Well, its going to be CSS or JS and CSS combined somewhere down the line. Rip out 50% of your CSS file.... still have the problem?... Get rid of another 50%.... still have the problem? get rid of 50%.... problem is gone? get rid of all the rest and put back the section that had the issue.... still have the issue? ... get rid of 50%. When you have isolated the CSS causing the issue, remove and rewrite it in a way that does not cause the issue.

$ ps aux | grep search search for 'search' in your processes, handy for finding the PID. etc. ctrl+r (depending on setup) to search through past typed commands. Top Tip: Learn Vi $ vi filename When you are a vi ninja, the world is yours. (full disclosure I am not a vi ninja yet)

We could argue you might have a vested interest in pushing apps for business? You could state your cases better than this - I don't know why you think it is a MUST for a new company to have an app... I dont think so personally, but again this is down to specific scenarios. I would be interested in your reasoning behind your answer.

Some thoughts: Each would serve its own purpose, I think you need to prioritise what your userbase needs first and work on that. Providing a mobile app only is probably going to severely limit your audience. I think if you want some more usefull answers, you'll probably need to include some details about what it is you want to develop.

Heheh, always make me think of this: Most asked for feature: 2 way data binding... Least used feature: 2 way data-binding. Take a look at knockoutJS http://knockoutjs.com/ , It's a bit old (far older than NG) but was used quite widely. They are actually using it where I currently work [sigh.] It is fairly concentrated on the whole two way data-binding thing.

If I can I'll prep a codepen for you later.

replace your redraw function with, console.log('it works');

jQuery: $( window ).resize( function ( ) { DrawingClass.redraw(); }); No JQuery window .onresize = function ( event ) { // :) DrawingClass.redraw(); }; example object and function names used.

you could use promises to at least pull the data all at once instead of in bits. which would make handling it on the front end easier.... just send one request from the client to your server, and expect one response wether it is via your proxy to google or not. Sorry to be brief but I am at work.

I've got a MERN style build I'm also working on. I'll link to it once I have it in a repo... its all a bit basic as of yet. I would request these features: - State history/debug for dev - hot reload all the things. - option to not use JS based CSS (react component style) I prefer the separation of concerns, but understand others wouldn't. - DB based config. - pre-modelled for posts/pages. What do you think?