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
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
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
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
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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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
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