Oskar Gewalli's blog articles

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on 4/20/2012 12:38 AM
cygwin unable to remap dll to same address as parent http://yosanai.com/cygwin-unable-remap-dll-same-address-parent Posted Fri, 04/24/2009 - 15:51 by Saravana Peruma… When you are working with Cygwin, sometimes you would get an error like this:“unable to remap some.dll to same address as parent someapp 4292 fork: child 3964 - died waiting for dll loading, errno 11” Then you would need to run rebaseall. In order to run it, close all you Cygwin windows. Make sure that all of the perl and cygwin processes/se[...]
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on 4/7/2012 12:22 AM
There seems that the there is a shift from the Crockford style global variables to lower case namespaces or mixed case. Older libraries use the Crockford style all caps. YUI JSON Probably this is influenced by Crockford’s thoughts about global variables Newer libraries use a less screamy namespace name: jQuery, Prototype, Ext, dojo, ko
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on 4/7/2012 12:22 AM
There seems that the there is a shift from the Crockford style global variables to lower case namespaces or mixed case. Older libraries use the Crockford style all caps. YUI JSON Probably this is influenced by Crockford’s thoughts about global variables Newer libraries use a less screamy namespace name: jQuery, Prototype, Ext, dojo, ko
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on 3/18/2012 5:32 AM
A relational database is not only a source of content. It can also be used as a mine for domain information related to domain of an application that uses that database. The schema, if it is well maintained, will give you an overview of the problem domain. If the schema is not well maintained, you can factor out the conventions used in that particular database for relations and create a patched schema with the real relations. As you generate a graph of the database you can start filtering out some of the de[...]
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on 3/18/2012 5:32 AM
A relational database is not only a source of content. It can also be used as a mine for domain information related to domain of an application that uses that database. The schema, if it is well maintained, will give you an overview of the problem domain. If the schema is not well maintained, you can factor out the conventions used in that particular database for relations and create a patched schema with the real relations. As you generate a graph of the database you can start filtering out some of the de[...]
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