Over the last 6 months I'm doing my internship in a small office. I'm very satisfied. In the past they told me that business go well and they might need to hire a developer.
The last month I asked them if they have plans afterwards and they declined, they told me the opposite than first place.
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Given how much simpler jQuery development is, when compared to native JavaScript, what makes people forgo libraries like jQuery altogether?
Is this because jQuery has limitations or it is slow? I mean, if jQuery is so easy compared to native javascript, what reasons do people have to still use...
I know Jquery is just a library of javascript.
is Jquery animation and events slower then javascript? If so, how much slower.
i am trying to decide if i should rewrite my site in native javascript.
I have noticed while monitoring/attempting to answer common jQuery questions, that there are certain practices using javascript, instead of jQuery, that actually enable you to write less and do ... well the same amount. And may also yield performance benefits.
A specific example
$(this) vs th...
In the animal kingdom, we have collective nouns that refer to a group of that type of animal, e.g. a murder of crows or an army of ants.
Is there anything like this in the software development world that are used to refer to a set of abstract programming language idioms?
e.g. a stab of la...
I've used the cout statement after the cin's before the switch to determine that I'm having a problem with the second number and the character op and for some reason Iget into an infinite loop!!!
I have a feeling that I'm making a small mistake in the syntax but I cant figure out what is it.
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I'm trying to move a 2D test sprite with the variable gameTime.ElapsedGameTime.TotalMilliseconds;
The code to update the sprites position that works is this:
spritePosition.X += (float)gameTime.ElapsedGameTime.TotalMilliseconds;
With the above line the sprite moves to the right on runtime as ...
evalThen :: Env a -> Lambda a -> (Maybe (Lambda a) -> b)
evalThen env (Var a) then = then $ M.lookup a env
evalThen env abs@(Abs {}) then = then $ Just abs
evalThen env (App fun arg) then = then $ case fun of
Abs id body -> evalThen env arg >>= \a -> evalThen (M.insert id a env) body
_ -> Nothing
evalThen env p@(Prim {}) = then $ Just p
eval env term = eval env term id
exec env term = eval env term (\x -> case x of
(Var a) -> alter (\y -> x) a env
_ -> env)
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