Jungle drums pointed me to the brilliant usability principles posted by Google. I decided to quote them below here, because it would be interesting to see what changes will be applied over time. Furthermore, the principles are really, really good and deserve attention. I like that there is room for performance specific measurements (“every millisecond […]
After reading Pragmatic Programmer at my recent vacation, I immediately found an urge to repeat myself and read it again.
Ironic that one of the most popular tips from it is “Don’t repeat yourself”.
Pragmatic programmer Andy Hunt’s “Stage 0: Not Ready For Agile” is a brilliant blog post where he ponders over counter-indicators for an agile organization. So if you see these, your organization is probably not agile. You’re not ready for agile if you: are inflexible. You’ve got a policy for everything. If it’s not in the […]
I had to search for occurences of string in particular files, and using Cygwin i did the following: find all files that ends on .js, .html or .ascx: $ find -regextype posix-extended -regex “.+\.(js|html?|ascx)$” Then search for lines that contain the following javascript construction for( var x in object) I ended up with this regular […]
Just home again from two weeks vacation, I found this in my delicious popular feed (i usually scan the delicious popular feed for links others find interesting). Using CSS to Fix Anything: 20+ Common Bugs and Fixes Good explanations to some of the usual I run into. For instance, the double margin float bug in […]
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