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There’s a simple charm to making a pot of coffee in an ordinary coffee maker. Open the plastic lid. Scoop some unpretentious, pre-ground coffee into the basket. Fill the pot up with tap water and try not to make a huge mess when you pour it into the machine. Close the lid, press ON. Simple. The coffee maker makes it own little small talk with you while it does its work. Sip-sip-sip-sip-shhhhhgurgle. What magic is happening inside to pull the water up and through the coffee? Make your own App Store. A hum...

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There’s a simple charm to making a pot of coffee in an ordinary coffee maker. Open the plastic lid. Scoop some unpretentious, pre-ground coffee into the basket. Fill the pot up with tap water and try not to make a huge mess when you pour it into the machine. Close the lid, press ON. Simple. The coffee maker makes it own little small talk with you while it does its work. Sip-sip-sip-sip-shhhhhgurgle. What magic is happening inside to pull the water up and through the coffee? Make your own App Store. A hum...

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Make your own App Store - ideas & ramblings

http://writing.markchristian.org/2012/03/30/make-your-own-app-store.html

Make your own App Store. Last year, I had a great idea for an Mac app to make my life easier. I loved using drag-and-drop to move things around on my Mac, but sometimes, it was a pain to navigate the windows on my screen while I dragged a little icon around I really wished I could just set the icon down for a moment and come back to it. DragonDrop. I spent months developing it, trying to find the perfect interaction methods, polishing it to the best of my ability. On January 31. Of course, people sold so...

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How to deploy your code from GitHub automatically - ideas & ramblings

http://writing.markchristian.org/2011/03/10/how-to-deploy-your-code-from-github-automatically.html

How to deploy your code from GitHub automatically. I love GitHub. The more I use it, the more wonderful features I discover. I’d like to share one I just came across today, Service Hooks, and tell you how you can leverage them to have your production web site update to the latest code automatically, whenever you push a new version. All we’re going to do is add an endpoint on your site that does a. And then we’ll set GitHub up to fetch that endpoint whenever a push happens. Php `git pull`;? Ridiculously s...

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What's wrong with appcache? - ideas & ramblings

http://writing.markchristian.org/2011/04/13/whats-wrong-with-appcache.html

What's wrong with appcache? The HTML5 application cache is one of the niftiest features to come along in quite a while, and I’m pretty enamoured of it. In the process of making use of it on a significant site, however, I’ve come across a number of shortcomings and annoyances. I created Appcache Facts. That lists a few of his problems. In no particular order, here are my own pain points:. If the current page is being delivered over SSL, all resources in the manifest must be served from the same domain as ...

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Mathematically optimal HTML - ideas & ramblings

http://writing.markchristian.org/2010/12/28/mathematically-optimal-html.html

One of the most underappreciated things inside of HTML5 is the standardization of browser’s parsing algorithms. Historically, each browser handled broken/incorrect HTML in slightly different ways, leading to unexpected results depending on how the browser decided to interpret the code. Now that all of the major browser manufacturers are adopting an identical parser, invalid HTML will be parsed in the same way by each of them. If, for example, you omit a closing. As the HTML5 parser becomes commonplace an...

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Proposed extensions to application cache - ideas & ramblings

http://writing.markchristian.org/2011/11/04/proposed-extensions-to-application-cache.html

Proposed extensions to application cache. The application cache is close to being a wonderful technology, but falls short of usability in a few key areas. I propose a few extensions to the standard in two broad categories: extensions to the application cache itself, and extensions to the JavaScript interface that browsers expose. Extensions to the application cache itself. Manifest exclusions. These would allow the page to exclude resources that would ordinarily be included due to a wildcard. Automatical...

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