cameronh90

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by cameronh90 15y ago
Except my IDE doesn't require me to be editing while connected to the server to get all the useful refactoring/etc. tools. It only requires being attached to debug. Admittedly in most SQL editors, you can open up the file, then connect the
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by cameronh90 15y ago
I disagree with this article. SQL is an decent (though crusty) language when used specifically for the purposes of interacting with relational databases. The fact that most database vendors have hacked mutually incompatible proprietary exte
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by cameronh90 16y ago
I don't smoke, but I don't think that imagery would stop me buying cigarettes if I did. I know how horrific the potential consequences of riding a motorcycle or driving a car look, but I still do that. The insides of even a relatively healt
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by cameronh90 16y ago
I think this has a ton of potential. Coding is one of the few things now that I don't do directly in the cloud, and keeping my various systems' development environments up to date is something I'd rather not deal with. Something that'd make
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by cameronh90 16y ago
There was a fairly well publicised court case here in the UK last week. The general consensus now is that they are legally binding. http://www.guardian.co.uk/law/2010/oct/20/banker-fails-chall...
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by cameronh90 16y ago
What would you prefer to write web applications in? C++? Most languages used in web programming are divorced from the hardware, and either use a virtual machine (e.g. Java, .NET) or an interpreter (PHP, Python, Perl, Ruby). Virtually no-one
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by cameronh90 16y ago
Forward only parsing is not only faster, it's less complicated which should translate to fewer bugs. It's worth noting that the HTML parser isn't used only when initially rendering the page, it's also used when rewriting the contents with J