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Azure, Concrete5, and the HTTPS mystery

As a general rule, I try to avoid painful experiences, but in this case the experience was thrust upon me. I was given two Concrete5 websites to migrate to Azure. I'm comfortable running

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Virtual Machine - An Exercise in Development - Part 3

I'm currently developing on a Mac, at least for open-source development, and I'm going to do all of the development for this excercise utilizing a virtual machine for the hosting environment. While it's

  • Robert M Glynn
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Strategy - An Exercise in Development - Part 2

In any project such as this, creating or updating a website with no limitations (except perhaps financial), one of the juciest parts is choosing the tech stack. There are lots of reasons and

  • Robert M Glynn
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An Exercise in Development

As I feel happens to any good developer, the work you perform on a day-to-day basis is more often than not applying existing skills to legacy applications. That is to say, your day

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Handling naming conflicts in javascript libraries

When using code or plugins written by third parties, a programmer may encounter naming collisions. This condition is produced by two pieces of code attempting to give the same name to two different

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About

I'm a web developer currently living in New York. I spend most of my free time with family or developing personal projects.

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Microsoft mouse slow on OSX Sierra

In order to run my preferred mouse, the very comfortable Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Mouse (L6V-00001), I had installed Smoothmouse to adjust acceleration. This had worked fine, even under Sierra, but not after an

  • Robert M Glynn
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Handling naming conflicts in javascript libraries

When using code or plugins written by third parties, a programmer may encounter naming collisions. This condition is produced by two pieces of code attempting to give the same name to two different

  • Robert M Glynn
1 min read
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