Currently installed in VS2012:
- Source control / SharePoint specific stuff
- Indent Guides
- Spell checker
- Web Essentials
- ReSharper
- NuGet
It's interesting to see so many using ReSharper. KingKaeru turned me onto it a couple years ago and I can't imagine visual studio without it. It...
Every programming language, framework, technology, etc I have learned throughout my career has taught me something valuable. If the only tool in your belt you respect or like working with is PHP / Drupal, expanding your horizons will certainly be of benefit to your future as a developer. If you...
Day job? Visual Studio 2010 because of the projects being worked on (SharePoint, WPF Apps, ASP.NET). Anything other than Visual Studio would be unacceptable. We are currently switching to 2012- so far so good.
I am a huge fan of NetBeans though. In my own time or on side projects I am usually...
Yeah, they developed HipHop for that. Pretty cool stuff. Though, as you noted in your post, it is still largely written in PHP (syntax; and likely debugged as such by their developers? obviously I am not a Facebook dev). I am sure they have some good standards in place to avoid the massive...
You mean without storing a username and password to the database? Well, as long as we are talking PHP, then trying to get that file directly (via wget or a browser, whatever) will not result in access to that information since it is stored in a variable server-side, and not sent to the client...
Given your desired platform Python seems like the obvious choice. You know it will always be there and available on raspberry pi and likely any modern Linux distro that someone may have replaced Debian with (or if on different hardware). Plus it is perfectly capable of the task.
Right, with the cost of hosting right now (srsly, unlimited domains/bandwidth/space at a decent host for less than $50 / year) about the only reason to host your self at home is to learn how it all works. It's a great way to get an understanding of web servers, linux, etc and can actually be a...
I'd recommend using the GameSurge network. I think it is the network most TWL folks are on and it's full of game specific and community channels.
irc.gamesurge.net
http://www.gamesurge.net/
The only real use they have is setting up traps and such (they explode). I bet they were left in the game but whatever real use they had never made the cut.
What you did here was weed out anyone who would say "I'll do it for 10k" as well as alienated anyone who would say "I'll do it at cost for the community, and will help maintain it for no cost as I'm a gamer too" as cost will certainly not be $0. Hopefully with your clarification you will get...
We are only at post 18 and what you are asking for and willing to give has changed a couple times. What's the deal?
If you are looking to have this project programmed from the ground up you are either going to have to fork over some serious cash or end up with some pile of unmaintainable...
Two fails, one sentence. <reward> :)
It took me awhile to get used to the new ribbon interface, it's obviously the superior interface, but that still didn't make it easy after a decade of the old interface. I'm still not thrilled with 2007 which we largely use at work but I do really like...
If I remember right, I believe jQuery is using JSONP to implement getJSON. Basically, instead of performing an actual XMLHttpRequest (which is limited to the domain) it creates a new <script> element with the src attribute set to your request. Since a script element is not limited to the domain...
I am all about using anything were appropriate. Which in general means using JavaScript/jQuery for client side effects on websites/apps.
I used to avoid JavaScript like the plaque until decent cross browsers frameworks like jQuery and Prototype came into existence and stabilized. Frankly, I can...
The source and query strings kind of give it away.
Edit: Oh, there is also this: <meta name="generator" content="Joomla! 1.5 - Open Source Content Management" />
I'm not sure how well Joomla! is going to expand if it takes off. You may also want to combine those css and js asset files from the templates/plugins you are using.
Other than that... your login box looks nice :)
What makes you think the version of IPB you were using was not built by someone thinking the same thing? (It was built by Matt, and he was absolutely thinking the same thing ;))
All forum software is subject to being exploited. It's the nature of the software.
That said, using an old...
Why not just make the file a .txt or .html file and include it? Why restrict the client to editing a variable which will likely require teaching them escaping.
Either way, it is a poor solution. If the OP does not know a server-side language (and his answers would indicate he does not), then...
Oh indeed, once you get Tablesorter matching the functionality of DataTables, you are going to be looking at similar footprints.
For what it does, DataTables is tiny at ~60kb in minified form. I use DataTables a lot for web application interfaces that deal with LARGE sets of data. It handles...
I am an actual web programmer, and I feel that both Wordpress and Joomla! are tailored for me due to their extensive API's for adding in my own features. They also work great for people with limited knowledge of web programming.
The modern CMS's are an excellent tool for a web developer to...
Switching over to parameterized queries is a good move. It's something (relatively) new to PHP, but that is heavily used in other languages like ASP.NET. In your case, you would not notice much difference over your escape methods, but it's good practice.
Try breaking things up into a few...