miguelfreitas / twister-html

twister HTML + Javascript User Interface
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sync with blaster #348

Closed slr closed 8 years ago

slr commented 8 years ago

@miguelfreitas looks like it's quite stable and it has fixes for some issues like these ones:

I'll continue to work on https://github.com/miguelfreitas/twister-html/issues/338 soon and after that, most probably, on favorites.

slr commented 8 years ago

@miguelfreitas I recommend to merge this as soon as possible because for now at master branch timeline of some users may be filled with empty twists without https://github.com/miguelfreitas/twister-html/pull/348/commits/cfd51f163ed8e9a0e23e41cd0417135eb7c259e2 and https://github.com/miguelfreitas/twister-html/pull/348/commits/9fcadc96340ec08d3321e0abf2c0e50a510d3f4f and even completely broken without https://github.com/miguelfreitas/twister-html/pull/348/commits/a26ff53c762ac7daf9f54a264b5f6ef9b52e2a8c.

miguelfreitas commented 8 years ago

Great! thanks for your work! I'm merging now.

PS: I expect to work on longer posts this weekend :-)

slr commented 8 years ago

@miguelfreitas yep, sounds good excepting a word 'post'. I prefer 'twist' instead. and, looks like, the twist is not so empty if it contains something. s/empty post/'empty' twist and I'm fine.

meanwhile, see https://github.com/miguelfreitas/twister-html/pull/349

miguelfreitas commented 8 years ago

Sure, agreed with s/empty post/'empty' twist!

slr commented 8 years ago

@miguelfreitas ok, https://github.com/miguelfreitas/twister-html/pull/350. I bet that you specially choose longer phrases to make short prompt's input field longer.

miguelfreitas commented 8 years ago

Actually I guessed you would disagree and suggest something shorter, but then you just replaced a single word ;-)

slr commented 8 years ago

@miguelfreitas I feel like I'm able to edit that silently when you don't see, haha. see, you say

This special post is not displayed by twister clients

but in fact it's not displayed only by modern clients.

to be serious, I only want to be -less serious- more informal in GUI elements where it's not inpacting on security.