(Untitled)- May 22, 2002 via c.l.f Here's a guy that really nails the idea of silver bullets in programming: It seems to me that, at a minimum, a professional programmer should be expected (and expect of themselves) proficiency in one assembly language, one procedural language, one object language, one scripting language, and several designdefinition methodologies. Only with these "bullets" in hand will they be able to make rational design and implementation tradeoffs. If you have a hammer, everything looks like a...http://www.radiouser.com/2002/05/22.html#a67 (Untitled)- May 14, 2002 via Scripting News Paolo Valdemarin is taking the first steps to building an independent developer community for UserLand's Radio product. The basic idea (if I understand correctly) is that Radio developers would use Paolo's service as a central point for distribution and compensation - as in money. This is a great idea for a couple of reasons: Developers are busy enough and don't need the hassle of setting up an online content distribution scheme Centralized distribution makes it easy to find.http://www.radiouser.com/2002/05/14.html#a65 (Untitled)- May 10, 2002 The new 2.1.3 Version of pbForth has a few minor bugs fixed, including a stack error in SOUND_TONE and a pesky communications bug that causes the RCX to hang if you shine a bright light at it. Thanks go out to David Rojas and Rob Harvey for supplying great bug reports!http://www.radiouser.com/2002/05/10.html#a62 (Untitled)- May 1, 2002 I've added an article to my site describing how to use Radio's pref mechanism with CSS files and passing them through the renderer. This makes it really easy to manage the look of a site without pulling out your hair.http://www.radiouser.com/2002/05/01.html#a60 |