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TimTam says...

Things I'm growing to like in the last couple of days and weeks:

Jazz

    I would have never thought that I like Jazz someday. Always felt ... boring. Not as straight forward(?) as pure Blues. But recently it is actually the only genre dripping through my headphones. Mostly via LastFM Jazz Tag Radio

   This reflects in the last CDs I bought (oh yeah, I'm buying CDs. I love looking through the booklet of a new CD and experience the art around the music. Screw MP3 downloads): Fredrika Stahl, Norah Jones, Ray Charles and Louis Armstrong.

Green Tee

    I am still an advanced coffee drinker but recently I enjoy some Green Tea in my half litre Ikea cup. Maybe due to the weather. It is going to be winter again! Finally!

Smalltalk

    No, not the society disease but the programming language. As I know and love Objective-C I am familiar with the concept. Pharo, Squeak and Seaside are too good to be true. I browsed monster.de for Smalltalk job offerings. There are none! Why? Why, I ask?!

Autumn

   ... is mostly over. Say hello to cold, clear, tasty, wondefull days. (: Unfortunately I did not manage to take some photos in the autumn as I was somewhat busy with work the last three weeks. So basically autumn just took three weeks. Insane.

Positive Thinking

    I do like some of the aspects of Karma. Smile!

 

To sum up: I am slowly growing to be an old hippie. heh.

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IRR says...

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IRR says...

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IRR says...

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IRR says...

http://www.ruturaj.net/redis-memcached-tokyo-tyrant-mysql-comparison

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clintecker says...

A "server description" and "deployment testing tool" from Eric Holscher and World Online.

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Oz says...

This tool is good for testing regular expressions against some text or even an url.
Once you find your match, it also has the ability to generate the code in several languages.
My Regex Tester

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uFathom says...

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IRR says...

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I've just been having a tidy up of some bugs on my company's web software, and whilst fixing a simple issue it struck me as how much time it could save users when filling out forms.

The fix was for automatically selecting an item in a DropDownList if it was the only item, rather than automatically displaying a "Please choose from the list..." style default item and forcing the user to actively choose. A simple bit of code like this, for example...

if (DropDownList.Items.Count == 2)
{
       
        DropDownList.SelectedIndex = 1;

}

...means that the default item is negated, and the first, and only, "proper" item (be that a data-bound item or whatever) is automatically selected.

If you've got even just a few DropDownLists on your form, having single items in a DropDownList automatically selected could cut out a heck of a lot of wasted time for your users.

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