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JSbin, JSfiddle or Codepen, which one to use and why? There are lots of css – js playgrounds now in the market, and the most popular ones are JSbin (by Remy Sharp), JSfiddle (by Oskar Krawczyk), codepen (by Chris Coyier, Tim Sabat and Alex Vasquez). So sometimes it become a confusing question which one to use; and more importantly why and when? Let’s compare these three today and find out which one can be the most suitable one for you. So, first of all let’s compare the features of these three. Feature comparison table These are the main features provided by these three playgrounds. My Personal Recommandation Why JSbin It is fast, light weight, windows can be hidden and shown easily. Why JSfiddle I like the collaboration feature of jsfiddle. Why Codepen Preview feature is what I like there. Cons of them I’m not mentioning any paragraph or table for the pros; cause, the feature table itself says about the pros of each of them. JSbin cons JSfiddle cons Hitting the run button everytime is frustrating if you are testing a small snippet. Codepen cons

CakePHP: the rapid development php framework. Pages The Nature of Code “That is wise. Were I to invoke logic, however, logic clearly dictates that the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few.” — Spock In 1982, William T. Reeves, a researcher at Lucasfilm Ltd., was working on the film Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. Much of the movie revolves around the Genesis Device, a torpedo that when shot at a barren, lifeless planet has the ability to reorganize matter and create a habitable world for colonization. “A particle system is a collection of many many minute particles that together represent a fuzzy object. Since the early 1980s, particle systems have been used in countless video games, animations, digital art pieces, and installations to model various irregular types of natural phenomena, such as fire, smoke, waterfalls, fog, grass, bubbles, and so on. This chapter will be dedicated to looking at implementation strategies for coding a particle system. 4.1 Why We Need Particle Systems Show Raw 4.2 A Single Particle Example 4.1: A single particle OK.

HTML5, CSS3, JS Demos, Creations and Experiments CodeIgniter A Brief History 2006: CodeIgniter was born. CodeIgniter is a powerful open-source PHP framework with a very small footprint, created by Rick Ellis in 2006. CodeIgniter was born from ExpressionEngine, essentially a collection of refactored classes originally written for EllisLab's flagship CMS. 2008: Industry leader. 2009: ExpressionEngine 2.0. Where is CodeIgniter Now? 2014: BCIT Stewardship. Guide to Faster, Less Frustrating Debugging Norman Matloff University of California at Davis (530) 752-1953 matloff@cs.ucdavis.edu ©1992-2001, N. Matloff April 4, 2002 1 Save Time and Frustration! 1 Save Time and Frustration! An integral part of your programming skills should be high proficiency in debugging. 2 General Debugging Strategies 2.1 Confirmation When your program contains a bug, it is of course because somewhere there is something which you believe to be true but actually is not true. Finding your bug is a process of confirming the many things you believe are true, until you find one which is not true. Here are examples of the types of things you might believe are true: You believe that at a certain point in your source file, a certain variable has a certain value. Usually your belief will be confirmed, but eventually you will find a case where your belief will not be confirmed-and you will then know the location of the bug. 2.2 Binary Search In this confirmation process, use a ``binary search'' strategy. 4 How to Use gdb

cssdeck codecasts by quanta Revealing CSSDeck Codecasts Website: Twitter: @cssdeck what? You must have seen tons of stuff around the web like: "Pure CSS3 Slider" "Pure CSS3 Buttons" "Pure CSS3 Crap" "Canvas Experiments" "WebGL Demos" But... or maybe ... to some extent. It's not easy to dig through the final piece of code and learn, I can understand! Lets change that - completely If you are the person making such cool creations, spend a little more time and effort and write it down again with proper commenting at: but how the heck is it different ? Well, You just have to write your code in HTML, CSS, Javascript code editors. You can use vanilla HTML/CSS/JS or tools like Jade, Markdown, Haml, Slim, Stylus, SASS, SCSS, Compass, Less, Coffeescript, Zen Coding, Prefixfree, Normalize, etc. and we will record it! We will record your entire typing process. People can then "playback" your "codecast" in a video-style. a complete new learning experience! It's proven! Sample codecasts Single Element iPhone in CSS3: more...

Main Page Introduction to GUI Programming In this topic we look at how a GUI program is assembled in a general sense, then how this is done using Python's native GUI toolkit, Tkinter. This will not be a full blown Tkinter reference nor even a complete tutorial. There is already a very good and detailed tutor linked from the Python web site. This tutorial will instead try to lead you through the basics of GUI programming, introducing some of the basic GUI components and how to use them. GUI principles The first thing I want to say is that you won't learn anything new about programming here. Most windows programming languages come with a toolkit included (usually a thin veneer over the very primitive toolkit built into the windowing system itself). Java is different in that the language includes its own graphics toolkit (called Swing) which runs on any platform that Java runs on - which is almost any platform! There are other toolkits that you can get separately which can be used on any OS (Unix, Mac, Windows...). >>> top = Tk()