Is there anything more unsettling than when you realize that the API documentation you’re reading has a half-dozen glaring mistakes—most likely the products of a few errant copy/paste commands?
If anybody wants to start a sister-site for WhiteWhine called NerdWhine, I’m available to seed the first few entries.
Listen up marrieds and roomies
Do yourself the biggest favor in the world and shell out $1.99 per iOS device for the hensoft Shopping List app.
I’ve been using the paid version for a few months and have been very happy with it, but they just put out an update that includes synchronization across iOS devices and I am over-the-moon excited about it.
What does this new feature mean? It means that when Adam pours the last of the milk into his bowl of cereal, he can add “Milk - 1 gallon” to the list on his iPhone and the next time I go to the store and pull up the grocery list on my iPhone, I know that I need to buy milk.
It’s no jetpack or hoverboard technology, but this is the kind of future I can get behind.
Warning: Reference to undeclared variable, ‘eggButt’
Things like this are just better when taken out of context.
That’s alright, I really didn’t need that hour for anything else
If you’re using Carlo Alducente’s gophr (AS3 Web Service) class and you’re creating your own web service in ColdFusion (CFC), make sure you set the CFC’s style attribute to “document.” Otherwise, it won’t report the methods correctly and both you and your coworker will spend an hour each beating your heads against your respective desks.
I’m just sayin’, is all.
p.s. While we’re on the subject, why the hell didn’t the native WebService class make it over in the move from AS2 to AS3? I imagine it sitting in a dusty box in some Macromedia warehouse along with the Alert class.