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June, 2015

Programming

Stop Using Alerts To Troubleshoot JavaScript

I didn’t think this was common practice to use alerts for debugging anymore until I talked to another web dev friend of mine – he was still using alerts to test and debug heavy JavaScript applications. For simple debugging this method might be useful, but the headache of trying to debug issues with complex objects would be [...]

Continue Reading... 24th June '15 Drew Bindon

Programming

My Two Favourite Firefox Extensions

Usually these posts have a the generic, “10 best…”, “20 most useful…” – that’s not really my style. I wanted to write this because I genuinely love these extensions and as a web developer I use them on a daily basis. Although I don’t love Firefox, I’m just so used to it that [...]

Continue Reading... 22nd June '15 Drew Bindon

Programming

Custom Styled Google Maps

It’s a powerful tool that almost every web developer uses at some point. The API makes it even more useful when you need to plot, for example, office locations. It has some pretty cool features, and it even lets you overlay images which is useful in its own ways.

Continue Reading... 19th June '15 Drew Bindon

Programming

Clear All Intervals & Timeouts

There isn’t a JavaScript built-in method for clearing all timeouts and intervals – which can be frustrating when you’re building a complex system that relies heavily on Ajax and interval/timeout calls.

Continue Reading... 17th June '15 Drew Bindon

“I’m an Impostor” By David Walsh

I read this blog post recently by a guy named David Walsh – no matter what anyone says, we’ve all been there. Constantly doubting ourselves, or assuming everyone around us must know more than we do. It’s hard to receive praise or accept that you’re doing good work when you’re in a constant feeling [...]

Continue Reading... 16th June '15 Drew Bindon

Programming

Create Beautiful URLs With mod_rewrite

You’ve got your website up, custom-built and it looks amazing. Except, of course, for that URL. You’ve heard of mod_rewrite, but the idea seems confusing and scary – I mean, regular expressions; hell.

Continue Reading... 16th June '15 Drew Bindon

Programming

Parsing Multidimensional Associative Arrays

It can be frustrating when you’re learning something new – you get stuck on what seems like an arguably simple task, such as parsing through an array. Multidimensional associative arrays are certainly different than your regular array, but parsing through them is just as simple (if not more-so).

Continue Reading... 13th June '15 Drew Bindon

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