So you're a Web Developer and you want to know how iOS 5 affects you? The following links best summarize the important new features and advancements in what I believe is still the best mobile browser...
Web Developer need-to-know list for Mobile Safari on iOS 5I caught up with SproutCore developer and mentor Geoffrey Donaldson this week to discuss the SproutCore 2.0 Developer Preview release and SproutCore in general.Geoffrey has been building SproutCore...
SproutCore 2.0 interview with Geoffrey DonaldsonThis is my collection of excellent resources that have helped me learn about SproutCore. They are all worth all worth looking at! SproutCore Official SproutCore Guides SproutCore Videos SproutCore...
SproutCore links and learning resourcesDo you use W3Schools? If so, please don't! The information in many parts (even relatively new parts e.g. HTML5) is wrong, out of date and often lacking important details. To find out more, visit http...
Please don't use W3Schools!A common use case for this is when you’re exporting data from a production database down to your local development environment. For example, you might export the SQL via phpMyAdmin, save the exported...
Execute an SQL script against MySQL via SSHSproutCore is one of those frameworks I’ve been wanting to learn for years but have never gotten around to. In part, this is because a suitable project hasn't come along, but mostly, because I’ve been...
Get started with SproutCore the easy way!I've spent quite a bit of time working on my Posterous blog today and a few things are really starting to frustrate me. While they might seem like small annoyances at first glance, they are things that...
Things that frustrate me about PosterousIf you’re working on a pure front-end application buitl with EXTJS, Dojo, SammyJS or JavaScript MVC for example, a simple HTTP server is just what you need to preview your application, without having...
Create a basic HTTP server in one line of code via Python 2.xOpen a terminal window and run the following: scp {user}@{remote_host}:{remote_host_location} {local_location} Tested on OSX 10.6.7 but should work on all OSX installations where scp is present...
Downloading a remote file via terminal (ssh) on OSXI needed to use XSLT to transform data from a backend system into a web page for a client. While I started out using Firefox, then Chrome for previewing (this backend system had no reliable staging...
XSLT Preview tool in Python with lxml and etree (ElementTree)