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    What about the cache folder and sessions?
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    I've noticed how several other users have mentioned their use of ExpressionEngine. While I was not an incredibly advanced user of their CMS, one of the features I liked was the ability to create comments in the code and the parsing engine would not print them out in the HTML. For example: {!-- this is a comment that would not get parsed nor printed in a template --} <!-- but this comment would --> I can think of many situations that this would come in useful. I don't know if this would be possible with some module. What do you think?
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    I'm also an EE to PW convert
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    Incredibly insightful fellas. Thank you! *BOOKMARKED*
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    I recently just started using GIT in my daily workflow on other non-PW and static html projects, and got stuck today just as I was starting a new PW project, LOL. My git terminology is probably wrong here, but where should I "git init"? At the site root? Under "/site/templates/"? Personally, I like to keep all my css, js and img folders at the root of my sites. So if I "git init" at the root, I'd have to ignore lots of core folders and files, right? And I'm thinking I gotta ignore the cache as well. What files/folders should be added to .gitignore for regular development?
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    OOPS, last thing I notices is that the 'Add to Cart' buttons are all a little scattered vertically. Maybe aligning them all in a horizontal line would make them prettier
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    Beautifully done Jose On the homepage, this line, "Now accepting orders for Valentine's day through Monday, Feb. 11" is past date. Otherwise, I also caught the easy to manipulate prices in the javascript cart something to worry about. But I also do agree with Ryan, it's not really a big deal. GREAT choice on the fonts!!! your color palette is very nice and soothing, it matches your products very well!
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    Your CSS is well structured and commented Nice choice of Google Webfonts. The logo is simple and simple is important! Great branding and color! I'd only suggest that you line the logo to the homepage. Other than that, great job! OH, and a favicon!
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    I am ADHD so listening to "music" is far too distracting for me. Although I have lots of favorite bands and songs (http://grooveshark.com/#!/playlist/My+Favorite+Hits/27486400) that I listen to when doing house chores or browsing online. But when I work I listen to whitenoise: http://simplynoise.com/ Otherwise I end up cranking up the volume and singing and dancing and it's nearly impossible to get back into the "groove" and finish my work. lol
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    That's exactly what I had to do with a recent project. I separated the grid, buttons, and all elements that are not needed on all pages and include them as needed in the sass files. I'm still learning sass and liking it alot.
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    Thanks Pete
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    WHOA, my apologizes, lol, I wasn't aware that it was a commercial product. I must have seen it long ago when it was free or opensource, or maybe I'm just confused (again).
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    I'm a big fan of Zurb Foundation. After I've got a better understanding of ProcessWire, I will also donate some code @joss have you seen Redactor? http://imperavi.com/redactor/ I haven't tried it yet, but heard it's much better thatn TinyMCE.
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    Intrigued!
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    How is the progress so far vineonardo?
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    hhmm, I didn't know where to post this, so I hope it's acceptable here?! @Ryan and the Development Team; I noticed that the main site has a favicon, but the forums does not Main site uses http://processwire.com/favicon.ico But forum uses http://processwire.com/talk/favicon.ico which does not exist.
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    Great quote Ryan Give a man to fish and he will eat for a day. Teach a man to fish and he will eat for a lifetime. It's one of my favorites.
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    Are you building the site responsively? If so, are you using the default breakpoints?
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    That is incredible Soma. Thank you! I find new ways to do things all the time in Sublime
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    WOW! I just installed Piwik today. Liking it so far.
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    Well, all the more reason to share amigo! Sharing what you think you know, and having more experienced users edit the Wiki entry would only help you and us.
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    After looking at the Wiki, I think it needs a snippet section All those in favor say 'AY'. AY!!
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    My favorites: Foundation from ZURB The Goldilocks Approach The Semantic Grid System
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    That looks awesome. I have yet to learn a good way to hide content based on size. I don't want mobile devices to download full size gallery photos, now doubling download content. Learning as I go
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    Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.11 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/23.0.1271.95 Safari/537.11 Works perfect, Linux Mint 13 Chrome 23
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