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   by vjeux 15y ago

   This has been designed to be used in a hash context (after the #) so it's not used in REST application.
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   by vjeux 15y ago

   Thanks! I didn't know about Rison, it is trying to solve the same issue :) Edit: I've added Rison to the list of translations in the article. It is far more readable than URLON but I find that it doesn't feel like it's a part of an url.
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   by vjeux 15y ago

   I've tried many things but I wanted it to be readable, small, and good looking. JSON: {"user":{"name":"Bob Smith","age":47,"sex":"M","dob":"5-12-1956"},"pastimes":["golf","opera","poker","rap"],"children":{"bobby":{"age":12,"sex":"M"}
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   by vjeux 15y ago

   You can use Douglas Crockford cycle tools in order to deal with this. https://github.com/douglascrockford/JSON-js/blob/master/cycl... As the only way to know if an object has already been visited is in linear time in Javascript, it makes
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   by vjeux 15y ago

   If your server side is written in Javascript, you can use the implementation here: https://github.com/vjeux/URLON/blob/master/urlon.js If not, someone need to write a URLON library for your language.
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   by vjeux 15y ago

   It is still possible to make such small structure with URLON URLON.stringify({c: 'instance', a: 1}) == '_c=instance&a:1' We also benefit from the typing: 1 is a number an not a string :)
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   by vjeux 15y ago

   I thought that I could get away without terminations for objects & arrays but I was wrong. I've added ; as you suggested. I made it safe to remove ; at the end in order to keep size small for flat structures. @item1@item2@item3 is a rea
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   by vjeux 15y ago

   I want to store the current state of the page. For example, if there's a table in the page, I want to keep track of what page I'm in, what column I sorted ... http://db.mmo-champion.com/items/2/#table__search_results_it...
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   by vjeux 15y ago

   The URL strings are mostly read only. Once generated, they are not going to be edited by the users anymore. I find it better to have less readable output as long as there is a win in term of length. Because no one likes big urls. Also, what
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    by vjeux 15y ago

    I am not sure to properly understand your second paragraph. Here's an answer: URLON supports both "stringify" and "parse" operations. So you can go both ways. You can even do fun things like URLON -> Javascript Object -> JSON if you
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    URL Object Notation: A better JSON for URLs(blog.vjeux.com)

    54 points by vjeux 15y ago|57 comments
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    by vjeux 15y ago

    Here are some key aspects of Streams: - Streams are an alternative to generators (yield) - Streams can be used to traverse recursive structures - Streams implementation only require lambda functions with proper closure - Node.js continuatio
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    by vjeux 15y ago

    I've written an article that talks about the same beast: http://blog.vjeux.com/2011/javascript/stream-lazy-iteration-... However, I use Javascript functions as base instead of a Stream constructor.
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    by vjeux 15y ago

    Can they use Google Public DNS to avoid this issue? http://code.google.com/speed/public-dns/
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    by vjeux 15y ago

    http://9to5google.com/2011/08/29/google-files-trademark-for-...
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    by vjeux 15y ago

    Ok ... Looks like my marketing approached failed! I'm going to write the slides myself and seek for correction instead of a full community write :)
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    Experiment: Can we write a collaborative Javascript presentation?(github.com)

    28 points by vjeux 15y ago|5 comments
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    by vjeux 15y ago

    You should put a link to the original source. Even if their website is full of ads they deserve credit for the lyrics. Also in case of mistakes we have somewhere to report to.
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    by vjeux 15y ago

    There is a major problem with this teaching approach: every module is a pre-requisite for the next one. Therefore, if a student fails one module, he will have to spend time fixing it instead of moving forward.
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    by vjeux 15y ago

    Javascript can hold full precision integers up to 2^53. Let's say you can mouve by 1024 pixels per seconds. It would take 2^53 / (3600 * 24 * 365.25) ~= 280 000 years to get beyond the limit. I think we are pretty safe on that part, even fo
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    by vjeux 15y ago

    Thanks for pointing out the bug report, this is great to see that this issue is being worked on. I hope that my proposal will help you model the API.
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    Idea: mouseFreeze, A solution for Browser FPS Games(blog.vjeux.com)

    39 points by vjeux 15y ago|16 comments
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    by vjeux 15y ago

    That's too bad the article is written that way. It really gives bad press to Kondoot. "take on Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus". Seriously? "already is making a splash on the web". It is barely visible on Alexa: http://www.alexa.com/siteinf
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    Stupid Idea: Hoisting at the end (Javascript)(blog.vjeux.com)

    2 points by vjeux 15y ago|1 comments
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    by vjeux 15y ago

    I haven't see much int64 in the binary files I've been working on so far. Do you have any examples? It is possible to make an Integer64 class, the downside is the lack of ability to overload default operators such as +, *, < ... That is
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    by vjeux 15y ago

    All the browsers use the correct order for non integer keys. So unless you name your key "123" it will work. See this bug report for more lengthy details http://code.google.com/p/v8/issues/detail?id=164
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    Binary File Parsing revisited using Javascript(blog.vjeux.com)

    26 points by vjeux 15y ago|6 comments
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    by vjeux 15y ago

    Some funny quote showing it is dated :) "If a program requires 1.5 megabytes, it will not fit on a 1.44 Mbyte floppy. Likewise, if an application requires 2 megabytes RAM, the user will have to install an extra megabyte if there is only one
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    by vjeux 15y ago

    http://moonscript.org/reference/#considerations b = x-10 is converted to local b = x(-10) This looks like to be really error prone.
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    by vjeux 15y ago

    Would be great to have some charts. The data table is barely readable.