if (Zaudragon == 16) { printf("%s\n", "Заудрагон++;"); }
Download EyeBrowse.
Download EyeBrowse Source.
KNOWN BUGS: Preferences don’t work, except for the last one. Ommiting “http://” and pressing Enter does nothing. Also, the page title won’t show up at the top.
PLANNED FEATURES: Tabbed Browsing, Selective Image Loading.
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Any chance of the source?
Michael.
Who wrote this?
Me!
I really like how simple this is!
Eli
So it's the WebKit thing in a frame with an interface you designed?
haha. nice name, EyeBrowse.
Basically, yeah.
Cool. You spelled License wrong in the GPL text's name, though. (it's currently "licence.txt")
GJ though, with the ObjC.
It’s supposed to be “licence.txt” wince licence is the British spelling (but license is acceptable too).
I think I’m trying too hard to use British spellings.
Why would you use British spelling if you're an American? "When in Rome, do as the Romans do."
NO! British is purer. American is just… logical and thoughless.
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I noticed that the last three of your posts begin with the word "So." Just pointing it out.
p.s.-- thanks for the CSS help, now it's on to Javascript!
Looks good. What kind of quirks? :D
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Isn't Howl's Moving Castle the one where the little girl gets changed into an old lady, and then she forgets her age?
One word:
Firefox
Firefox? I like it, it's cool, looks cool, has great external plugins, has support for mostly everything, and even has that nifty and useful Web Developer Toolbar.
But here's why I don't use it:
1. Widgets are Windows-ish.
2. Seems like a port, not like a native application.
3. Some image colours are weird.
4. Safari looks even better.
5. Safari feels faster (vaguely).
If I were to use a Mozilla product, I would use Camino. But Camino doesn't have that Web Developer Toolbar. The only reason I have Firefox on my computer is for Web Testing and Web Development.
i agree with you zaudragon. i mean as much as i like camino it still crashes quite often and doesnt have a developer tool bar. if you want the best web developer web browser than just go with sunriserbrowser. ( http://www.sunriseborwser.com) its the best for it and its very fast. it could almost be used as my default. but currently i have no default do to all the browser im beta testing for people (ive currently got Flare, DeskBrowse, surferdude). over all i love deskbrowse the best but its defintaly missing some major features which you mentioned.
Can you give me links to those browsers you mentioned? Not download (of course), but the info page. I looked at the SunriseBrowser site, but didn't like it much. The features are great, but utterly useless to me. Also, I hate the interface in that browser :D
here the links. ill just say this flare is in early alpha, same with surferdude (is iindigo's web browser)
surferdude
http://iindigo3d.com/blog/?page_id=6
flare
http://grabberslasher.no-ip.com/flare
Two things:
1. Keep a persistent sidebar.
2. Make the icons smaller. Using large icons for links when you appear to have a primarily text based interface looks ... odd.
Other than that, it looks good!
1. How? The border only goes down as far as the content does in the sidebar
2. Icons SMALLER? You mean that claw? I think the Download Icon is good…
Yeah the download button is good. What I mean by the persistent sidebar is you shouldn't have one with a link to the about page at one part, and then have the text go all the way across the screen in the next.
Hmmm… so you're saying that the sidebar should go from the top? And that the content and sidebar shouldn't overlap? I see your point, but the former is supposed to STAY that way, and the latter is unfixable; I want the download image to be in the center of the whole page.
Try to design the site so that you don't actually need to use semi-transparent images - most of the time you can get away with a jpg or a gif with transparent areas only where it overlaps another object. In an ideal world we could use sexy .pngs, but it's usually easier just to fake it :)
That's pretty cool, how'd you land that job?
Anonymous: I asked ;)
I'm just curious, Takumi, but are you personally designing the entire site, or is it a collaborative project. 'Cause you switched number in the middle of your paragraph.
Anonymous #2: Good catch. I'll fix that. But it IS a collaborative effort. Over SubEthaEdit I might add :D
Nice.
Have you ever seen Ruby, particularly Ruby on Rails?
It's much, much better than PHP (i.e. cleaner syntax, lexical closures, and completely object oriented) and it makes it really quick to develop stuff. Sort of like Python, but Rails leans towards web/database applications. Have fun designing the site!
Anonymous #3: I don't think our server supports Ruby. I kind of like PHP; it's close to C. And C is one of the languages where I have the most experience (not much ;) )
btw it's Will.
OS X and Linux both come with Ruby installed. Apache has a mod_ruby. I'd say that PHP's resemblance to the C syntax is a bad thing :) It's like they took the bad parts of the C and Perl syntax and mixed them together. At least C doesn't require you to preface variable with a dollar sign! It just seems like a massive kludge.
$variable is something I hate. It gets really annoying.
Three more things:
1. This is an Apache server.
2. I'm unsure what the system is and if it has Ruby or not.
3. I don't know Ruby and I don't know where to learn Ruby.
I'll stop bugging you now :-)
Ruby can be found here:
http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/
And since you're smart, you might want to have a look at Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs
http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/
Just check it out. It's very interesting, and a fun intellectual challenge to fully comprehend everything they have to say.
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thank you so much. the icons look wkd. you did it perfectly. thanx. im sure alot of other poeple will like them. Jon-Crypt
That's pretty cool!
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What's the prize for?
prise is not a british spelling, do you mean prize?
You're right; “prise” is the verb…
nerd.
not like that's a bad thing.
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I'm curious, what do you mean when you say you makae commits to Subversion repository, are you just fixing bugs and whatnot. How much do you actually program?
I’m trying to programme. I can programme, just I don’t know how to do everything.
Yesterday, I was having problems with NSImage, for example.
don't know if you remember me from math class and science class at jw...it's russell...i am amazed at all the things you have done and are doing...
email me sometime... russellcavallaro {at} gmail (dot) com
How much original code do you actually write when doing a project such as this? Is it mostly just library calls, or are you actually writing objects and other data structures yourself to get the job done? Do you try and write a lot of original, complicated code? What kind of stuff do you not know how to do, and what do you know?
Heh. I try my best, but I do need to look at manuals and tutorials occasionally.
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