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“Do those guys never stop wittering on?” John Walters on @boagworld podcast
lots of great discussion about #ownyourcontent #indieweb on this Big Web Show: http://5by5.tv/bigwebshow/74 with /cc @chriscoyier @zeldman
Working through http://emberjs.com/guides/router_primer/ to understand ember.js. I’m beginning to get semantic satiation on the word “shoe” :{
http://docs.emmet.io/ looks nice #web #dev #bookmark
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Stian Sigvartsen:
Today I will be implementing a PoC for delivering open data over HTTP interfaces and open standards for server side query processing
Stian Sigvartsen:
Today I will be implementing a PoC for delivering open data over HTTP interfaces and open standards for server side query processing
@stiansigvartsen YAAAAAAAY! :)
To anyone else starting out with ember.js, http://emberjs.com/guides/router_primer/ is the best incremental explanation of the application structure I’ve found.
Slowly getting my head round ember.js. Javascript really isn’t very nice.
Today's rockpapercynic is the best reaction I’ve seen so far to the Penguin/House thing: http://www.rockpapercynic.com/index.php?date=2012-10-29
Next #indieweb project/product: http://photos.waterpigs.co.uk/p/pu
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Internet Explorer:
Are you watching the @Windows 8 live launch event? http://t.co/qkkan9Pj #windows8
Internet Explorer:
Are you watching the @Windows 8 live launch event? http://t.co/qkkan9Pj #windows8
@IE no, sorry :( I am building something cool and useful. I was when the iPad mini was released and I am now as well.
try/catch are the most undervalued control flow statements. I think it’s the negative connotation of exception.
I find it disturbing that the 6th google result for “content negotiation” is an article from 2003 about how it shouldn’t be used. This needs to be changed.
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Sophie Dennis:
@BarnabyWalters done. Do you need copy of msg or will your logs tell you what you need?
Sophie Dennis:
@BarnabyWalters done. Do you need copy of msg or will your logs tell you what you need?
@sophiedennis marvellous, thanks a lot :) yep, logs will tell all. See you on Thursday’s #exeterweb!
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Sophie Dennis:
@BarnabyWalters every time I click on the waterpigs link on your tweets, I just get a page saying "content not available in that type".
Sophie Dennis:
@BarnabyWalters every time I click on the waterpigs link on your tweets, I just get a page saying "content not available in that type".
@sophiedennis actually, could you visit http://waterpigs.co.uk/test.php in whatever browser you had the problem in? It'll help with my logging.
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Sophie Dennis:
@BarnabyWalters every time I click on the waterpigs link on your tweets, I just get a page saying "content not available in that type".
Sophie Dennis:
@BarnabyWalters every time I click on the waterpigs link on your tweets, I just get a page saying "content not available in that type".
@sophiedennis I was investigating that at #exeterweb device lab today :) I’ll fix it tomorrow evening.
I am hugely annoyed at @twitter’s API stupidity, but almost as annoyed by their failure to provide a consistent tweet authoring experience across their platform.
If I see “remaining chars = 0”, I expect the tweet to post, not give me some near-meaningless error message. I also expect URLs to be automatically detected and compensated for consistently across the platform. This is just crap #ui.
Just put in a few solid hours working on https://github.com/indieweb/php-mf2/ — it’s now at v0.1.6 and has preliminary support for the microformats-2 canonical JSON representation. As always it is installable via composer via "mf2/mf2": "0.1.*"
Visual Idiot@idiot loving “He was
:).content, but was he .happy?”
Just had rather an educational experience using devices at the #exeterweb lab. Will publish thoughts and results later on.
Off to my local (communal device testing lab) /cc Jeremy Keith