I finally gave in and learned the language that caused me to drop Angular for React. Sorry Google. I didn’t really have a good a reason for it but I decided to give it a try on one utility
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I have a long, multi-part Angular form on my <a href=”http://www.divorces.ca/” title=”Toronto Uncontested Divorces – Lawyer Prepared”>new website</a>. At a
I’ve been playing around with node.js and I decided to try setting up a web socket connection. I’m using socket.io on the server side and Dojo Toolkit on the client side. Things on the
I was attempting to deploy my Symfony app using Capifony, but it just wouldn’t work. The first error in the train wreck was: “Warning: Wrong parameter count for parse_ini_file() in
My new web app uses the HTML5 History API (as abstracted by History.js) to smooth out navigation. This proved to be a bit of a challenge because,
I just bought my first iOS device (the new iPad) and I’ve been busy squashing bugs in my latest project. And by bugs in my project I mean, of course, bugs in Safari. Here are some of the more
Brent Shaffer As I get more used to Symfony, I find myself wishing that I had given RoR a longer try back in the day. It’s too late for me to start my current project from scratch again, so PHP
For some reason, Eclipse (using PHP Development Tools) doesn’t include built-in PHP functions with a new project. Assuming you downloaded Eclipse from the Ubuntu repository and added PDT
I am currently writing my first WordPress plugin. I attempted to use the Settings API on my plugin’s settings page, but found it was a little cumbersome. So I wrote a helper to cut down the
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