How do you take criticism outside of work? It feels like an exercise in self-reflection. It is easy to attribute code to intelligence, but it is not that simple. When people say "This code is no good", you need to realize that their delivery in feedback, while flawed, could stand to hold some truth, and that doesn't make you any less intelligent. I've been writing software for well over a decade and the most impactful thing I've learned is to lean into and embrace my failures. Try to remove ego from the situation as much as possible. Good luck.
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Perhaps we should reconsider the term. I feel that giving plugin collaborators the opportunity to edit the plugin with an online code editor tool is live code editor.
I guess the best way to think about it is that when you omit the height on an image, it will scale when you define its width. iFrames don't do that by default, but this allows them to be scaled.
Technically, the iFrame itself is not responsive but that is what the library does: it wraps it in a container that has more responsive properties than the iFrame.
In addition, I think you may be overloading the word "responsive." This is not a post-message base iFrame resizer, it makes iFrames scale like images. This maintains an aspect ratio which is very desirable in many cases. Think a YouTube embed.
