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by hdragomir 16y ago
Of course we are. All the changes to the code (or most, because not everyone likes source control) are kept with your VCS (git, svn, what have you) Just keep the codebase clean and have a spine!
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by hdragomir 16y ago
I'm talking about the devs that do use VCS and yet they still use the comments to keep track of changes . You can tell who they are by looking at their commit messages. "Commit for 24-Mar-2011" is a dead giveaway. :-)
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by hdragomir 16y ago
I was talking deleting code that's about to be rewritten, or that just doesn't work, but this is a great twist! When taking out a feature, I don't think of it as code (unless a feature is dragging the app's performance to the ground). So I
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by hdragomir 16y ago
I do get your point. I read a comment once: "Uncomment this if the site crashes!" And there was an SQL query commented just below. While that does make for pretty bad code, I guess you need to take circumstances into account. Stuff like "di
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It Takes Courage To Delete Code(horia.me)
18 points by hdragomir 16y ago|29 comments
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by hdragomir 16y ago
How do you answer to "Can you do this?"
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Stop Asking Developers If Something is Possible(horia.me)
1 points by hdragomir 16y ago|1 comments
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by hdragomir 16y ago
Find out if one twitter user follows another. Dead simple, deadly effective. I'd love to hear your two cents.
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The Simple Follows App(hdragomir.com)
1 points by hdragomir 16y ago|1 comments
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by hdragomir 16y ago
The body needs to be fit for its tasks, not just please the snobbish beholder. This reminded me of Nike's "Go ahead, tell me I'm not an athlete!" campaign. To open minded people, this makes perfect sense.
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by hdragomir 16y ago
I applaud this! Django has this built in, Rails too. PHP went a step further and put this in the core language and that makes sense because PHP in itself is meant for the web, and is not a framework over some other language.
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by hdragomir 16y ago
you don't code much php, do you?
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by hdragomir 16y ago
I'm relieved I will never go through this process. This does not sound like a normal checkout process to me.
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by hdragomir 16y ago
Good list of common JS scoping problems.
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Why Don't Microsoft Make Their Own Laptop?(horia.me)
2 points by hdragomir 16y ago|1 comments
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by hdragomir 16y ago
WOW! I just fell off the couch laughing!
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by hdragomir 16y ago
Something tells me it won't come to that. Bit.ly will probably be fine
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by hdragomir 16y ago
j.mp resolves to bit.ly -- same difference.
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by hdragomir 16y ago
You may not have too much control over the positioning of the sprite parts, but that's minor. Can't wait to use this!
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by hdragomir 16y ago
Now this will bring me back to native apps for Android! Sadly, thought, this still won't make apps easier to sell on the Android Market, but that's for another discussion.
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by hdragomir 16y ago
You don't specifically override the middle click. It happens when you override the click behavior -- middle click is included in that because it's still a click event, but with a slight difference in the event object being created. :-)
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by hdragomir 16y ago
I know, but you can't Greasemonkey everything, eh? I do that too, for what I visit regularly and presents said problem... but it can sometimes hit unexpectedly.
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by hdragomir 16y ago
Delicious seem to have gone back to the original behavior: Middle Click opens a new tab. But, generally speaking, developers don't really take this into account.
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by hdragomir 16y ago
Yep, thank you. Post updated.
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I Believe in the Middle Click(horia.me)
66 points by hdragomir 16y ago|22 comments
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Why Your Distributed Team Is Not Working(horia.me)
1 points by hdragomir 16y ago|0 comments