caipre

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by caipre 13y ago
Usability note: after a few clicks through this (so my path had a few entries) I instinctively clicked up a few levels in the path expecting to be taken to that point. Instead, that entry was appended as another child.
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by caipre 13y ago
AFAIK, ST2 doesn't have a plugin for a Javascript interpreter (though I haven't used ST2 for over a year now). You could extend the javascript.sublime-language file, but that only supports regexes so you won't have the same c
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by caipre 13y ago
I'd suggest Semantic Versioning[1]: <major>.<minor>.<patch> [1]: http://semver.org/ Major releases break the API, so programs that depend upon them may not work. Minor releases add or improve features
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by caipre 13y ago
Have you used Firefox's pinned tabs[1]? I have just two bars[2] for either browser, enough real-estate for me (wish I had a high resolution though). [1]: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/pinned-tabs-keep-f
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by caipre 14y ago
Persistent sessions is a nice feature.
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by caipre 14y ago
tmux has mouse mode to enable scrolling/clicking. This appears to be a helpful article: http://tangledhelix.com/blog/2012/07/16/tmux-and-mouse-mode/
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by caipre 14y ago
I guess you don't like Perl much then. ducks
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by caipre 14y ago
In Firebug this is shown in the 'Remote IP' column under the 'Net' tab. I don't use FF or Chrome dev tools often enough to know if/where they have it.
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by caipre 14y ago
Javascript? I haven't been tracking the details of this game at all, but is the GUI really done in Javascript? Are they using a custom engine of some sort? How can that possibly be performant?
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by caipre 14y ago
I had no idea 'prepend' was used so infrequently.
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by caipre 14y ago
I understand the readability argument for literature, where lines of text are left-justified. In code though, indentation is much more prevalent. Between indentation and alignment, some lines of code are unsettlingly clipped to a small frac
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by caipre 14y ago
Maybe they released this by location, but I've seen this new design for the past few weeks. It's nice that the logo doesn't have jaggies now, like it still does here: https://gist.github.com/ Edit: Seems that's actually a Firefox issue. C
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by caipre 14y ago
For those who don't know, it's possible to remove an autocomplete suggestion by highlighting it and pressing the delete key. This works for HTML form fields and address/search bar suggestions.
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by caipre 14y ago
To help? A beginner who takes the initiative to start a project and is willing to learn has my full support as a "competent developer".