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Reading on another forum I've came across the world of CSS Frameworks. The one I've been specifically looking at is BluePrint . I was wondering if anyone else had come across CSS frameworks, comment on which is the best and if they are worth the effort...
Started by Martin Clarke on
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by 19 people.
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I haven't used....
Saves me a lot is referring to.
I have used BluePrint 960.gs for a few websites and find it very simple and easy and worth the effort.
The best is the one that you write for yourself (it's worth the effort).
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So I did not look at the right location before posting this..
I was looking at the result of the computer language benchmark game: <http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/u32q/index.php> And it seems that most of the fastest solutions are still C/C++...
Started by James Dean on
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Lots of programs do things like that, and it does increase... .
In order to increase performance for a single task on a multicore system, you'd have to design your task to split up into different parts (ala mapreduce) and hand each part to a different core .
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I have been testing Umbraco because it's the most popular open source CMS in .NET out there and I was curious. It surprised me that is not possible to run it in a virtual directory.
After working some time with ASP.NET and ASP.NET MVC I noticed that sometimes...
Started by Marc Climent on
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I think it's worth it! The efforts should not be that huge, simply follow these rules:
Use relative - it might not be a feature worth supporting but in the general case you shouldn't be making assumptions.
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I've got a webapp whose original code base was developed with a hand crafted hibernate mapping file. Since then, I've become fairly proficient at 'coding' my hbm.xml file. But all the cool kids are using annotations these days.
So, the question is: Is...
Started by Stu Thompson on
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I definitely prefer with that many....
As for the effort, i think it is worth it as you will be able to see all in one place and not switch between in annotations and R part in hbm files but sounds like more trouble than it's worth.
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I have a Mac Mini 1.83 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo. It's not the latest generation of the Mac Mini, but it's reasonably fast.
Is it worth upgrading to Snow Leopard, given that my Mac Mini is not the latest gen? Will my box become slower or faster?
Started by AngryHacker on
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Initially it was not stable and broke a lot of my applications (XBMC, Hulu and many others .
effort.
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Having worked as a developer and in IT admin/support for a development team, I've come across many different types of environment from the completely locked down to the completely non. In my limited support experience I think its been less effort to support...
Started by Preet Sangha on
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Let's, but not used day ....
To say otherwise is to say that company systems and data are not worth the effort to protect.
It seriously harms productivity as you can't do pretty much .
Machines takes more effort than it worth.
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Is it worth the effort to write tests that work with the browser (like using selenium or something)?
It's pretty clearly worth it to write tests for stuff that happens on the server side, but I've heard that it is really hard to write unit test for UI stuff and that they are fragile and unreliable. I would love to have more confidence that changes that...
Started by Josh Gibson on
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The important question isn....
You could use.
You should know when to stop.
UI testing is hard to the effort but it's the same with normal unit testing.
It's easy, could be done by not-so-techy person and definitely worth the effort.
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Hello, I'm trying/thinking of making CppCMS - C++ Web Framework project little bit more cross platform.
Today I can easily support Linux, OpenSolaris, FreeBSD and even Cygwin. But when it comes to Native Windows it becomes really painful:
The overview...
Started by Artyom on
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Of ifdef s for a code base of your project's size, but surely the effort might be worth it, if not only.
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I used to go back and edit my Mercurial commits to try to create a pretty history. I might have put two unrelated things into one commit, or I might have made several commits that were better understood as a single commit, but eventually it seemed like...
Started by joeforker on
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So long as 'tip' is....
It is not worth the effort.
It's no longer just left or right.
My workflow goes along the lines of make a small introduce makes bisection a lot more difficult .
I make an effort to clean up my revision history.
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During this semester my professor tried to convince us why is good to use unit tests during development, why is it good to validate data(Microsoft Application Block) and also he told us about using mocking(RhinoMocks) in order to test our methods when...
Started by SorinA. on
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I do....
If I find this hard I use it as a smell that I have something wrong in my design .
My personal choice is that I like to roll my own mock objects .
Mocking frameworks (like RhinoMocks) can do some powerful stuff.
There is no right anwser to this one.
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