Archive for October, 2009
Processing JS Test Case Demo
The test cases are kind of fun for the Processing.js stuff. I setup one for one of Andor’s functions… the subset( ). Took a bit to work out the bugs to get it to work, but its neat how the Processing.js stuff works anyhow. Anyhow, here’s a link to the subset( ) tests. I’m not […]
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Here lies my first release submission towards an open source problem. The problem in this Thunderbird Email Bug is actually an enhancement, and not a problem with the software. This solution is providing the necessary programming to migrate current multi-touch trackpad controls for the Mac, which are currently working in Mozilla’s Firefox, and move them […]
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It’s iPhone blog time! and I’m going to comment on a lab I recently had in an Apple Development class covering data persistence and syncing multiple views from a tab bar controller. It also covered a little on Alerts, and instantiating UIViewController from another view file for the sake of updating its information before it […]
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Back… to the JavaScript!
Early today, I was working on setting a JQuery Library to do a simple slideToggle effect on a div container in a web page that I wanted to hide and show on a click action. A way of retaining webpage space until it is needed I guess. Anyhow, the whole process reminded me of how […]
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Open Source Living, a Bugs Life…
A Bugs Life Last week in our Open Source Development class, we were asked to dig into Bugzilla, which is a management system for tasks in a development community. In the case of bugzilla.mozilla.org, it is the system that manages the bugs for the Mozilla community. Some bugs have a life span of a very […]
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Report on Progress So I’ve taken on Bugzilla bug#465257, and have made more progress in this first wave of efforts than I expected. Pleasantly this made things seems much more at ease. Here’s the brief… at least as brief as it gets! I started by referencing the links that Bryan Clark posted regarding the code […]
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The Project Here is my continuation of my disclosure of my efforts on a bug for Mozilla’s Thunderbird email program. This is a follow up from my previous blog where I introduced things. Essentially I am working on an enhancement for the Thunderbird product which brings the multi-touch gesture support for the Mac, and ideally […]
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