BLARGH!! @ r5
I used to have a blog, and this is where it was. It was mostly posts about programming and math, but they were written by a younger version of me and thus full of naïveté and overconfidence (i.e. arrogance).
Now I'm a picture of experience and cynicism, and don't really want the opinions of my 25-year-old self to be so easily archived on the Internet. So I've hand-selected a few of the "good ones" that won't make me an obvious hire-risk in the future.
Here is a chronological list of the posts I wrote.
- : Running a Subversion server on Windows
- : array_flatten()
- : Get Content-Length of Remote File in PHP
- : Why Everybody is Losing the Browser Wars
- : Transliteration in PHP
- : Conditional gzipping with Apache
- : Compiling PHP on Windows 64 bit with VC9
- : Extracting a Directory into its Own Subversion Repository
- : Coders at Work: Jamie Zawinski
- : Coders at Work: Brad Fitzpatrick
- : Fluent DOM Manipulation in JavaScript
- : When Test Driven Design Fails
- : Fun With Closures and Object Caches in PHP
- : Intro to Functional Programming via JavaScript
- : string.Format() in PHP
- : Reddit in 61 minutes and 97 lines of PHP
- : How to be an Awesome Open Source Developer
- : Uncountable vs. Infinite
- : Linq Walk
- : Get Computed Style in JavaScript
- : Seven CSS Tricks No One Should Ever Have to Memorize
- : Subversion, Apache, nginx and "Entity Too Large"
- : PHP is Dead
- : Configure NHibernate with Embedded Resource
- : Cyclomatic Complexity is Worthless
- : Non-magic property injection in Unity
- : Adding Two Numbers Is Not a Helpful Example
- : Determining if an Open Generic Type IsAssignableFrom a Type
- : Introducing Sunlight
- : PHP is Dead: Revisited
- : Argopt: Command line argument parsing in .NET
- : 404 on nginx 1.0.2 and Mono
- : Simple classical inheritance in JavaScript
- : Jarvis: Another JavaScript Unit Testing Framework
- : What is my fucking IP address and fun with nginx's echo module
- : The Etymology of Lifting
- : Firefox is master of the beard line
- : Refactoring a switch statement
- : Eventline: Beautify Your Life
- : Writing to the Syslog with Winston
- : Uploading to S3 in Bash
- : A Convenient Way to Write a jQuery Plugin
- : Constructors should not have side effects
- : Error Handling in NodeJS