Programming

Fun javascript feature

I kicked myself in the balls

Simple trick for testing forms full of checkboxes with django

A turing machine in 133 bytes of javascript

Parsing JavaScript with JavaScript

Programmers are fucking lazy

Functional isn't always better

Collect your data carefully, a lesson

Software dev isn't just a logical process

I learned two things today

A cool JavaScript property you never noticed

A few years ago I was playing around with JavaScript trying to find the cleanest way to implement callbacks in functions. Primarily I wanted a readable way to make certain the last argument passed is a callback, withut having to rely on knowing how many arguments there are and so on. Instead I stumbled upon a pretty cool feature of how javascript handles function arguments.

Benchmarking node, tornado and django for concurrency

Doing nothing is the hardest thing ever

Hard work is a total waste of time

The strangestest Hello World I ever made

Django protip #1: A better App structure

Processing as-you-read in clojure

Splitting and merging django models with perfect transparency

Python multiprocessing is fucking sweet

How Lisp changed my style

These are the times I love my job

Heaven is where your code lies

What I learned of PHP by ignoring it for three months

The ten pros and cons of unit testing

Unit testing is anti-productive

Slovenia php conference day2 (live blogging)

Adobe AIR's javascript no eval or include is moronic