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Comment #6799383
Nginx can log to stdout (access_log /dev/stdout) and be piped to a program that reads from stdin and forwards to rsyslog. Technical workarounds aside, the blog author should get ap…
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Comment #6692180
When JS is not available, this becomes a regular HTML form with inputs and selects.
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Comment #5493498
Rewriting the browser stack in an evolving language feels like trying to shoot the moon. However, I hesitate to bet against Mozilla when it comes to impossible rewrites.
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Comment #5477637
This project was originally called Testacular. I was little confused at first, thinking it was a late and flat April fool's joke.
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Comment #5424995
> Dart's VM isn't Chrome-only I meant that dart is chrome-only in practice. I don't know of any other browser vendor that bundles the dart vm, including the few browsers based on c…
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Comment #5424875
What if you tracked the event's parents, e.g. button <- div <- .sidebar <- body, etc.? When presenting the events to the user, you could hide generic parents like 'div' and only sh…
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Comment #5424811
I feel like Dart's emphasis on a fast but chrome-only vm has hindered it's adoption. I understand their goal, unlike most compile-to-js languages, was a language more amenable to f…
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Comment #5424716
I've hacked my webserver to respond to any request that looks like a Backbone route. For example, if you define a backbone route '/search/:query/:page', the server will return a mi…
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Comment #5424484
Does Heap track event streams like mouse position and scrolling? The storage overhead would be significantly larger than instantaneous events like clicks, but this data would be in…