Working on implementing a treeview that will call an asynchronous method on the server.
There are many implementations of the treeview element.
somethings from codeland
Thursday, August 02, 2007
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
TBB = Thread Building Blocks
Intel has open sourced their commercial thread building for multi-core processors application. The release is for a C++ implementation. Java and .Net versions are currently being evaluated at Intel to be announced in the future. Looks like we're going to have a standard for threading machine based applications..
open source TBB
open source TBB
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
Friday, July 20, 2007
Ubuntu Dirvish Server
I have an Ubuntu Server running a 1 terabyte raid 0 hard drive configuration. Dirvish, an rsync image based backup system is installed. There are two primary windows based machines that will be utilizing the new backup system, an office file server, and an in office application server. We might optionally add entries for everyone's in office machine, for email backups etc..
dirvish.org - backup solution with rsync
windows guide to dirvish
Dirvish Tips
dirvish.org - backup solution with rsync
windows guide to dirvish
Dirvish Tips
Sunday, July 08, 2007
Aptana: Web dev IDE
I'm loving aptana.
Its preconfigured to do everything I need it to do with html, css, and javascript. Its got an easy installation process for a radrails plugin (ruby on rails IDE).
there are a list of tutorials that they've put together on how to use their IDE
aptana.tv
Let's see about some php support..
Its preconfigured to do everything I need it to do with html, css, and javascript. Its got an easy installation process for a radrails plugin (ruby on rails IDE).
there are a list of tutorials that they've put together on how to use their IDE
aptana.tv
Let's see about some php support..
Saturday, July 07, 2007
ajax.asp.net videos on asp.net..
Ajax how-to's using the 1.0 release of Ajax.ASP.Net framework..
asp.net
asp.net
Friday, July 06, 2007
ruby on rails
Elegant information on the structure of ruby and rails (the web development framework for the ruby language)
betterexplained.com
betterexplained.com
Saturday, June 30, 2007
a little happier with vista
I have been unable to get all of my data off of the vista install on this laptop I work on, so I've tried to make do temporarily..
I turned off the windows search service in the services manager and I noticed an almost immediate increase in performance. I have a newer dell (a latitude d620) and I'm liking where I'm sitting now.. Might have to get the dvd burner to work, and then we'll be sitting very nice..
The next step is to get eclipse working correctly. I downloaded the callisto distro and loaded up jseclipse. I might just need to figure out how to work with eclipse more, but I am unable to get syntax completion working correctly. (the ctrl + space drop down listings...)
Yes, once this is all done, then I might be a happy man on Vista.
I turned off the windows search service in the services manager and I noticed an almost immediate increase in performance. I have a newer dell (a latitude d620) and I'm liking where I'm sitting now.. Might have to get the dvd burner to work, and then we'll be sitting very nice..
The next step is to get eclipse working correctly. I downloaded the callisto distro and loaded up jseclipse. I might just need to figure out how to work with eclipse more, but I am unable to get syntax completion working correctly. (the ctrl + space drop down listings...)
Yes, once this is all done, then I might be a happy man on Vista.
firebug console commands
command line API
The Firebug command line provides these special functions for your convenience:
$(id)
Returns a single element with the given id.
$$(selector)
Returns an array of elements that match the given CSS selector.
$x(xpath)
Returns an array of elements that match the given XPath expression.
dir(object)
Prints an interactive listing of all properties of the object. This looks identical to the view that you would see in the DOM tab.
dirxml(node)
Prints the XML source tree of an HTML or XML element. This looks identical to the view that you would see in the HTML tab. You can click on any node to inspect it in the HTML tab.
cd(window)
By default, command line expressions are relative to the top-level window of the page. cd() allows you to use the window of a frame in the page instead.
clear()
Clears the console.
inspect(object[, tabName])
Inspects an object in the most suitable tab, or the tab identified by the optional argument tabName.
The available tab names are "html", "css", "script", and "dom".
keys(object)
Returns an array containing the names of all properties of the object.
values(object)
Returns an array containing the values of all properties of the object.
debug(fn)
Adds a breakpoint on the first line of a function.
undebug(fn)
Removes the breakpoint on the first line of a function.
monitor(fn)
Turns on logging for all calls to a function.
unmonitor(fn)
Turns off logging for all calls to a function.
monitorEvents(object[, types])
Turns on logging for all events dispatched to an object. The optional argument types may specify a specific family of events to log. The most commonly used values for types are "mouse" and "key".
The full list of available types includes "composition", "contextmenu", "drag", "focus", "form", "key", "load", "mouse", "mutation", "paint", "scroll", "text", "ui", and "xul".
unmonitorEvents(object[, types])
Turns off logging for all events dispatched to an object.
profile([title])
Turns on the JavaScript profiler. The optional argument title would contain the text to be printed in the header of the profile report.
profileEnd()
Turns off the JavaScript profiler and prints its report.
The Firebug command line provides these special functions for your convenience:
$(id)
Returns a single element with the given id.
$$(selector)
Returns an array of elements that match the given CSS selector.
$x(xpath)
Returns an array of elements that match the given XPath expression.
dir(object)
Prints an interactive listing of all properties of the object. This looks identical to the view that you would see in the DOM tab.
dirxml(node)
Prints the XML source tree of an HTML or XML element. This looks identical to the view that you would see in the HTML tab. You can click on any node to inspect it in the HTML tab.
cd(window)
By default, command line expressions are relative to the top-level window of the page. cd() allows you to use the window of a frame in the page instead.
clear()
Clears the console.
inspect(object[, tabName])
Inspects an object in the most suitable tab, or the tab identified by the optional argument tabName.
The available tab names are "html", "css", "script", and "dom".
keys(object)
Returns an array containing the names of all properties of the object.
values(object)
Returns an array containing the values of all properties of the object.
debug(fn)
Adds a breakpoint on the first line of a function.
undebug(fn)
Removes the breakpoint on the first line of a function.
monitor(fn)
Turns on logging for all calls to a function.
unmonitor(fn)
Turns off logging for all calls to a function.
monitorEvents(object[, types])
Turns on logging for all events dispatched to an object. The optional argument types may specify a specific family of events to log. The most commonly used values for types are "mouse" and "key".
The full list of available types includes "composition", "contextmenu", "drag", "focus", "form", "key", "load", "mouse", "mutation", "paint", "scroll", "text", "ui", and "xul".
unmonitorEvents(object[, types])
Turns off logging for all events dispatched to an object.
profile([title])
Turns on the JavaScript profiler. The optional argument title would contain the text to be printed in the header of the profile report.
profileEnd()
Turns off the JavaScript profiler and prints its report.
Thursday, June 28, 2007
Tuesday, June 26, 2007
silverstrip
SilverStripe has a content management solution and javascript solutions galore..
http://www.silverstripe.com/home/
http://www.silverstripe.com/home/
asp.Net tree control
I need a cross browser solution for a custom tree control. Right now I've found the asp.Net web controls for IE has something, but I am not sure if this will only work in IE or if it actually generates JavaScript. I might have to just start working with some ajax on this one..
msdn ie web controls
JavaScript options:
yahoo treeview - good to base off of a standard
silverstripe - because the demo looks good..
Ext -- Another good framework
download
msdn ie web controls
JavaScript options:
yahoo treeview - good to base off of a standard
silverstripe - because the demo looks good..
Ext -- Another good framework
download
Sunday, June 24, 2007
my next monitor
A Samsung from newegg.com
I just want some more real-estate on my screen for coding..
Great resolution at 1650 x 1050, and with 5ms response times. Oh my..
I just want some more real-estate on my screen for coding..
Great resolution at 1650 x 1050, and with 5ms response times. Oh my..
Wednesday, June 20, 2007
Friday, June 15, 2007
c# browse for folder
Browse for folders using Shell32.dll's BrowseForFolder method in C#
thescarms.com
Update: Didn't realize that FolderBrowserDialog was as easy to use as it turns out to be..
thescarms.com
Update: Didn't realize that FolderBrowserDialog was as easy to use as it turns out to be..
Thursday, June 14, 2007
Virtual KVM: synergy
So no hardware required. I have a monitor with two inputs for signal (the old-school serial, and a dvi)
So basically I can set up the client on my ubuntu linux, and vista (soon to be xp again) laptop.
With this I'll be able to use the big monitor with either machine and not have to clutter the desktop with the laptop being there.. (just set it off to the side hooked up..)
Synergy KVM
I might even go and get another screen, maybe a bigger one or something..
So basically I can set up the client on my ubuntu linux, and vista (soon to be xp again) laptop.
With this I'll be able to use the big monitor with either machine and not have to clutter the desktop with the laptop being there.. (just set it off to the side hooked up..)
Synergy KVM
I might even go and get another screen, maybe a bigger one or something..
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