In an effort to teach myself Node.JS and truly delve into its communication capabilities, I elected to recreate a previous chatting project. It took a bit of forethought to acclimate code to the asynchronous nature of node, consider the implications of sending files for access and get in the habi...
Super User, Server Fault, Programmers, InfoSec, Apple, DBA, and a bunch more sites all have Community Blogs that are contributed to and maintained by community members.
Should Code Review join the others and start our own community blog?
Many of our top users already have their own blogs, where...
On Hold SE Community Devs:
The short of it is, it's kinda on us to make something that works, and we don't really do that. There isn't any real proper integration between the systems and the authors suffer as a result of it. Ultimately leading to fairly ill fates to most all of the blogs....
With your description and documentation I could read the code from top to bottom. Understood at once which way things are accomplished.
Therefore: Clear? Yes. I definitely say so.
Tried it out afterward and had no problems using it myself.
I am working in asp.net. The asp:dropdownlist does not have an option for optgroups. I attempted to roll my own select using HtmlTextWriter but it feels flimsy at best. The following code works, but would prefer a more standardized solution.
The code below looks at a folder structure, grabs...
I just noticed this today when looking at my gmail inbox:
Of course I clicked the "View ticket" button, just to reach a dead end: (on https://stackexchange.zendesk.com)
I don't have email/password account of that kind, and couldn't see any option to log in using OpenID, even Stack E...
I'm starting to learn Lua and in one part of the book I need to convert a "Maze Game" that uses goto to another one that doesn't use goto.
The maze is the simplest ever made, starting from room #1:
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| 1 | 2 |
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| 3 | 4 |
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This is the original version using goto from ...
I recently had the chance to watch Pixar’s Cars 2. Although the story is located in a pure imaginative universe, there is an issue that goes beyond any (even imaginative) logic.
When the story is set in London, we can see a lot of cabs and double-deckers buses moving around the city streets.
So...
I've always been frustrated with js frameworks in that they require you to learn a lot of custom syntax (ie angular). Typically also they tend to include a lot of extra baggage that takes away from what is often just a simple application. With that in mind I set out to create a light-weight view-...
I am trying to learn AngularJS as a start to my revival of learning, I think that I am getting the hang of it so far, but would like to see what I can do differently with some super simple applications, hopefully I can see what I need to work on this way.
First thing is first, a basic calculat...
I'm using socket io. I need to keep track of rooms and the users within them as users leave and join. I've come up with this, is there a better more efficient way performance wise? Many thanks! :-)
var rooms = {
pub:["lister","cat","kryton"],
lounge:[ "will","phil","carlton"],
hall:["frasi...
I have just finished a simple python script which uses this module to call Zenoss API for getting live events. What the script does:
connects to zenoss
reads a file which has one phone number on each line
sends a message to each number by POSTing some data(first of all it authenticates) to a sp...
I have written this "Polyfill" for Chrome's Promise object and I have some concerns about the implementation;
Does it actually work as designed? It seems to work but I'm not sure if there are any "edge cases" I am not accounting for.
Is there a better way to do it? The inner function way seems ...
I am busy creating a file processor that needs to get some files from an Ftp client download the file and save the data into the database. I have a two part question.
How can i refactor the code to look a bit cleaner? Feels like the
method ProcessFiles is doing a bit much. I can extract som...
I've refined a lot of the code from my previous question, and have also decided to include the logic that interprets a given text file. Any advice on how to improve the actual algorithm that solves the maze would be appreciated! I'd also like to figure out how to store the full path to the exit i...
I am getting a compiler warning when running my code analysis. It is CA2202. It is saying that I have not properly disposed my dataset through all exception paths. Here is the code:
private System.Data.DataSet MyDataSet()
{
DataSet dat_set = new DataSet();
using (Sql...
I've created a tribute page, following the track of freecodecamp.com
here is the codepen link: http://codepen.io/rashidnaushad/full/pyPjae/
I have been using a particular pattern over and over again when I want to keep my jQuery apps more safe from XSS. I do something like this. (It uses ES6 template strings)
function doSomething ($el, user) {
var $html = $(`
<div>
<img src="${user.img}">
<div class="username-text"></div>...
