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HackerNoon Reporter: Please tell us briefly about your background. Hi Hackernooners. My name is Franck Jones and I’ve been working in tech since I was a freshman in High School. I started making eCommerce websites in 1998, around the time Google got started. I taught myself to code by reading big fat books, apprenticing, and using IRC chat rooms. What's your startup called? And in a sentence or two, what does it do? We are Node Chronicles and we make comic books, apps, and games that teach computer science and electrical engineering. Our app allows readers to scan symbols, legends, and elements found in the books so you can unpack and collect cool items and learn more about them as you go. What is the origin story? I tried to teach my kids how to code when they were little and they hated me for it. They wanted to play video games and sports, or hang out with friends. I realized the way I was trying to teach them was boring and annoying, so I worked on a project to make it more fun. Now kids say our products are one of the most fun ways they’ve ever learned, and adults love our products too! Our products share stories about spooky science discoveries, quantum phenomena, and other crazy inventions people like Alan Turing, Nikola Tesla, Linus Torvalds, and Ken Thompson created. We mix fiction with non-fiction and incorporate real-life mysteries, clues, turmoil, and adventure into our plotlines. What do you love about your team, and why are you the ones to solve this problem? My partner in crime Christian Colbert is an absolute genius illustrator, colorist, storyteller, and letterer. Mostly, just he and I work on the comic books, apps, and NFTs right now. The way he draws on the tablet, the expressions, the faces, the action - he’s ridiculous. He’s truly one of the best in his field. If you weren’t building your startup, what would you be doing? If I wasn’t building this startup, I’d be working on another startup - possibly an adaptive learning startup, or a new kind of search engine, or some sort of AI workflow tool to improve work efficiency. I’d also probably have a day job, like CTO or UX Director at one of my friend’s startups. At the moment, how do you measure success? What are your core metrics? Right now, our success is measured by our learning assessments being collected and analyzed by a top university. Users participating in our study take an assessment before and after using our products and we measure their motivation levels, topics remembered and ability to articulate technology history and problem spaces. We also pay attention to every review, survey, and interview, looking for even the faintest negative opinions. Sometimes, it’s the few and far between negative reviews that tell us the most. What’s most exciting about your traction to date? We had a huge wave of over 1,500 people pre-order our products. Teachers, adults, industry professionals, and comic book lovers all responded in distinct groups, which helped us understand the personas and product-market fit. We did no marketing to get that phase going, it just happened on its own. Now, people are pissed off because they want more, and more, and more. We’re working on our next round of funding at the moment to be able to hire a dozen or more people to become a real studio focused on our dream. Also, we can’t say who, but one of the most popular rap stars in the world might be featured in our next episode, to help get the message across that tech is dope and you don’t need to be a social reject or a nerd to be involved. We hate when people call our beloved programmers and scientists geeks and nerds. We call them G-Neeks because they’re actually quite GANGSTA in our opinion. What technologies are you currently most excited about, and most worried about? And why? I’m excited about systems found in nature becoming a part of technology, like reading and writing data into DNA, atoms or photons, which can exist forever in nature and self propagate. I’m excited about getting rid of wires, certain hardware, corporations, and governments who want to control everything. I’m also worried about the personal privacy of information, especially kids and vulnerable communities, and I’m worried about fake news, confusion, and population collapse, where people have no source of truth. We hope the Ten Branches of Technology featured in Node Chronicles, called AxiomX, can someday be a common ground amongst a highly intelligent population, and that people’s priorities soon align with core truths around the technologies the world needs to prioritize, like climate change, clean energy, pollution, crime, and others. What drew you to get published on HackerNoon? What do you like most about our platform? Hackernoon found us. Great minds think alike. What advice would you give to the 21-year-old version of yourself? I wish I could give the 14-year-old version of myself a message: pick one coding language and learn everything you can about it. Start a project and make 1,000 code commits to it before jumping into something else. Become a grandmaster at something relevant by age 18, even if someone else is already doing it. Then start learning other technologies. And stay in school. Go to a university on a mission, with a library of objects and a toolkit that you’ve created, knowing already what you are good at and want to do. What is something surprising you've learned this year that your contemporaries would benefit from knowing? There is an endless sea of possibilities out there, just when you think everything’s been done. Getting good at something takes time. Not 1 year. 3, 5, and 10 years. No matter what industry you choose to disrupt, year 5 and beyond is euphoric. You will never know that feeling if you give up. So pick something that you can envision yourself doing for the rest of your life before you commit. If you don’t know what that is, do some soul searching. Node Chronicles was nominated as , US in HackerNoon’s Startups of the Year. one of the best startups in Grayslake

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So, JFYI, you just scrolled a page down to this place. You were able to do it. The problem is – sometimes you should not. And the question you better ask: Why???!!!! Why I shall not scroll?! I glad you asked, and here are 2 different answers, I would provide. – because you shall not. You just opened modal, light box, focused task, or something else, which gonna to . You might not even see the page itself anymore, but being able to scroll no more accessible or visible thought the . First one grab all your attention body modal – scroll is a parasite. Your ability to scroll everything around is a side effect. The default browser behaviour, you could not agree with. Second one And you might wish to disable it. As result, just after creating a modal, you will google about “scroll locks”, and “focus locks”. Focus locks are used to not let html focus escape some area, which is crucial for WAI-ARIA modals. Focus lock is way more important that scroll, and had to be implemented first. Here is another article for you to read: _It is a trap! We got your focus and will not let him out! These words you must hear every time you have opened a modal…_hackernoon.com It’s a (focus) Trap! But! Good modals also has a requirement to make rest of the page to be to user input. There is even a special HTML attribute – – which could disable any user interactions with the node. But it is not ready yet. And too powerful. inert inert Usually focus lock plus some “shade”(lightbox) around a modal is far more acceptable solution. Scroll locks are used to mitigate the last thing – you shall not being able to scroll though modal, and thought shade. How to lock a scroll? First of all, let me point you to an article with quite deep explanation for any scroll related moments, you might face. The article you are reading now is a some sort of continuation of “Martian solution”, as I gonna to name it further. _Everything you always wanted to know about implementing scrolling but were afraid to ask. We have scrolled to the…_evilmartians.com Scroll to the future - Martian Chronicles You might not read this article right now, but please have a look on animations inside it to jump into the common “scroll” problems. In short — there are 2 common ways to “lock scroll”: . Obliviously! Just set on the body and that’s done! Disable scroll bars overflow:hidden Work pretty well for OSX of Mobile users, as long there is no fixed scroll bars in their browsers, but will ruin Windows users expirence, as long page will change it width just after fixed scroll bars will disapear. Martians: What 15px change in width could change A LOT! 5. You might just , spreading OS X experience to the windows users. But this is not always acceptable. (Martian solution) scroll bars hide .container::-webkit-scrollbar {   display: none; } .container {   -ms-overflow-style: none; } 2. Or you could itself. Bingo?! disable the scroll event Yeah, huge win, but scroll event is “unpreventable”. To prevent scroll you have to prevent the origin of a scroll – wheel or touch event. I hope you heard that doing it, event attach handlers to document to listen for scroll(group) event, idea from scrolling prospective. It will make scroll slooooow. To be more concrete — not as fast as it could be. is not a good performance That is not the case, as long there is no scroll, if you “lock” the scroll. The only question is “how to prevent scroll on body, but not on modal view”. Or even better to rephrase it – “how to prevent scroll from happening outside of modal node”. Or even better to rephrase it – “how to block any events outside the target node”. We need reverse-inert. And that is not a problem actually – just attach event listeners to the DOM, and / all event you can catch. preventDefault stopPropagation Prevent mouseDown, and no click will happen — nor button click, nor click on a link. Even text selection will be disabled. Prevent keyDown, and you will unable to enter any text, switch anything, or Tab to next element. Prevent wheel and touch — and you will disable ability to scroll the page. PS: and you will unable to Tab “back”, and you will not block page scroll in real — only “mouse” way to do it. Don’t block anything! But next you might want to block not all those events, but only outside the modal. Again doable — just check that , ie event has an origin inside “allowed” node. modal.contains(event.target) Only line of code, one check, and… it will not work for scroll. Martian: Scroll chaining visualized “The scroll” first will scroll node-under-mouse, and then, when you will reach “the bottom” — it will scroll anything else scrollable — parent node, or page itself. Martians have provided two possible solutions, second one with CSS, just to disable “overscroll” behavior, but the first one was made in JavaScript! function handleOverscroll(event) {const delta = -event.deltaY;const targetScroll = elem.offsetHeight - delta;const allowedScroll = elem.scrollHeight - elem.scrollTop; if (targetScroll > allowedScroll) {// you are scrolling too farevent.preventDefault();}} Just detect “overscroll” and prevent it. This is how good “scroll-locks”, like , works. But to be the best, that logic should be contain a few more lines, to accumulate all the “delta” allowed to be applied. Cos you might have scrollable inside a scrollable, and that scrollable could be hidden inside a Lock. react-scroll-captor The solution , or, to be short 🔒-y, — is the solution I could propose for you, the solution to lock the scroll, or to disable any user interactions outside the allowed space. That we are looking for. React-locky reverse-inert 1 — to cast for everything outside inert 2 — to just “scroll lock” some node But better is to touch it. First double check that you can scroll everything, and scroll everything. And then — activate Locky, to test how it “should be”. Locky, when enabled, will not allow you to click on the button outside, or scroll the page. It will enable the behavior you customer deserves. You have trained your Scroll well. Live in a peace now. Together. He is a friend, not a foe. Try it by yourself. Give your site a better UX. Make your customers happier. This is literally 2kb of code, and one component to wrap you modal. Easy Win. _react-locky - I am Asgardian God of Event Scoping 🔓, Scroll Locking 📜, Silence Casting 🙊_github.com theKashey/react-locky React-Locky would block only events, but not hide body scroll bar (which exists only on Windows). To remove any ability to scroll at all I would recommend: React-scroll-locky — “locky” based scroll remover. Could isolate your components, which may be good.. or bad.. _📜🔒 - React full-cream "anti-scroll" library, you were looking for - theKashey/react-scroll-locky_github.com theKashey/react-scroll-locky React-remove-scroll — “react-compatible” scroll remover, friendly with portals, which handles only scroll events. Small and safe to use _Removes and disables 📜in a "React" way. Contribute to theKashey/react-remove-scroll development by creating an account…_github.com theKashey/react-remove-scroll React-Focus-On — complete solution for modals. Just everything in one place _The final solution for WAI ARIA compatible modal dialogs or full-screen tasks. - theKashey/react-focus-on_github.com theKashey/react-focus-on Yes — I’ve invested some time in scroll locking :)

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