I'm trying to get some Flash programs to work using socket requests (actually just normal old HTTP in this case) to a subdomain of where the Flash file is. more⇛

This is just another very small update to BrainBrain. It has mainly some internal features needed for my new website project. replies⇛

These graphs used to work, until something broke them, but now hopefully I've fixed it again. more⇛

A new version of GraphicsX, the extended flash graphics API is now available. more⇛

Some time ago the wealth of patterns was gifted upon the world of programming. At first they were beautiful, giving name and purpose to a once chaotic swirl of functions and data. Once embraced however, they swelled and engulfed all which we knew. more⇛

The technique in this article can be used to create secure session data stored strictly on the client side (browser), or to do account confirmations without storing temporary data on the server. This allows easy failover between systems and avoids the maintenance of temporary data. more⇛

After several e-mail exchanges with Eda-qa about pair programming, here are my own conclusions. I found the discussion helpful as far as clarifying my own interpretation of the experiences I've had with pair programming. more⇛

Recently, while proponing my zero redundancy↗ method, a friend observed that to a functional programmer even the below piece of code contains duplication. more⇛

The next version of squix, complete with sounds, will be available soon, but haxedoc is now causing errors. I release dhlib always in one large package, and haxedoc is part of that process. more⇛

This version has

• User groups to allow multi-person editing of a comment
• An entry log, though you can't see it, and it isn't used yet

The user groups are mainly meant for book sites like http://testplan.brainbrain. more⇛↗