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aliem
17y ago
Kohana is a very nice project when you are forced to use PHP to develop a webapp, it's quite simple to use and fast. The community forums are active and friendly, the only lack I saw (some time ago) was the documentation, but the code is ve
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aliem
17y ago
I just keep swap files and backup ones in my .vim/ directory set backupdir=~/.vim/backup set backup set directory=~/.vim/tmp This to see line numbers on the left (i find it a bit more readable instead of watching at the bottom-ri
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aliem
17y ago
It seems so, but following the policy you'll have to host your vm's over an OSX server edition.
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aliem
17y ago
maybe but it's been a nice 1-minute-reading-1-minute-smile (or i should say 0N3-M1N8-R3D1N-1M1N-SM1L3)
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aliem
17y ago
I agree you first need to enlarge your basic knoledge of the language thru a book (there are soo many about php). btw as far as i can see it seems you mostly need to learn how to test and debug your applications. If the codebase is becoming
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aliem
17y ago
It's definitely better with "turn off the lights", White is too bright for my eyes and adds distraction. for greasemonkey users: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/49726 "turn off the lights" everywhere in youtube :)
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aliem
17y ago
grrr damn web designers .... I need to READ not to watch nice shadows everywhere! ... aw a Cmd+ resolve this, but the whole design do to hell nicely :)
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aliem
17y ago
When I sit down at someone's customized Linux machine, ... I just open a nice terminal emulator or a virtual tty and get the work done (i can do it even in osx)
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aliem
17y ago
here's the answer: http://dev.w3.org/html5/html-author/#the-video-element http://dev.w3.org/html5/html-author/#the-audio-element ... but with the exception of IE (unless someone write some kind of activex to support it)
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aliem
18y ago
I'm a fan of MarkitUp + Textile, nothing more, it seems users likes it once they get used to the simple textile syntax. I'm against wysiwyg javascript editors, they tend to add a lot of overhead over the web page. The only wysiwyg editor i
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18y ago
nice SEO :)