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mweibel
15y ago
The good thing about Candy: You can extend it with plugins and customize the interface, both very easy. If you'd like more features - do it!
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Chats are not dead yet
(amiadogroup.github.com)
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mweibel
15y ago
With the new HTML5 file upload feature, there's the possibility that you don't see the upload process (although it may be not the best way to do it for bigger images). Also, they're still working at the image plugin, so I think it will be i
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mweibel
15y ago
Just drag'n'drop an image from your desktop into the page. At least it worked for me ;)
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Aloha Editor - HTML5 WYSIWYG Editor
(aloha-editor.org)
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mweibel
15y ago
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mweibel
15y ago
+1 for that! I would really like that feature as a major feature in some editor. The one which had that pretty good was ZDE (Zend Development Environment) 5.5 but it's buggy and pretty old now (and not maintained anymore). I already thought
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mweibel
15y ago
How did you setup eclipse to open files over sftp? Remote System Explorer? I installed this one but I don't like it :/
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15y ago
For all those who don't understand German and/or don't have Facebook (from Google Translate...): ------------------------------------------------------------ UNIOS is the first operating system that allows easy starting of Windows, Mac and
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UniOS the first OS which runs Windows/MacOSX/Linux Programs natively
(facebook.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
Since PHP 5.4 there's a web server built-in: http://php.net/manual/en/features.commandline.webserver.php Maybe you could rely on that, instead of aip :)
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How to examine CSS :active and :hover states in Firebug
(sitepoint.com)
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15y ago
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Vines - a new XMPP server with BOSH support
(getvines.com)
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mweibel
15y ago
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mweibel
15y ago
Seems like arstechnica is a little bit overloaded by the number of requests (or am I the only one getting errors sometimes?)
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mweibel
15y ago
looks very good! a lot to read for the train ;)
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15y ago
Nice :)