Tinkernut – Make A Simple Responsive Website

25 Comments on "Tinkernut – Make A Simple Responsive Website"

  1. Jochem Hagenaars says:

    Its like a green screen he makes a screen shot of his screen and then makes an overlapping mouse cursor

  2. TheBdemba16 says:

    your vids are good but they are tooooooo short.
    

  3. lolfuckdishit says:

    Is it just me or does almost nothing on your site work?
    I did however already enjoy the layout, it’s pretty nice.

  4. Ethan Taylor says:

    gigafide
    what do you use to make a fake desktop
    if you dont understand what i’m saying this is a better explanation:
    in your new videos your not actually recording your own computer
    your making a fake animation OF a ccomputer
    so how do you do that??

  5. Potenti4lz says:

    How does this solution compare to the twitter bootstrap alternative? It looks like you’d be cutting out a lot of unnecessary code by doing it this way :D Also a more unique layout and full understanding of what’s going on in the backend? – Though, this custom “from the ground up” approach looks tedious with the various resolutions and measurements you’d have to make.

  6. David Waijers says:

    The reason why someone wants to code a website can be: You want an unique website

  7. Docko412 says:

    their is something wrong when i write in ms notepad it feels harder to manage my code. just because no syntax highlighting. notepad++ is definitely the way to go.

  8. CM Zerres says:

    Or you could just make a mobile version.

  9. MysteriousGreenBlood says:

    Thanks this helped a lot for my multi-device website I am in-development on.

  10. Aaron Welsh says:

    I wouldn’t say it’s just as good as any other text editor but it’s not as bad as the other guy is making it out to be. You can still write code out in it perfectly fine.

  11. Squishy Toad says:

    What is the name of the background music you use? I want to use it as the background music for my commentary tutorials lol.

  12. Nemanja Kukić says:

    you’ve got improved for last few months, good job! I like how you edit your videos. You use a Mac for that, right? :)

  13. Decicus says:

    He’s learning us the basics of creating a website. I bet this guy can create his own blog system, but it probably takes too much time to do alone.

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  15. kidel3 says:

    Wait what?

  16. immuneDay says:

    BOM - google it, and google which editors add it to files, and which ones dont

  17. kidel3 says:

    I’ve been using ms notepad ever since I started coding and programming, until I had to use notepad++ (easier file uploading to web servers), as I know everything I type, it doesn’t matter what text editor I use. Newfags doesn’t know shit, the point is to save the code to a file, no matter what software you use.

  18. thomas9060 says:

    i miss the old intro

  19. Bobby Marinoff says:

    You are doin it wrong!

    Kids, set your wrepper div’s sizes in percentages so you dont have to reprogram your website for every resolution that exists.

    Also position the divs that are inside the wrapper with float:left so that thety reposition when its size is changed.

  20. TheRealDutchOwner says:

    4G the norm? Almost made me spew my coke over my laptop.

  21. ctrlondon says:

    This is a tremendous video – straight to the point and well explained. Thanks very much!

  22. Bryan Dimas says:

    I know there are many ways to make a website, so I’m lost. I don’t understand why code your website when you can just get a template and everything (free). Also, about t_ different ways to deploy your website, which one is better idk. Flash is t_ hard way, by FTP can be easier, and idk idk. I KNOW I sound so stupid, but on computers, this is the only thing tht makes me be like this. I shall watch all his tuts first now. Thanks!

  23. kyconny says:

    Rather than this you could use percentages for the width of various objects on the screen.
    EG:
    width: 25%
    Meaning the width will always be 25% of the browser size

  24. Ayaz Ahmed says:

    Excellent, I was searching for this quite some time, I wish I could like it 100 times :D

  25. immuneDay says:

    notepad adds stuff to a file, like BOM, which fucks up php interpreter, things like html templates for php applications, forums, cms. U might get unwanted results, just because u edited html with ms notepad. google it

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