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Articles by Daniel Gempesaw. Keith J Grant Against CSS in JS ». I Have No Idea What The Hell I Am Doing Brad Front ». An excellent, all-over-the-place talk on web design and collaboration and… stuff. :). When the heck did learning to code become cool? This is a bit alarmist, but it is reminiscent of some articles I’ve read that are trying to address the fact that many of our best-practice web-standards actually make things very difficult for new comers. Attribute, though, if we do it that way. Or somethi...
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elisp solves problems — Fixing a laggy compilation buffer
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Articles by Daniel Gempesaw. Fixing a laggy compilation buffer. I use Emacs compilation mode to execute most of my scripts - it has a lot of nice built in things, including error highlighting with automatic navigation. But, I’ve noticed that with really long lines, the compliation buffer gets so slow that it makes Emacs unresponsive to input, and I end up having to frantically. And hope that I can stop the compilation before I lose Emacs and have to Force Quit it. Blog comments powered by Disqus.
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Articles by Daniel Gempesaw. A wild textarea appears. Blog comments powered by Disqus.
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elisp solves problems — Perl Webdriver tutorials with...
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Articles by Daniel Gempesaw. Perl Webdriver tutorials with Selenium: Remote: Driver. I’ve been mulling over doing a series of tutorials for using Perl and Webdriver together along with Selenium: Remote: Driver. So, I’m making this the index page of the tutorials! Starting up: using webdrivers directly. Using the selenium-standalone-server.jar]. To handle your asynchronicity. Finding elements without croaking]. Test analytics, status codes, etc! Drag and drop, ported over as pioneered by Dave Haeffner.
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elisp solves problems — Geolocation, can we really trust it?
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Articles by Daniel Gempesaw. Geolocation, can we really trust it? Recently our team has been working on a web app that uses geolocation. We use geolocation to identify real-world geographic location of an user and allow them to check into an event. A fundamental requirement is the accuracy of the user location. Luckily, HTML5 geolocation API is supported from most of mobile browsers, provides an interface to query device’s location and its accuracy is quite high. I was originally thinking about this from...
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Articles by Daniel Gempesaw. Stopping footnotes here from opening in a new tab. Tumblr’s markdown formatting mode somewhat secretly supports footnotes. But, it seems like my settings or my theme or something makes footnote links with the. Attribute set, which is pretty odd. Who wants a footnote to pop them to a new tab? And furthermore, the return links in the footer also have the same. Basically, the footnotes on this blog have been nigh unusable, since they keep spawning new tabs all over the place.
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elisp solves problems — Proxying Safari network traffic on a real iOS...
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Articles by Daniel Gempesaw. Proxying Safari network traffic on a real iOS device with Appium. At $WORK, we need to analyze our network traffic during our mobile web tests. In particular, we want to double check our analytics calls, since they’re of utmost import. For a desktop browser, this is baked right in to Webdriver with the. So, you’ll need a couple things to get this set up:. A real iOS device with which to test. The proper iOS certificate and provisioning profile. With its perl bindings. Step 4:...
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elisp solves problems — Emacs tip: If your instance hangs and won’t...
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Articles by Daniel Gempesaw. Emacs tip: If your instance hangs and won’t respond to C-g, you can use `pkill -SIGUSR2 emacs` to force emacs to stop whatever it’s doing. Mdash; Wilfred Hughes (@ wilfredh) October 28, 2015. I recalled briefly that I had found another way to interrupt Emacs after accidentally sending it into a hang. I usually hang my Emacs in two ways:. An extra long line in the compilation buffer. Many lines of output in an. Spawned via Tramp on a remote box. Blog comments powered by Disqus.
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elisp solves problems — Stopping footnotes here from opening in a new tab
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Articles by Daniel Gempesaw. Stopping footnotes here from opening in a new tab. Tumblr’s markdown formatting mode somewhat secretly supports footnotes. But, it seems like my settings or my theme or something makes footnote links with the. Attribute set, which is pretty odd. Who wants a footnote to pop them to a new tab? And furthermore, the return links in the footer also have the same. Basically, the footnotes on this blog have been nigh unusable, since they keep spawning new tabs all over the place.
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