I need to get me one of these mugs
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If only he used a proxy…
Apparently the HMAS Pandora had #raptors on it
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I think she does this to get away with being naughty
from Instagram: http://instagr.am/p/UpXPpjxPzm/
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Very handy, combines requirejs, backbonejs, html5boilerplate into one.
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There are some harsh criticisms in this post about certain aspects of the HTML5 spec.
I would have to agree with Luke Stevens because he mentions that adding in elements like ‘sections’ have created confusion for many people, including me.
I googled ‘purpose of section tag’ and a lot of what is returned is individuals such as my self trying to make light of the the purpose of such a tag. ‘In all honesty why is it there?… isn’t it just a div?…’ These are all the sorts of comments left by individuals.
When i first saw the new tags at first thought i was dreading all the changes i would have to make to my HTML and CSS, all my navigation areas will now need to be wrapped in nav tags etc…
Again more confusion, but after some more reading i came to the conclusion you don’t need to change anything, in fact most of what we have written will last for years to come.
Beautify JavaScript + JSONP = HappyFamily
If you are using JSONP to do cross domain grabbing of data to show on a page often you will want to see the raw response in your browser. The issue with this is it can get confusing because the browser just dumps the JSONP response to the window.
Enter jsbeautifer
All this website does is format your JavaScript to be more readable. I commonly use this site with JSONP responses and for all the times i have used this page I am glad it’s free.
Have a try, grab some JavaScript, JSON, etc.. and paste it into the window and click beautify.
Enjoy
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I’m going to print this out and put it on my wall. In 5 years time if my computer doesn’t smell when I fart i’m going to send a nasty letter to the BBC saying they lied.
Really handy, saved me writing one myself for my XML Importer in SSIS
MIT LICENSED
Ever get a System.Xml.XmlException that says:
“Hexadecimal value 0x[whatever] is an invalid character”
…when trying to load a XML document using one of the .NET XML API objects like XmlReader, XmlDocument, or XDocument? Was “0x[whatever]” by chance one of these characters?
0x00 0x01
0x02
0x03
0x04
0x05
0x06
0x07
0x08
0x0B 0x0C
0x0E
0x0F
0x10 0x11
0x12
0x13
0x14
0x15
0x1A 0x1B
0x1C
0x1D
0x1E
0x1F
0x16
0x17
0x18
0x19
0x7F
The problem that causes these XmlExceptions is that the data being read or loaded contains characters that are illegal according to the XML specifications. Almost always, these characters are in the ASCII control character range (think whacky characters like null, bell, backspace, etc). These aren’t characters that have any business being in XML data; they’re illegal characters that should be removed, usually having found their way into the data from file format conversions, like when someone tries…
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A list of node sites / projects
If you want to find a list of node projects, node cloud has done the work for you.
a record of a developer 