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Aug 16, 2012. Code snippets for FIDO 2.0 implementations. JavaScript implementation of paymentrequest API. Yeoman generator for web specs using Respec. Proposals for developing web standards. 485 contributions in the last year. Summary of pull requests, issues opened, and commits. Learn how we count contributions. Pushed 1 commit to adrianba/paymentrequest-demo. Pushed 1 commit to w3c/WebPlatformWG. Pushed 2 commits to adrianba/react-base-ts. You can't perform that action at this time.
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Using Yeoman to start writing technical specifications with ReSpec – adrianba.net
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On land, on sea, and in the ether. Using Yeoman to start writing technical specifications with ReSpec. March 14, 2015. Is a tool that provides a scaffolding system to begin new projects. The genius thing about Yeoman is that, by itself, it doesn’t know how to do anything. This flexibility comes from a modular approach that relies on separate generator modules. Each generator. Knows how to create a particular kind of project (e.g. an Backbone.js app or a Chrome extension). Assuming you already have. This ...
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March 12, 2015 – adrianba.net
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On land, on sea, and in the ether. Day: March 12, 2015. It’s time to move on from IE8. March 12, 2015. Yesterday, my esteemed (new) colleague Aaron Gustafson wrote a piece about his reaction to the Break Up with Internet Explorer 8 site currently doing the rounds in the Twittersphere. He argues for support of older browsers and optimisation for newer, better browsers. I disagree. Some people don’t have control over their browsing environment. Some people…. Visit personal site →. MDI to TIFF converter.
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Node and xml-stream – adrianba.net
https://adrianba.net/archive/2014/04/20/node-and-xml-stream.aspx
On land, on sea, and in the ether. April 20, 2014. For the last couple of months, I’ve been experimenting more and more with node.js. My impression is that most people who have heard of node but not really used it think of it as a server technology for building web applications using JavaScript. Of course, it does that and there is good support for node.js hosted on Microsoft Azure Web Sites. But if you’re already a JavaScript developer then node is a convenient choice. By searching on npmjs.org. And tri...
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Using C# to access the Twitter API – adrianba.net
https://adrianba.net/archive/2014/05/20/using-c-to-access-the-twitter-api.aspx
On land, on sea, and in the ether. Using C# to access the Twitter API. May 20, 2014. My last post described how to acquire Twitter OAuth keys and tokens. To allow you to use Twitter’s API to access Twitter feeds. I showed how to use the request module. With node.js, which has built-in support for OAuth, to request and process data. In this blog post I will show how to do the same thing using C# and .NET using the OAuthBase class. Linked to from oauth.net. System.IO; using. System.Net; using. TimeStamp = ...
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It’s time to move on from IE8 – adrianba.net
https://adrianba.net/archive/2015/03/12/itrsquos-time-to-move-on-from-ie8.aspx
On land, on sea, and in the ether. It’s time to move on from IE8. March 12, 2015. Yesterday, my esteemed (new) colleague Aaron Gustafson wrote a piece. About his reaction to the Break Up with Internet Explorer 8. Site currently doing the rounds in the Twittersphere. He argues for support of older browsers and optimisation for newer, better browsers. I disagree. Even Microsoft isn’t going to support IE8 customers after January 2016. Progressive enhancement is a good goal and something that we should aim f...
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March 14, 2015 – adrianba.net
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On land, on sea, and in the ether. Day: March 14, 2015. Using Yeoman to start writing technical specifications with ReSpec. March 14, 2015. Yeoman is a tool that provides a scaffolding system to begin new projects. The genius thing about Yeoman is that, by itself, it doesn’t know how to do anything. This flexibility comes from a modular approach that relies on separate generator modules. Each generator knows how to create a particular kind of project (e.g. an…. Visit personal site →. MDI to TIFF converter.
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Node and Delicious – adrianba.net
https://adrianba.net/archive/2014/05/16/node-and-delicious.aspx
On land, on sea, and in the ether. May 16, 2014. In my last post, I wrote about using node.js as a scripting tool. Node has lots of good libraries for making network requests and processing the results. request. Is one of the most popular HTTP clients. It is easier to work with than the built-in http. Module that is designed to provide basic http client/server primitives. Despite its chequered history. I recently started using delicious.com. Delicious provides a variety of interesting APIs for developers.
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Accessing the Twitter API using OAuth – adrianba.net
https://adrianba.net/archive/2014/05/19/accessing-the-twitter-api-using-oauth.aspx
On land, on sea, and in the ether. Accessing the Twitter API using OAuth. May 19, 2014. January 4, 2016. Following on from my last post that described using Node to access feeds from Delicious. I’ve also been investigating how to access my Twitter feed. This adds a little more complexity because Twitter requires that your app or script authenticate to Twitter. The node.js request. Library that I mentioned last time has built in support for OAuth authentication. The CONSUMER KEY and CONSUMER SECRET values...
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Introducing Boxstarter – adrianba.net
https://adrianba.net/archive/2014/04/19/introducing-boxstarter.aspx
On land, on sea, and in the ether. April 19, 2014. Every year, Scott Hanselman publishes his Ultimate Developer and Power Users Tool List for Windows. I usually take a look through it, pat myself on the back when I see things I’ve been using for a while, and spend some time investigating some of the new ones. Sometimes a tool that I’ve looked at before but haven’t been using gets another mention and it prompts me to take a look (this year it was Clink. This is a command line tool that works like apt-get.
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