A Quick Rust tip (Comparing Strings)
I have been learning rust recently and so wanted to start tracking things that I’ve learned.
I have been learning rust recently and so wanted to start tracking things that I’ve learned.
At their base level the ruby methods nil? and empty? are just contents checks with slightly different focuses. But I thought it would be interesting and maybe even useful to look at how each actually opperates.
Php gets a log of hate, and a lot of that hate is not without merit. But I have recently started adopting some tools at work that make php development a lot more enjoyable, and thought I would share.
Everyone who has worked with Django for any reasonable period of time comes to the realization that starting up a new project can be a pain in the butt if you don’t build some level of automation into the process. After a few times copy and pasting into your <pre>settings.py</pre> most developers decide they can’t handle it any more and write some scripts to take care of the setup process for…
Update: this tutorial has been update to run on node 5.0.0 and socket.io 1.3.7. If you have trouble with getting the code to execute, make sure you are running on these versions.
This will tell you pretty much everything you need to know about adding a WYSIWYG editor or any other javascript based features you may want to your django admin.
I recently discovered a really terrible feature now integrated into most modern browsers. The javascript window object is assumed appended to all javascript variables.