August 2011
24 posts
2 tags
Aug 1st
July 2011
44 posts
Columnal CSS framework →
1140px wide but it’s fluid and has a single mobile layout. Also on old IEs that don’t support max-width it uses a fixed width.
Jul 31st
“Mr. Trololo sent me here.”
– YouTube comment on Mishka says “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious”!
Jul 31st
trololo mp3 →
The second result on google! Interesting geek marketing idea.
Jul 31st
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multiple accounts aren't against the AWS TOS →
This is important because it’s common for services to offer backups to S3 and AWS doesn’t support granular authorization of third parties yet.
Jul 31st
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Jul 27th
42 notes
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goog.inherits →
ctor stands for constructor. Took me a while to figure this out.
Jul 25th
1 note
“I love python, and ever did. But I also ever missed something that make writing...”
– Gabriel Falcão
Jul 22nd
4 tags
Sublime Text 2 and node.js
I was getting results from the npm directory, node_modules, in Command-T (Go To File In Project) and Command-Shift-F (Find in Project) results, so I added this to my User Global Settings (Sublime Text 2 menu > Preferences > User Global Settings): I needed to include patterns from the defaults, because it isn’t merged with the defaults.
Jul 20th
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Thoughts on the Indictment of Aaron Swartz
I am saddened to read today that Aaron Swartz has been indicted for using the MIT network to download JSTOR documents. I’ve read numerous articles written by him and watched him create Infogami, create web.py, convert reddit from using a LISP backend to a python one. I’ve also read a bit about his political activism efforts. He is alleged to have downloaded a large number of documents...
Jul 20th
7 notes
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JSON Lint →
This pure-javascript JSON lint uses jison to parse JSON and give helpful error messages. It also has an option for reformatting JSON.
Jul 19th
7 notes
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Jul 19th
2 notes
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http-server →
I like using this http server for JavaScript development. It’s simple, it doesn’t aggressively cache, it gets mime types right, and has a nice minimal logging format. Props to Marak, AvianFlu, and nodejitsu.
Jul 19th
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Jul 18th
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ECMAScript 5 compatibility table →
Jul 18th
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tumblr tip: big text
go to html surround text with <h1></h1> DONE! (It strips the style attribute from <p style=”font-size: 48pt”>text</p> so that won’t work.)
Jul 18th
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Jul 18th
8 notes
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Jul 18th
1 note
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therubyracer, therubyrhino, ExecJS
I’m really impressed with these three tools for integrating JavaScript with ruby: therubyracer is a ruby extension that embeds the V8 JavaScript engine, used by Chrome and node.js, into ruby. therubyrhino is like therubyracer but it embeds Rhino into JRuby. ExecJS is like multi_json and multi_xml, only instead of choosing between serializer/deserializer libraries, it chooses between...
Jul 18th
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I can't trust free services, restated
I’ve never quite been comfortable with the statement, I can’t trust free services, but I came up with this restatement that I’m more comfortable with: Charging money is a necessary, but not sufficient, precondition to trusting a service. I also need to be able to trust the founders, and know that my data is portable and that the business is sustainable. That is, the inverse...
Jul 18th
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