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St. on IT: November 2010
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Friday, November 12, 2010. In case you were wondering why it was quiet around here for last couple of weeks, I'd like to share some stuff I've been secretly working on and what are the future plans. Basically we are taking a little pause until Mozilla guys sort their stuff out and release FF4 or at least 3.7, which we need to execute our evil plan for RightJS 2.2. Meanwhile I've been working on this puppy. Meet RRTE The Frameless. Does not use any frakking frames. Instead, it uses an inlined. Secondly, b...
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St. on IT: December 2010
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Wednesday, December 22, 2010. Hey people, sorry for being quiet recently, been busy with work and stuff. I don't have a pretty picture for you today, but Santa didn't come up giftless today, not at all :). I've got a cute little link for you! I just pushed RRTE alpha to github, so you could have a sneak pick on what's going on. Anyhow, you know the drill. Checkout, enjoy and come back with feedback! Posted by Nikolay V. Nemshilov. Wednesday, December 1, 2010. What's Wrong With the World? There is basical...
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St. on IT: February 2011
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Friday, February 18, 2011. If I Would Design A Simple Format. There is an idea I wanted to spit out for quite a while now. It is about simple formats and to keep the short story short, here is a simple spec I cooked up. Basically it is a mix of RDoc, Markdown and Maruku, plus some stuff I miss in all of them. The main goal in this one is readability mixed with abilities to handle everyday things, like images, tables, API references and stuff. HTML might be allowed as a fallback. Defining a default scope.
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St. on IT: May 2011
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Saturday, May 28, 2011. Calculating Cubic Bezier Function. If you ever played with the CSS3 native css-transitions, you know that they use. Notation to define the transition formula. Cubic Bezier. Is a parametric function that allows you to define all sorts of smooth curvatures that looks kinda like that. And what I wanted is to allow the developers to use cubic-bezier notation with the old engine. Parameter and therefore unevenly distributed agains the. Parameter. What you really need is a straight.
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St. on IT: April 2012
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Friday, April 6, 2012. After more than 10 years of being a web developer, I finally decided to make my very own place in the great web. So I'm moving to http:/ nikolay.theosom.com. All my new posts will be published in there, meanwhile thanks for reading and I'll hope to see you there some day! Posted by Nikolay V. Nemshilov. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Nikolay V. Nemshilov. Just some guy that presses buttons. Rapidly. View my complete profile. RightJS - JavaScript framework. TestCase - JavaScript TDD.
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St. on IT: Calculating Cubic Bezier Function
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Saturday, May 28, 2011. Calculating Cubic Bezier Function. If you ever played with the CSS3 native css-transitions, you know that they use. Notation to define the transition formula. Cubic Bezier. Is a parametric function that allows you to define all sorts of smooth curvatures that looks kinda like that. And what I wanted is to allow the developers to use cubic-bezier notation with the old engine. Parameter and therefore unevenly distributed agains the. Parameter. What you really need is a straight.
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St. on IT: The Lovely Future Of RightJS
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Sunday, August 7, 2011. The Lovely Future Of RightJS. Okay, let's make it official, shall we? Folks, I'm forking RightJS. And before you start screaming like "omg, we all gonna die in here! Calm down, RightJS ain't no going nowhere. The thing I do is future oriented and quite different from RightJS itself. So RightJS will stay where it is, I'm using all the same servers for the fork, so RightJS will be available as long as people use it. And I certainly will apply patches as much as I can. Every package ...
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St. on IT: Moving on
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Friday, April 6, 2012. After more than 10 years of being a web developer, I finally decided to make my very own place in the great web. So I'm moving to http:/ nikolay.theosom.com. All my new posts will be published in there, meanwhile thanks for reading and I'll hope to see you there some day! Posted by Nikolay V. Nemshilov. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Nikolay V. Nemshilov. Just some guy that presses buttons. Rapidly. View my complete profile. RightJS - JavaScript framework.
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St. on IT: August 2010
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Friday, August 27, 2010. RightJS 2 Release Plan Updates. My dear fellas, this lovely Friday's evening I'd like to share with you some updates on the RightJS 2.0 release plan. And yes, by "updates" I mean delays. You'll have couple of weeks to play with it until the IE 9 release, and I'll have couple of weeks to brush up the docs, update rightjs.org and rework right-rails. Thinks that should give as a good runaway for a nice and smooth release. This is about it. Take care! Tuesday, August 17, 2010. This w...
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St. on IT: Why ==null, Not ===null
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Thursday, March 24, 2011. Why = null, Not = =null. Source code you might see a thing like this. If (value = null) {. And as every JavaScript optimization tutorial tells you to use. And JSLint yells at you when do otherwise, people immediately try to change it to the "right" way. Meanwhile there is a pretty good case when it is much better to use. The thing is, that in JavaScript we have this ugly thing called. Var hash = {a: undefined};. Console.log(hash.a); / - undefined. Another case is that the. Value...
