A <picture> polyfill about www HOT 4 CLOSED

Hey @uniqname,

Great job!

1. Is there any reason why your element your repo is called x-picure instead of x-picture?
2. What the ng namespace means on the element name?
3. What do you think of using your gh-pages branch to demonstrate your element?

P.S: You can find some tips about project organization and documentation on https://github.com/customelements/boilerplate-element

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Well, spelling was never my strong suit, but I'm going to blame this one on
carelessness. After that the eye sees what it wants to see. Thanks for
catching that.

The ng namespace is an artifact from an earlier implementation. This was
built with the original intent to use it at National Geographic, where I am
a developer.

I'm all the way down with using gh-pages. I just need to take the five
minutes to do it. :)

Thanks for the feed back. It is really appreciated.

Cory

On Wed, Sep 4, 2013 at 10:23 PM, Zeno Rocha [email protected]:

Hey @uniqname https://github.com/uniqname,

Great job!

1. Is there any reason why your element your repo is called x-picureinstead of
   x-picture?
2. What the ng namespace means on the element name?
3. What do you think of using your gh-pages branch to demonstrate your
   element?

P.S: You can find some tips about project organization and documentation
on https://github.com/customelements/boilerplate-element

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Cory Brown

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@zenorocha The repo has been updated with many of the suggestions you provided, including gh-pages (http://uniqname.github.io/x-picture/). Thanks again.

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That's great! Nice job @uniqname :)

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