Can we agree the Gawker javascript pages are a failure? Lifehacker, io9, Gizmodo – how often have I had to refresh top see a page that failed to render? Lost count. I don’t even bother with Fleshbot anymore – too frustrating. Can we svn revert and pretend it never happened? Please?
Tagged: javascript
- HTML5 Rocks – Reading local files in JavaScript
- Top 10 reasons why Darth Vader was an amazing project manager – GeekWire
“If you think of the Galactic Empire as something of a SCRUM project, the Emperor would have to be playing the Product Owner role. Of course, in SCRUM/Agile, the team makes commitments to achieve predefined goals over the course of any given sprint or iteration. Darth did this with the Emperor many times, and he worked REAL hard to make sure those commitments were met. I mean, how did he manage to get that second Death Star operational so quickly anyway?” c/o markcridge
- Foundation: Rapid Prototyping and Building Framework from ZURB
“We’ve built Foundation to help you quickly get a site off the ground and to a state where you can easily adapt and modify it into a release.”
- The Best Alternative to Camtasia Studio for Screen Recording
“With Expression Encoder 4, you can record a movie of your desktop screen of any size and simultaneously capture the webcam video and audio narration from a microphone. Alternatively, you may capture the screen activity without the audio and add a voiceover later at the time of producing the video using the “Audio Overlay” feature.” c/o rw
- Aaron’s Twitter Viewer
Nice “view and link to a whole conversation from Twitter in context.”
- Occupy George
c/o @JimHunt_
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- Useful Coding Tools and JavaScript Libraries For Web Developers – Smashing Magazine
“some of the most useful coding and workflow tools released recently.”
- [Lua] Codify particle simulation / engine – Pastebin.com
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- PHP needs to die. What will replace it? | Seldo.Com Blog
“I’m forced to conclude that PHP’s replacement is just not here yet. Ruby on Rails is good, but not that much better than a similar MVC framework on top of PHP, and certainly not better enough to justify the performance hit brought on by the double-whammy of inefficiency of Ruby itself and ActiveRecord’s ORM shenanigans. Python appears uninterested in being the next web language, and JavaScript’s server-side revolution is only just getting started.”
- How the Wadsworth Constant will save you time
The Wadsworth Constant: “For every YouTube video, I always open the video and then immediately punch the slider bar to about 30 percent,” wrote Wadsworth on the social news site Reddit Sunday.
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