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[...] has some disadvantages, one of them is we can’t directly know the origin of the global variables. Let’s say we have this code: Can you know where is the origin of global $string? We [...]

[...] , like this: Since all of the functions use no arguments, how could they communicate? Global variables? Since I don’t really like writing “global $something” in every function, [...]

[...] has some disadvantages, one of them is we can’t directly know the origin of the global variables. Let’s say we have this code: Can you know where is the origin of global $string? We [...]

[...] password stealer. Obfuscate Sure, you can steal password now. But, even a quick glance at the source code will warn any person that this widget does nasty thing. What? With names like Thief, capture, [...]

[...] ). This is just an ordinary HTML file. deploy.bat This is just a shortcut script to run our source code with node-webkit. Let’s try running the app by double-clicking the deploy.bat script. Research [...]

[...] file. deploy.bat (or just deploy if you are on Linux) This is just a shortcut script to run our source code with node-webkit. Window Closed Event We need to put an operation when the app is closed. [...]

[...] ). On Linux you need: nw.pak and icudtl.dat On Mac OS X you need: icudtl.dat So, create a new directory, put the combined executable there and copy the necessary files above to that directory. If [...]

[...] that will use the library we created. Create another directory for this and make sure this new directory is not under our local repository. Create empty files so the end result will look like this: [...]

[...] into the main code, let’s prepare the place where we will build the program. Create a new directory and create these three files: package.json package.json is the file needed by node- [...]

[...] it) text editor (I recommend Sublime Text or Notepad++) Prepare The Workspace Create a new directory and create these three files: package.json package.json is the file needed by node- [...]

[...] framework to help me develop a little project of mine. As I was searching, I stumbled upon PHP micro-framework. At first I didn’t know what that means, but as I dug deeper I saw some new ideas, [...]

[...] framework to help me develop a little project of mine. As I was searching, I stumbled upon PHP micro-framework. At first I didn’t know what that means, but as I dug deeper I saw some new ideas, [...]

[...] you choose to “View Source” in your browser (Ctrl+U in Firefox). You will see the page source as it is delivered by the server. Any change made by the client-side script will not be seen. [...]

[...] you choose to “View Source” in your browser (Ctrl+U in Firefox). You will see the page source as it is delivered by the server. Any change made by the client-side script will not be seen. [...]

[...] , or search all <img> tags, or you copy the URL of the image and then search it in the page source. Either way you do it, you will find the image around this part of HTML: Now we know how to [...]

[...] simple benchmark of how different browser perform with this library. #1 The fastest one: Google Chrome #2 With twice as long: Mozilla Firefox (If I didn’t use firebug it resulted 700ms) [...]

[...] perform with this library. UPDATE: I added android browser benchmark. #1 The fastest one: Google Chrome #2 A little behind: Mozilla Firefox (Without firebug) #3 Almost three times slower than [...]

[...] lines, it will show you the developer tools. This is the same kind of developer tools in Google Chrome. If you are used to Chrome Developer Tools, you are familiar with this already. Back to [...]

[...] ;s almost a year from the last post I made. Here’s a couple of updates: I made a JavaScript OTR library. I recently got a new job. I published my experience with CodeIgniter.   [...]

[...] So for the past few weeks I have been developing a JavaScript OTR library. It’s still in alpha stage right now although it can communicate with other OTR- [...]

[...] So for the past few weeks I have been developing a JavaScript OTR library. It’s still in alpha stage right now although it can communicate with other OTR- [...]