Yea man. :>
Solarized is a sixteen color palette (eight monotones, eight accent colors) designed for use with terminal and gui applications. It has several unique properties. I designed this colorscheme with both precise CIELAB lightness relationships and a refined set of hues based on fixed color wheel relationships.
While the scheme as obviously been tested and very thoroughly thought-out, it doesn’t quite have the contrast/pop I like. Still very much worth noting and looking at for all of the color theory applied. If you do happen to fancy it, here’s a Textmate theme.
side note: Fascinated by Tumblr’s reply/reblog.
colamonstrosity replied to your quote: The fact is that Chinese parents can do things…
Looks like she’s getting the publicity she wants for her book. She’s not even a mainland native, based on her surname. She’s prolly from the southeast (where Chinese seem to be stricter for…
In our contemporary world of knowledge workers, very little of work can be teased into separate “solve versus do”. Today, doing is an integral part of solving, and solving is an integral part of doing. We are all “no-collar” workers: smart, well-educated, solving problems, and performing work. - Alan Cooper
Agreed. In a popular ERP suite we settled many functionality/usability expectation issues by enriching the help/doc. Which worked on Windows apps. As the suite moved to the Web we found fewer and fewer users reading the doc. Except for a few die-hard sticklers, intent on arguing the case for modifications (including tech support).
…— Lukas Mathis in [Nobody reads your dialog boxes](http://ignorethecode.net/blog/2008/10/31/nobody-reads/), a fantastic article. go read it.
This is often part of a larger documentation:product relationship. I see it in manuals and reference books as well. As part of an…
