Bending jQuery to my will
Like many people, I have a vanity domain name, www.stuart-grassie.co.uk. Many moons ago I used to host my blog on there, but for a variety of reasons I bought this domain and switched my blog here. So I put up...
A blog about software development, by Stuart Grassie
Like many people, I have a vanity domain name, www.stuart-grassie.co.uk. Many moons ago I used to host my blog on there, but for a variety of reasons I bought this domain and switched my blog here. So I put up...
Nearly every application I have ever used has produced some sort of log output, usually to record details of exactly what the application was doing when an error was encountered. To be perfectly truthful, it is not something that I...
Update: I have written another post on this subject with some code examples here: http://temporalcohesion.co.uk/2009/11/02/more-on-the-generic-plugin-manager/ Update 2: There is another follow on post here: http://temporalcohesion.co.uk/2010/03/17/even-more-on-the-generic-plugin-manager/ where I talk about what I’ve learned.
In part 2, I showed you an improved, although still pretty basic problem runner framework for Project Euler. I did leave out some things though, and I’m going to try and explain them now.
In Part 1, I showed a basic problem runner framework for Project Euler, however there are a number of ways in which we can improve it. For example: How can we run a specific problem? How can we hide the...