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I noticed most questions related to client-side script on SO are JQuery related and that got me thinking. I'm wondering what the ease of these libraries is doing to actual KNOWLEDGE of JavaScript and the DOM.
So much is done for you that my fear is there...
Started by Chuck on
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by 8 people.
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It can help.
Usually this is OK, but sometimes these details are important .
The lower level details.
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I have a number of COBOL programmers who are moving to .NET. I've found many struggle to adopt/understand OO programming principles. I don't have any COBOL experience, so my ability to find what few similarities there are is very limited.
There's no way...
Started by Rob on
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by 9 people.
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Distance for them to traverse so putting out foot stools wherever possible to help them walk.
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And how they help you improve your programming ? Could they be integrated in IDE and if yes how ?
Edit: Thanks to altCognito There has been almost duplicate question before named: What's in Your Utility Tookit **. "Allmost" since the listings there do...
Started by YordanGeorgiev on
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VisualSVN plugin for Visual Studio - SVN integration within VS.Net myGeneration - for code generation CCTray - for getting real-time updates on CruiseControl builds SQL 2005 query analyzer, ofcourse for queries jquery add-in for Visual Studio for jquery... .
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I've created a view of a table on a MySQL database to enable another application to use our existing (centralized) clients table.
Our passwords are stored as
md5(password + salt) + ":" + salt
Normally I decode this via a programming language of the given...
Started by Danny on
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Select * from users where userName='MyUser' and userPass=concat(md5('MyPass'), ':', salt) where salt=( select substring(userPass FROM (instr(userPass, ':')+1)) from users where userName='MyUser' )
I tried this and it works:
SELECT * FROM users WHERE ... .
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I am trying to start unit testing. I am looking at a few C++ frameworks and want to try Boost.Test. The documentation seems very thorough, and it's a bit overwhelming, especially someone new to unit testing. So here's a situation that I want:
Let's say...
Started by rlbond on
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by 5 people.
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There's no standalone test runner as in NUnit
you simply build the test cases as a single .exe application (if you are on Windows) and you run it
In your test_foo.cpp , the macros add test suites and test cases in to a global list: master_testsuite ,... .
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I need a tool which allows to take controll of user keyboard and/or mouse with support of Linux client (preferably on FLOSS license). It should ask the user about permission (I don't want to give a free troyan crackers). The NAT is not a problem - I have...
Started by Maciej Piechotka on
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by 10 people.
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I have just paid $5 to help my brother in law get his iphone working on his home wireless, so I can say it works well, at least with helping.
I am sure Joel would like to add Copilot to the list .
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I have been interested in database developing for some time now and decided that MS SQL has a lot to offer in terms of T-SQL and generally much more functionality (not saying that Oracle or Postgres don't have that).
I would like to know:
What are the...
Started by Jonathan on
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You can reverse.
Apache DDLUtils should be able to help.
To MySQL to do the actual data migration.
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Ok, I'm facing an imminent addition to my family, and working through choice of names.
I've considered writing software to display names and force me to choose which I like better, similar to kitten war.
Once I've got a huge graph, though, I don't know...
Started by Adam Davis on
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Eventually, the ....
EDIT: Congrats BTW :)
If you keep tracks of wins/losses, you could have it prefer to show you names with high win to loss ratios .
I thought we have been through this, and the answer still is Jon Skeet :) All other data is irrelevant .
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Here is my eclipse.ini file:
-startup plugins/org.eclipse.equinox.launcher_1.0.200.v20090520.jar --launcher.library plugins/org.eclipse.equinox.launcher.win32.win32.x86_1.0.200.v20090519 -product org.eclipse.epp.package.java.product --launcher.XXMaxPermSize...
Started by Nathan Spears on
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by 3 people.
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You seem to say your app crashes with an out of memory error, in this case you should provide JVM args to the app settings the heap size, not to eclipse
they look like this:
-Xms256M;-Xmx512M
These settings are valid for the eclipse platform itself .
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I am trying to upload an image to a directory on a server. i'm using the tutorial found at http://www.reconn.us/content/view/30/51/ .
First, is that a good method for uploading images using PHP?
Second, I'm also going to store the info in a MySQL database...
Started by hatorade on
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by 3 people.
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So, the first test.png could be http://www.example.com/images/fjdklagjsdl.jpg and the second could be http://www.example.com/images/jklfsdlkj... .
You can report the unique URL back to the user after the upload so that the user will know where to find the image .
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