Comment on: Why does html think chucknorris is a color?
Very interesting, thanks.
Comment on: How to Shoot Yourself in the Foot (with various languages, operating systems, etc)
Very funny, thanks.
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Comment on: [VOATDEV?] Easily get a PNG icon related to any domain name or URL in any size
Damn, that was fast, keep up the great work. Take a look at this, i think you will find it useful https://css-tricks.com/almanac/properties/i/image-rendering/
Comment on: [VOATDEV?] Easily get a PNG icon related to any domain name or URL in any size
Cool project, beware that the url parser is case sensitive.
Comment on: I' found that i'm learning about C# (and other programming languages/syntaxes) a thousand times faster when i know the grouping/names/functions of the structure. could anyone compile a list of terms?
Why don't you try and make a reference web site with this information yourself? it will help you learn about programming and the underlying structure for each programming language. It will also teach you about refrain and focus, it will teach you that you need to work and think in a very structured fashion, it will ingrain in your brain abstract problem solving and makes you realize that the programming language is just a tool to execute that solution, and so, that the solution of the puzzle is more important than the medium of the puzzle.
I believe that a true programmer is lazy, not the kind of lazy that doesn't want to do anything and only finds excuses, but the lazy kind that hates repetitive work and finds a way to minimize it. You don't have this mentality, you are asking other people to solve your specific problem and the only payoff is the good feeling for helping only you. If you want to learn, Do!
All the information you want is online, if it's helpful to you, compile it, and if you feel it's useful to someone else, release it. Start by solving your own problems, only then you can solve someone else's problem (for a fee).
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