StrawberryFrog

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by StrawberryFrog 18y ago
"SquirrelFish Extreme" sounds like the kind of software product name that The Onion would come up with. err, yeah, faster JavaScript is good. Hope that Microsoft finally wake up and do something about theirs.
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by StrawberryFrog 18y ago
Yup. The reason for this is that the site usage has been ramped up with private invites etc. The makers are well-known.net pundits, so the people that have been following thier activity and signing up are too. Now they're ready to let the g
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by StrawberryFrog 18y ago
A good point, well made. My opinion is that I don't think that IE will disappear. But chrome may make IE6 disappear earlier. The increased competition from Firefox and now Chrome will (already is, to an extent) force Microsoft to improve re
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by StrawberryFrog 18y ago
An uninformed, pointless article. Sure, the existence of chrome will increase web developers testing workload, but the html rendering is just like Safari because of the use of webkit. He treats it like a new html rendering engine, which is
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by StrawberryFrog 18y ago
He lost me when he said that Wordpress was "broken" and "not worth the effort".
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by StrawberryFrog 18y ago
I'd disagree with "the next day" part. C#3 (with automatic type deduction and lambdas) had a beta period of about a year, to make sure that all the new features played nicely with each other.
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by StrawberryFrog 18y ago
Is it just me, or does it look like a couple of these features (Automatic type deduction, Lambda expressions) seem to be borrowed from c#? And similar things are in languages like Ruby and Python. I'm not saying that's a bad thing (or the r