thristian

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   by thristian 18y ago

   Note that by "plugins", the author seems to mean what Firefox calls "extensions" and I think IE calles "add-ons" - not third-party libraries for rendering new content-types within the browser, but code living in the browser that can modify
2. 1352.▲
   by thristian 18y ago

   I've had a couple of friends bitten by BeautifulSoup's sudden loss of functionality; dropping in html5lib's BeautifulSoup mode turned out to be a more than adequate replacement.
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   by thristian 18y ago

   I'm sure the html5lib guys would love to hear about parser bugs exposed by a corpus that large: http://code.google.com/p/html5lib/ Especially since html5lib is supposed to follow the HTML5 parsing rules, which were basically reverse-engin
4. 1354.▲
   by thristian 18y ago

   I wish that thread had progressed to a more complete conclusion - I've been developing software with Twisted Python recently (a notoriously callback-heavy framework) and that syntax would clean up an awful lot of code in our code-base. In p
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   by thristian 18y ago

   "Please Note: Java is required" Somehow, I was expecting something more... shocking.