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Nycto
17y ago
I completely agree. I equate it to coding standards. Whether I indent with two spaces or four doesn't really matter until both get mixed into the same code base. The point is not that these rules are arbitrary, but that they are standardize
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How to think about OO
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Software Testing Categorization
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Computer Engineer vs. Computer Scientist
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Much Ado About IE6
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17y ago
While I agree with the idea that you should never share your password, you're blaming the victim. Having read a few accounts of their exploits now, this company is manipulating these people.
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17y ago
I was beginning to get perturbed by the inundation of password fields lately, but I actually really like this one. However, I think that it would be more effective as a browser plug-in than a site feature.
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17y ago
I, and probably a lot of other developers, have an immediate, negative, visceral reaction to "gotos". The reason is simple: If a language provides the appropriate control structures, gotos aren't needed. They will only make your code soupy
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17y ago
I have to admit, these demos are quite impressive for such a small amount of javascript. I was also surprised with how smoothly they ran. However, there is one thing that has been itching in the back of my mind every time I see an article o
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Singletons are Pathological Liars
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17y ago
If Prototype and Scriptaculous are your flavour: http://wiki.github.com/madrobby/scriptaculous/slider (though it doesn't look like their wiki has a working demo?)
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17y ago
I couldn't find what version of PHP he was testing anywhere on the page. However, the second test ("Using the =&-ref-operator") makes me think he isn't testing PHP 5. This functionality was deprecated and, if error reporting is turned u
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Managing Object Lifetimes
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18y ago
The article incorrectly states that Traits (think mix-ins, for you ruby guys) have been added to 5.3. This isn't true. While a patch has been implemented, it isn't slated to be released in 5.3. Some later version, no doubt.