alunny

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by alunny 15y ago
Agreed - I'd definitely like to see something like JSFiddle for PhoneGap. We're working on weinre right now - http://phonegap.github.com/weinre/ - and also recommend Aardowlf - https://github.com/lexandera/Aardwolf - and Ripple - http:
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by alunny 15y ago
re only affecting emulators: see @pmuellr's reply below - the bug in question affects 2.2 devices also. Since we're a community-driven open source project, you can see the discussion process :) http://groups.google.com/group/phonegap-dev/b
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by alunny 15y ago
(disclaimer: I work for Adobe on a competing service (PhoneGap Build) and have worked with PhoneGap for years) This is a silly benchmark - there is absolutely no reason you would put 1000 calls at once, sequential or parallel, across this s
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by alunny 15y ago
Node itself (the core js library) isn't strict mode compliant: it uses octal literals for filesystem interactions.
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by alunny 15y ago
As I understand it, the main objection to `__proto__` is that it's writable, and thus not atomic with object creation. This creates a bunch of headaches for implementors for performance and security. More knowledgable people than myself dis
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by alunny 15y ago
For very short, "oh there's a syntax error I missed" commits, "commit --amend" is very useful, and quicker than "rebase -i".
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by alunny 15y ago
Interesting - looks like chart.googleapis.com works over HTTPS: https://chart.googleapis.com/chart?chs=150x150&cht=qr&#3... but chart.apis.google.com (which Google formerly used) does not: https://chart.apis.google.com/chart?chs=150x
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by alunny 15y ago
The Google charts API doesn't provide an SSL interface - if you use it on a page served over https, you'll get a mixed content warning. [EDIT] I was mistaken, see andrewjshults's reply.
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by alunny 15y ago
The Underscore functions do exactly the same as Resig's in the simple case (when passed just an array of numbers). They're longer because they accept custom iterators for non-numerical arrays.
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by alunny 16y ago
Well yes, but if you have 20+ tabs open in a couple of windows, it's disruptive and time consuming to close and reopen all of them.
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by alunny 16y ago
releasing the source != pushing out over the air OS updates
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by alunny 16y ago
It's a sixty line JS file that's been online for less than a day. I don't think API stability is a major concern at this point.
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by alunny 16y ago
camelCase is the de facto standard for JavaScript - all of the DOM APIs and major libraries use it. edit: oh, you probably mean the language name. Again, JavaScript is the correct formatting, even if it looks silly to most eyes.
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Hug a Conference Organizer(voodootikigod.com)
1 points by alunny 16y ago|0 comments
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by alunny 16y ago
There are also Fab.js http://github.com/jed/fab (which hasn't seen any updates in a while, but I'm sure it's still being worked on), Pintura http://github.com/kriszyp/pintura and Picard http://github.com/dantebronto/picard At a lower
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by alunny 16y ago
The core of Node has very few functions that perform I/O, but there's no reason you can't use I/O in your own programs (in the original link, the network stream is read and written out, and also the blacklist file is read, synchronously). T
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Mike Hanson, Douglas Crockford, and Facebook; security, privacy, and performance(almaer.com)
1 points by alunny 16y ago|0 comments
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by alunny 16y ago
I've believe it's because SVG support is still listed as experimental in WebKit; there are 258 SVG bugs listed on WebKit's Bugzilla: https://bugs.webkit.org/buglist.cgi?product=WebKit&compo...
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by alunny 16y ago
No it's not - unlike iPhone, Android WebKit does not have SVG support.
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by alunny 16y ago
> "Are you that great?". No, apparently he's not. That's not really fair - there are plenty of very good motivations for writing (and reading) fiction other than immersion in a sustained imaginative world. By that criterion, "Avatar" is
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by alunny 17y ago
it's because of type conversion - null has the same value as 0 (as in `(+ null)`), so it is a number
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Sony Ericsson adopts PhoneGap for Android, Symbian development(developer.sonyericsson.com)
1 points by alunny 17y ago|0 comments
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Dropbox.com blocked by Google?(safebrowsing.clients.google.com)
44 points by alunny 17y ago|23 comments
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by alunny 17y ago
Regarding PhoneGap specifically, which the book seems geared toward, for a short period of time Apple believed, erroneously, that the iPhone PhoneGap code was exposing unapproved APIs to developers, and were rejecting apps that used the pla