Reading Apple’s Cocoa coding guidelines is an important reminder of how important human language skills are for programming.
Reading Apple’s Cocoa coding guidelines is an important reminder of how important human language skills are for programming.
Argh, webkit dev tools. You’re supposed to help me debug stuff, not crash and empty the cache while you’re doing it!
FInally, I have some relatively sensible pagination. /notes returns last 10 days by default, single days can be specified with ?day=YYYY-MM-DD or ?day=YYYY-DDD
The more I use XML the more I question it’s use on the web. Fatal parse errors for a missing /?!
And now I have to deal with such things as broken links, broken feeds, broken XML. I’m breakingthin.gs
I now feel I have a solid grounding in git and source code management. Next up: Unit Testing.
To celebrate Talk like a Pirate day, I made a silly thing: http://test.waterpigs.co.uk/site-battle
Works best on Webkit
I’m so confused about statusnet’s feed parsing. Every time I beat it it goes wrong. Time for bed.
Installing Firefox OS, dum de dum de dum…
Adding XFN data all the contacts in my Address Book. Soon, finally, it will be useful!
Woah. Firefox OS is exciting
NO WAY I WROTE A RECURSIVE FUNCTION WOO COMPUTER SCIENCE!
Just come across a tree parsing problem which I’m pretty sure would benefit from recursion, but I’m just not on that level yet :|
.@indiewebcamp people: please play with my autosuggest interface and let me know what you think RE usability
Thinking of using asuggest as basis for my #indieweb autocomplete
Having trouble switching quickly from ‘dev’ mode to ‘design’ mode. Argh.
Use http://guzzlephp.org/ for HTTP and OAuth 1 in PHP. You’ll never need another HTTP library.
Just started using Composer for PHP dependency management. Woah it is nice.
Advice needed from hardware hackers: Should I keep trying to get PICs working with my Mac or switch to AVR/Arduino?