Posted by mattc at Aug 31, 07 05:05 AM
We want to execute it only once to get the instance and then we do not want to create another instance ever again. So why hold a reference to it?
'cos I wanna read 'Maneki Neko" - referenced by Will Wright at SXSW
Posted by mattc at Aug 30, 07 05:05 AM
Summary of why using the software that you write, the websites that you build will lead to better products.
How to intertwine embeded Flash objects with the rest of your HTML, CSS.
Posted by mattc at Aug 29, 07 05:05 AM
Somebody mentioned this in a meeting, then I promptly forgot about it. And now i've just stumbled across it. It's a CSS code generator.
'Building and Breaking the Browser", a JS fuzz testing tool.
Posted by mattc at Aug 28, 07 05:01 PM ... Comments (0)
I'm looking for a file in the repository that I know was there at some point in the last 6 months but it got deleted or moved somewhere or other and I can't remember where. I can remember a bit of the file name.
One method that worked for me was trawling through the SVN logs.
svn -v log ./trunk/path/to/dir | grep -C 3 "text to look for"
Turning on verbose mode ( -v ) prints the commit message as well as details about the files. Grepping this with about 3 lines of context (or more if you want) seems to find me my file.
I don't know if it's possible to grep through the contents of delete SVN files without writing a shell script.
Posted by mattc at Aug 28, 07 05:05 AM
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Posted by mattc at Aug 21, 07 05:05 AM
For some reason JQuery has passed me by - here's a long list of concise examples that will let me catch up.
Thoughts on the authorities motivations for pulbic seating Vs. the user's (functional) needs
Posted by mattc at Aug 15, 07 05:05 AM
Tufte-esque visualisation.
'If the mangler is complex enough it is usually called a compiler" - some scribbled notes concerning JS code-generation and compilation (as a way to avoid hand-crafted backwards compatibility). I love that bullet point writing style.
Posted by mattc at Aug 14, 07 05:05 AM
One to read later, perhaps much, much later.
Posted by mattc at Aug 9, 07 12:25 PM ... Comments (0)
Trying to fix HTML is like trying to graft arms and legs onto hamburger. There's got to be something better ...
Ted Nelson, attributed on http://xanadu.com.au/ - see also Embedded Markup Considered Harmful (xml.com).
Posted by mattc at Aug 7, 07 05:05 AM
Posted by mattc at Aug 1, 07 05:05 AM
The differences between Velocity and various other Java templating systems
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