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@nicknisi Something like “el.style.color=‘red’”
and we called it DHTML.
Lucas Scharenbroich
@ljscharen
4:54 am - 16 Aug 2018 Link
@nicknisi Doing AJAX calls in a jQuery mobile app, and
figuring out I need to use sync: true or for some reason I
could not “return the result”. It was a big aha moment when I
finally understood callbacks and the event loop months later
Felix Becker
@felixbecker
8:55 am - 16 Aug 2018 Link
It was jQuery! Someone called into my call center about wanting to
change their website. I hacked my way to a solution and injected it into
the site through their footer.
Something like
$(“p.classname”).text(“whatever”);
https://twitter.com/nicknisi/status/1029935294123044865
Carmen Electron
@carmalou
11:17 am - 16 Aug 2018 Link
@nicknisi It was likely back in 1999, when it was considered
“DHTML”. I had a little script that would change the opacity of
an item as you mouseover’d it.
If only I knew about a little thing called, “CSS”.
Jason
@scurker
9:38 am - 16 Aug 2018 Link