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- Oct 08 2010
Welcome Tim Branyen
We are very excited to welcome Tim Branyen to Bocoup. Tim has been active in the jQuery community, for some time now, contributing interaction enhancements to api.jquery.com, and spending time with the rest of us in #jquery on IRC. Tim has delivered high caliber work for clients such as monster.com, Trump Networks, and Liberty Mutual. […]
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- Oct 07 2010
“Don’t deploy HTML5” – W3C?
There is a lot of talk right now about Philippe Le Hégaret” (PLH) from the W3C regarding quotes he made about the readiness of HTML5 for “deployment”. Philippe is quoted as saying: “The problem we’re facing right now is there is already a lot of excitement for HTML5, but it’s a little too early to […]
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- html5
- Oct 07 2010
Terminal: Hardware Specs to .HTML File
Interactive data visualization falls apart pretty quickly if the machine’s specs are not up to par. The last thing you want is your visualization to be slow and clunky. So when planning the graceful degradation of a visualization across a variety of systems, it is important to put some careful thought into testing things such […]
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- Sep 26 2010
JavaScript: Promote JS
Over the course of the following week, I will be adding these to all of the appropriate JavaScript articles I’ve published.
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- Sep 22 2010
JavaScript: jQuery RegEx Review
This was too good to not repost… If you have any interest at all in JavaScript performance optimization, then this publication by Jeff Roberson will be of great interest. In this article Jeff dissects RegEx’s found in jQuery and provides insight as well as suggestions to improve them either in performance or syntax. Each example […]
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- tutorial
- Sep 16 2010
JavaScript Web Workers: Support & Testing The Browser
In case you’re not yet familiar, the JavaScript Web Workers API is a feature that facilitates the execution of scripts in an independent background process, away from any UI related logic. It should be assumed that the Worker’s life-cycle is the same as the application that called it, as it comes with start-up and instance […]
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Apache: Could not bind address to port (make_sock)
If you’re upgrading server software, or changing your port config, you may accidentally Funk your Wagnalls. You’ll know the error when you try to restart apache. ~: sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start * Starting web server apache2 (98)Address already in use: make_sock: could not bind to address 0.0.0.0:8080 no listening sockets available, shutting down Unable to open […]
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- tools and workflow
- Sep 01 2010
Social Primitives for A Brave New Web
The Facebook Thing Facebook has had a lot of press recently. Growing by a million users a day, playing the patent game like every other large corporation, seemingly constant legal-disputes over ownership, and to top it off.. the Facebook movie called “The Social Network” will be hitting the big-screen this October. A lot of people […]
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- Aug 29 2010
jQuery: Fastest Way To Select Nothing
As I become more and more obsessed with Quora, I’m finding more and more questions that I answer seem to feel right as standalone blog posts. The latest even includes an interesting discovery: What’s the cleanest way to intentionally and reliably return a jQuery object that selects nothing? There were two answers already posted to […]
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- Aug 27 2010
JavaScript IS Object Oriented Programming
I spent a good half hour writing an answer to a question on Quora today and I thought it was good enough to qualify as a blog post. The question was How do you implement object orientation in JavaScript? I’ll be honest, I was a little disappointed by the answers posted prior to mine, however […]
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