of all page hits is yours and therefore hides it, but searching for the relative path on Google quickly uncovered the perpetrator. To my surprise, it was the Turkish website of LG Electronics that was using my Google An*lytics tracking code. On top of that, they were think that a big company such as LG would have web developers that knew better. So, seeing that they’re hotlinking to one of my script files, I decided to have some fun with cross-site scripting site, although there would have been lots of fun things that I could have done (like inserting and playing around with fool.js Earlier today I discovered an interesting way to keep (store) a CSS style on an element using CSS transitions. This is probably best This text will only have the color while the bu*ton is pressed down. This text will keep the given color even after the bu*ton is released.