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Just copy the one I built by modifying Apple's sample code: https://github.com/mattdipasquale/PicSciP
Best,
Matt
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Note: This solution uses Firefox, but it should work in any other browser that supports View > Full Screen.
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I like gails that do their hails and paint their nails. And wear their sunglasses like vails.
I don't mind if they party & drink ales, As long as they stay outta jails And keep that needle down on the scales.
But, they shouldn't look like they toss their lunch in pails, Or like their legs and arms have rails, Rather, like they've skied Vale and ridden Canondales.
She faithfully pursues her dreams and leaves trails. Often, she's busy sending texts & emails. Any cab, she easily hails.
If she sold real-estate, she'd make titanic sales.
The following code replaces files named: page_01.jpg, page_02.jpg ... to page_1.jpg, page_2.jpg
for f in *; do mv $f ${f/page_0/page_}; done
Get a free PDF of any book off gigapedia. All knowledge should be free. Gigapedia is my new favorite site. I found out about this through the grape-vines (from a Harvard peer).
Here's how:
* Go to http://gigapedia.com * Sign up for an account. You must do this step and verify that you've received the email in order to sign in. Just use an email address you never check if you're worried about spam. Although, I haven't noticed any spam anyway but still good practice.
Create a toolBar, add buttons to it, use it to initialize a UIBarButtonItem, which you then set as the navigationItem's rightBarButton item. You can set barStyle = -1 instead of subclassing UIToolbar . UIToolbar *tools = [[UIToolbar alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0.0f, 0.0f, 103.0f, 44.01f)]; // 44.01 shifts it up 1px for some reason tools.clearsContextBeforeDrawing = NO; tools.clipsToBounds = NO; tools.tintColor = [UIColor colorWithWhite:0.305f alpha:0.0f]; // closest I could get by eye to black, translucent style. Anyone know how to get it perfect?
"WTF is GitHub?" you ask?
"Obviously, you're not a golfer..." - The Big Lebowski
Seriously though. It's probably the sweetest website since Google. It's a way for programmers to open-source/share/collaborate on their code.
Anyway, I use it to search the codebase of a project at work because there's over 4 million lines of code and TextMate takes forever to search it. But GitHub must index the code or something. Cause it searches it so fast! and it even allows regex search.
Try it! It's awesome!
Enjoy!
Sorry Facebook... PHP is dead. But, that's okay, because I would recommend Ruby anyway... much cooler IMHO. I've coded extensively with both.
Actually, if you really want to know the way to go... It's HTML5 + CSS3 + JavaScript. And then Node.js with Express.js for a very light-weight server that just serves data. And MongoDB and/or Redis for persistent storage. The application & business logic (and in many cases, storage, esp. now with HTML5) should go mostly in client-side JavaScript as much as possible. This will help the app scale by taking load off the server.
For source control management (SCM), go with Git. Google: Git SCM Book. Start by reading that. Many Japanese Rubyists use Windows, but almost all Americans use Macs. I come from PC and definitely prefer Mac for web development. I mainly love *nix operating systems vs. Windows.
Besides Ruby on Rails, I also recommend checking out: - Node.js w/ Express & EJS (very fast, cutting edge) - Scala & Lift, which Twitter & Foursquare use. (Possibly, the new Rails? Based on Java) - MongoDB & Redis (two great persistent data stores)
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