Aral Balkan that is where I am at the mo. working on a mainly client side #JS app, having never done so before. Scary and fun!
Turns out seeing how many lines of HTML were saved by running The Guardian’s source through Coda’s HTML Tidy was a mistake. Coda now frozen. >3.3k lines!
Does anyone I know do web stuff for newspapers? I’d be really interested in knowing why there’s so much weird code formatting and vertical space in the source.
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
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.
try
/catch
are the most undervalued control flow statements. I think it’s the negative connotation of exception
.
@sophiedennis marvellous, thanks a lot :) yep, logs will tell all. See you on Thursday’s #exeterweb!
@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.
@sophiedennis I was investigating that at #exeterweb device lab today :) I’ll fix it tomorrow evening.
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.*"
Wow, PHP 5.4 delivers on it’s promise of improved performance. I’m seeing <1/2 the memory usage of 5.3.8
Jack Way ooh, it must be sending some weird content negotiation headers! Give me a min…
Google say there’s a “significant” number of pages sending X-Pingback
— I'd like to see actual stats.
Starting work on something fun and new today.
I made a minimal proof of concept gist to demonstrate @symfony’s Event Dispatcher: https://gist.github.com/fa693c8b79a356c1325d
Is it just me who judges monospaced fonts by whether or not - and > line up vertically?
I decided to use Monolog for logging in #php, and I haven’t been disappointed. The ability to log PHP to Chrome is nice too.