renders

In fact, the publishers deliver it to facebook as html, and i suspect facebook renders it in a webview.

Our company is a literal factory for renders, which you can learn more about at outwardinc.com.

Sorry for all the renders; they look nice, but it's good to see the real thing.

It took me a while to realise, but HN renders text in between stars as italics.

After showing the renders to people, some folks claimed they'd buy an actual physical version.

My computing device (yes MY computing device) then renders it in accordance with my wishes.

Sorry, I guess what I meant was that Hyperion is perfectly capable of being used in test renders.

EdDSA itself uses modulo reduction for the nonce, using a large enough source (~2^512 modulo ~2^252) value that renders the bias irrelevant.

It could take 15 minutes before a pixel shows up, but that's not a standard case for production test renders in an artist's daily work.

I especially appreciate that it renders very cleanly at all point sizes in Windows Cleartype.

It renders all the rest of it a bit irrelevant.

For example the Sailfish people removed the component that renders native buttons, because that would have been a lot of work to port to Qt 5.

The page renders fine but the scrollbar is "Choppy".

I wouldn't be entirely shocked if some day, most of the industry renders those "outcasts" as unwelcome.

Even within "just a web app" one can run into some gnarly issues or odd old code that renders otherwise simple tasks difficult, but since it's only one person working on it you can't really test whether or not it's actually difficult.

This article is really shallow so I'd just like to suggest you look at the code for the Rackt modal- it takes the children you pass it and renders them in a new React container, a pattern it calls a "portal".