Adobe AIR documentation
What's this? I can see the xxx's all over the place.Is it a suggestion that I should creat a pr0n app? (Which is quite good idea, because pr0n === money).
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vim, coffee, web dev and stuff
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Andrea Giammarchi has created PyramiDOM a “Spectrum DOM Analyzer”. When I first saw it, and read “Spectrum” I thought I was looking at an old 48k video game, but in fact it is showing you info on the DOM:
The generated spectrum will contain every single nodeType 1 present in the document and will show via tooltip info about that node (nodeName, id if present, className if present). Moreover, it highlights somehow that node temporary changing the background (yellow one). The most wicked effect was in jQuery website itself, since it is dark, and since it is linear enough (you scroll and the spectrum is almost there where you scroll).
On the other hand, the most interesting spectrum was in Gmail, where you can spot a proper pyramid of nested divs. Each nodeName will have the same color, but for practical reasons each time this color will be different (random).
You can grab this PyramiDOM link to play.
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The
assignment operator in R is <- as in
e <- m*c^2.
It is also possible, though uncommon, to reverse the arrow and put the receiving variable on the right, as in
m*c^2 -> e.
It is
sometimes possible to use = for
assignment, though I don't understand when this is and is not allowed. Most
people avoid the issue by always using the arrow.
Looks like I’m not going to learn this language.
Sauce: http://www.johndcook.com/R_language_for_programmers.html
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When people say "this sucks" they mean one or more of the following:
- This doesn't do what I need
- I can't figure out how to do what I need
- This is unnecessarily frustrating and complex
- This breaks all the time
- It's so ugly I want to vomit just so I have something prettier to look at
- It doesn't map to my understanding of the universe
- I'm thinking about the tool, instead of my work
This article doesn't suck. If you are a software developer - read it. Now
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