DjDarkman

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by DjDarkman 16y ago
Do not use UA sniffing, use only feature detection, period.
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
If Anonymous stands for free speech then, why do they engage against a church that has other views, this seems hypocritical to me. But it maybe due to the fact that they don't really have an identity, hence one member may do something that
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
> Computers adore XML. It's nice and easy to parse, so structured and precise. Computers love that shit. It's not the easy to parse, without interpreting complex schemas that are sometimes missing. It's not even easy to map, you have th
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
In my opinion, I found a framework(or so called un-framework) that gets ORM just right in PHP: http://flourishlib.com/ I too ended up using Smarty and doing the rest myself, but I feel that this particular framework has gone in the right
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
> The standard argument against offshore outsourcing goes like this: Offshore people don’t understand the work, or the culture, or don’t care about quality or just aren’t as good. They might be cheaper by the hour, but they’re more expe
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
Like I said, it doesn't magically make all nuances go away all by itself, it may make the programmer's job a lot easier but it does not directly impact user experience. That's why it's not appropriate to compare browsers based on whether th
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
Process isolation: Run Chrome Open a lot of tabs Open one with a HTTP auth that brings up the native browser login dialog Switch to another tab Close the one with the dialog Result: whole browser crashes. Moral: process isolation does not m
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
Maybe it should be the other way around, maybe your homepage should be able to get "social" elements.
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
I simply use filters to keep only the necessary stuff in my Inbox.
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
Social games have nothing to do with social, if you want social, go for World of Warcraft or any other MMO, that has no Facebook integration, still they got millions of subscribers. And you can actually enjoy real game play with other peopl
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
I find it hard to believe if the author does not back it up with a lot of research and statistics. If the author would have just said 'it has great documentation' I would have said nothing about it, but when the compares it with others, he
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
I feel that the author just didn't try any other technologies. > I found ASP.NET to be unmatched in terms of documentation I find this hard to believe. Again I think the author knows his way around Microsoft products, and is biased towa
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
Just like hearing the story of World War [1-2] from different sides.
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
I see this as the last nail in Nokia's coffin. Android has a lot of momentum, Windows Phone 7 is "barely" out. Again Nokia plunges into uncertainty instead of competing with other manufacturers on the hardware front.
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
> You might need to enlighten yourself on exactly which browser first brought us ajax. AJAX is older than XMLHTTP Request, virtually you can do AJAX with [i]frames, and this method is not even obsolete, because to my knowledge, that is
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
> furthermore, isn't blaming IE close to blaming the customer? Not even near. I'm blaming Microsoft for this one. > The customer has chosen (even if the decision was made for them) This is self contradictory. > and that is somet
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
I think it's popular because it's: simple, small, efficient and documented. For hugely complex web applications you would probably desire more, but the fact of the matter is that the browser world is not ready for huge stuff, we still have
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
That problem could occur in other scenarios, and not particularly tied to web development.
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
> HN wouldn't accept a comment listing all the successful JS frameworks that use class based inheritance because it would be too long. That certainly doesn't mean that class-based ones are the most successful. > Your understanding o
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
I'm sorry to hear that, in most places it's just one line. Let's hope the Hibernate people fix this.
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
If you have a huge dataset with complex validation rules, implement a server side validation engine, and do the same in client side and expose the rules to both parties, it's not hard at all. jQuery is not only about the DOM, it's a tool, i
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
This whole article complains about something simple. Web development sucks, but not because of form validations, it sucks because of IE. But that's another story. > Services must be adapted to spit out JSON data for interpretation and r
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
Where can I find the requirements and the apply form/page/address?
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
> You modify the new and update method adding the line: > @recipe.date = Time.now > The equivalent in OX is adding the @DefaultValueCalculator annotation in model: > @DefaultValueCalculator(CurrentDateCalculator.class) >
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
The global scope thing is not entierly true, you can use closures to minimize the global scope usage. The problem is not that bad: - on the server side, always sanitize user input - only put script tags from places you trust
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
I don't disagree with the overall message of the article, but those points don't sound like reasons to me, more like methods for achieving better UX.
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
The problem is that particular w3schools page does not indicate that, they simply state that they are the same, without even slightly mentioning that it's because they are not in a function. My article shows off this difference. In short th
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
We have to stop the evil enemy from posting false information to wikipedia and evil comments to your blog. :D
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by DjDarkman 16y ago
FACT. There is a screenshot in the post, on your link it may be right, but on the link referenced in the post, it's wrong.
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What they don't teach you in (W3)school: JavaScript variable scoping(blog.istvan-antal.ro)
11 points by DjDarkman 16y ago|4 comments

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