I have been a Web applications developer for five years. I’ve worked on enormous projects, small projects and everything in between for the likes of NBC, and MTV as well as small companies and freelance work. Anyone familiar with this sort of work knows quite well that the earnings can be quite significant, and rewarding. [...]
Archive for the ‘Engineering’ Category
Web Application Debugging Technique
Posted: May 3, 2009 in Engineering, Software, Technology, UncategorizedI’ve just thought of a cool Web application debugging technique that allows me to see the value of something on the server side conveniently on the client side. Wherever I want to see the value of a variable in my server side script I can print a line of javascript that alert()s the value of [...]
Joomla and Seyret … no Just Seyret
Posted: January 7, 2009 in Engineering, Software, TechnologyTags: India, Joomla, Outsourcing, Seyret
Seyret is quite possibly the best argument against outsourcing programming jobs to India. I can’t think of a worse product on any market. The author of Seyret (who’s name is Mustafa something) should be publically humiliated for selling this piece of shit even when he versions it at 0.2.x. The thing is so far from [...]
Debugging JavaScript With IE
Posted: October 30, 2008 in EngineeringTags: Debugging, IE, Internet Explorer, JavaScript, MSIE, Web Development
Debugging JavaScript code in Firefox is easy, but what to do with poor old Internet Explorer? Well here’s your answer. To debug JavaScript in MSIE follow these steps:
Private JavaScript class members
Posted: June 2, 2008 in EngineeringTags: Closures, JavaScript, Private members, Web Development
After always wondering if it was possible to create private members somehow in JavaScript, I finally took it upon myself to investigate. Due to a concept of ‘closures’ relating a symbol’s scope it is possible to create private class instance members/methods.