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by sergimansilla 11y ago
It will be an issue nevertheless, though.
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Firefox disabled my extensions(sergimansilla.com)
8 points by sergimansilla 11y ago|5 comments
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by sergimansilla 11y ago
I recently made an update my own Firefox extension, called Tab Grenade. It took them 4 months to review. 4 months. And that's for a (very) minor update. Because of that, I was definitely considering to start releasing it on my own, ins
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by sergimansilla 11y ago
Agreed. However, it still has the best perceived performance. Just open a page with a heavy layout and scroll up and down, or type an address or search term in the location bar and "feel" how fast it loads. Apple really put some e
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by sergimansilla 12y ago
I take a fair amount of taxis and Uber. Except on some cases*, my experience with Uber is always vastly superior than it is with taxis: from the conversation to cleanliness, efficiency, etc. Specially in Spain. I agree that Uber needs to ha
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by sergimansilla 12y ago
Some time ago I made a very (very) light-weight extension for myself that works well for situations in which I have hundreds of tabs opened. It closes them all and stores the linked titles in a simple HTML page (thus searchable), ordered by
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by sergimansilla 13y ago
Cool, nice and clean :) As I mention in the post though, mine is just a very simple macro. But it is enough to show how easy is to modify the language to fit different scenarios, such as testing. The macro could probably be expanded and imp
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by sergimansilla 13y ago
Given the simplicity of my macro, I didn't call this 'contract programming' on purpose. For real JavaScript Contract Programming, check out contracts.js (from the same author of sweet.js).
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by sergimansilla 13y ago
Sure. And so it would in Pyret. It is just some sugar to make it more clear that this code belongs to a particular function. It can also be much more improved and coupled to the 'owner' function, but that's just a simple exam
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Extending JavaScript with inline unit tests(sergimansilla.com)
32 points by sergimansilla 13y ago|13 comments
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Pyret: A new programming language from the creators of Racket(pyret.org)
396 points by sergimansilla 13y ago|283 comments
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Xslty: XSLT 2.0 from the command line with PhantomJS and node(github.com)
2 points by sergimansilla 13y ago|0 comments
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by sergimansilla 13y ago
It would be nice if they moved development to Github. Easier to take a first glance and contribute to the code.
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Easily add code coverage to your Node.js projects(sergimansilla.com)
1 points by sergimansilla 13y ago|0 comments
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by sergimansilla 13y ago
Yeah, reminds me of http://sergimansilla.com/blog/swipeselection-in-an-afternoon... . Development of new features (and bugfixing) in the core of Firefox OS is bliss.
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Fast virtual scrolling in vanilla JavaScript(sergimansilla.com)
1 points by sergimansilla 13y ago|0 comments
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Visualize JavaScript Code Flow with TraceGL(infoq.com)
21 points by sergimansilla 13y ago|2 comments
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by sergimansilla 14y ago
Indeed. Now that I have it it is SO intuitive and fast, one wonders why no phone makers have gotten creative about the cursor placement/selection UX.
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Implement cursor-swiping in half an afternoon(sergimansilla.com)
19 points by sergimansilla 14y ago|6 comments
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by sergimansilla 14y ago
The applications can, through Firefox for Android. That means that if you use WebAPIs that access phone internals, it will work just fine.
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by sergimansilla 14y ago
Cloud9 IDE has static JavaScript Analysis integrated in the editor. https://c9.io/
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Amazing Animated Optical Illusions(laughingsquid.com)
3 points by sergimansilla 14y ago|0 comments
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Code-search tool MUCH faster than grep or ack(github.com)
1 points by sergimansilla 14y ago|0 comments
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Cloud9 IDE lets you code together in the Cloud. And offline. And in Ruby, PHP…(c9.io)
84 points by sergimansilla 14y ago|44 comments
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by sergimansilla 15y ago
Well put. It still puzzles me that promises and/or CPS don't have a greater adoption in the JavaScript community. I guess that what happens is that the concept of a callback is a very easy to understand one, but a system becomes more compli
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Add 3 million random numbers in Racket(racketista.com)
1 points by sergimansilla 15y ago|0 comments
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Cloud9 IDE supports deploying to Azure(eweek.com)
5 points by sergimansilla 15y ago|0 comments
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Tab Sessions in Cloud9(cloud9ide.posterous.com)
1 points by sergimansilla 15y ago|0 comments
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Cloud9 IDE introduces Live Code Inspection(cloud9ide.posterous.com)
4 points by sergimansilla 15y ago|0 comments
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by sergimansilla 15y ago
Did you ask for help in our support page or on Github issues? We try to be very responsive. What problem are you having exactly?

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