For me, it takes only one to two second animation. After it stabilize. You can d...

Lewton · on Jan 20, 2012

for me, in chrome, it takes 8-10 seconds to stabilize. and looks really wonky

yogsototh · on Jan 20, 2012

I disabled animation for chrome.

tkahn6 · on Jan 20, 2012

Hey your site is really pretty. Would you mind licensing your CSS for personal use? I'd like to use for my blog (which I will start one of these days).

Very nice blog post. After working on a Python stack during my part time job (check out Apache libcloud), I can safely say that using a statically typed language is a necessity for any non-trivial project. Without a type system you offload the entire framework onto the programmer. To actually grok the project you have to hold the complexity all in your head instead of using the types as a guide and that makes getting started incredibly challenging.

yogsototh · on Jan 20, 2012

Thanks.

The source code of my website is here:

https://github.com/yogsototh/Scratch/

And even if not clearly stated, everyone is free to use it and steal from it. Of course, I'd appreciate to be mentioned.

If you want to have the full behavior you should copy not only the css but a bit of js.

More precisely:

  output/Scratch/css
  output/Scratch/assets/css
  output/Scratch/js/init.js
  + jquery

You should have a functioning website which will be iPhone/iPod friendly.

You certainly also need to get the layouts:

  layout/article.html
  layout/default.html

Unfortunately, I didn't finished to switch to HTML5, the current code is XHTML strict 1.0. You can have a preview of my HTML5 transition if you look at the html5 branch. But I'll have to duplicate a lot of CSS modifications since.

If you want any more information, simply mail me, I'll be happy to help.