By barneyb on September 27, 2010
I saw this today, and thought it hilarious:
Java, being a mainstream programming language, has attracted major software companies to pour money and human effort into it. As a consequence, a lot of good integrated development environments (IDEs) are out there. Of course, there is nothing wrong with being a real programmer by using the good [...]
Posted in development, java
By barneyb on September 19, 2010
A number of years ago I build this little app called EventLog. It's a really simple data journal: you enter a set of a tags and a timestamp (defaulting to "now"), and it saves it off to a database. Then you can build all kinds of reports and such based on your data to help [...]
Posted in random
By barneyb on September 15, 2010
2011-05-17: A richer version is available at http://www.barneyb.com/barneyblog/2011/05/17/even-better-inline-progress-bars/.
If you've ever built a web app that does background and/or batch processing of stuff, you've invariably created a bit of markup like this:
#numberFormat(sentEmailCount, ',')# of #numberFormat(emailCount, ',')# sent…
which then renders like this:
Wouldn't it be nice to create this markup (simply with a wrapping span) instead:
#numberFormat(sentEmailCount, ',')# of [...]
Posted in javascript
By barneyb on September 2, 2010
Today I identified a subtle bug with the listObjects method of AmazonS3.cfc dealing with delimiters. If you supply a prefix that ends with a trailing delimiter, certain paths would be returned partially truncated. Removing the trailing delimiter solves the issue, so there's an easy workaround, but I've added a snippet to take care of that [...]
Posted in amazon, cfml