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the code train where neil crosby talks about coding on the train… blog speaking about enabling google books, maps (and other apps) via the google apps admin panel posted on february 3rd, 2014 by neil crosby . filed under blog posts . recently, i received an email from a user of one of the google apps domains that i administrate. they were having the problem that if they visited google books or maps and tried to sign in with their account, they would receive an error message stating that they were not allowed to log in, as […] continue reading... tags: google , how to . 9 comments making php codesniffer use jslint via rhino posted on april 3rd, 2011 by neil crosby . filed under blog posts . last week at work, we started writing some javascript for the project we’re working on. up until now we’ve been very much focusing on core functionality, but we’re at the stage now where writing some javascript makes sense. one of the things that we’ve been doing up un til this point, and has been making […] continue reading... tags: javascript , jslint , php codesniffer , phpcs , rhino . 5 comments dev checks – improving code quality by getting developers to look at each other’s work posted on january 17th, 2011 by neil crosby . filed under blog posts . i’ve been working on the bbc’s homepage for about a year now, leading a team of five front-end developers to create a high quality product. one of the processes that i introduced to the team about six months ago was that of a formal “dev check” after every task that we completed from our backlog. […] continue reading... tags: article , bbc , code , code review , dev check , development , standards , team , yahoo . 7 comments using last.fm tags to make awesome playlists in your local itunes library posted on august 18th, 2010 by neil crosby . filed under blog posts . as i’ve mentioned previously, i have a large music collection that i manage using itunes. one of the problems with any large collection is the curation and management that goes with it. i carry my iphone around with me and i listen to music on it, but even the biggest iphone available would hold only […] continue reading... tags: applescript , itunes , last.fm , shell script , tags . 1 comment review: cordless dog’s “stay” posted on august 16th, 2010 by neil crosby . filed under blog posts . one of the problems with being an apple laptop user who sometimes connects to external displays is the lack of any built in management of where different applications should live on those different displays. if you’re anything like me, as soon as you connect your laptop to an external display you’ll end up moving your […] continue reading... tags: application , osx , positive , review . no comments packratius, and the inevitable overwhelming of del.icio.us posted on june 8th, 2010 by neil crosby . filed under blog posts . i’ve been using del.icio.us for years. i started using it well before it was bought up by yahoo!, and for a long time my primary use for it was to store my bookmarks in an always available location – i used many computers, and not having my bookmarks tied to a single machine always seemed […] continue reading... tags: del.icio.us , hack , packrati.us , pipes , yahoo pipes . 3 comments geolocation & beer: part 4 – finding the beer posted on june 2nd, 2010 by neil crosby . filed under blog posts . now, i know i said there were only going to be three parts to this series, but i’ve just realised that i missed out a quite important part of how i built beer near me – how i found the beer! even though beer near me was only ever really built as a weekend project […] continue reading... tags: apc , beer , caching , curl , geolocation . 5 comments geolocation & beer: part 3 – static maps posted on may 17th, 2010 by neil crosby . filed under blog posts . the final thing to do now that you’ve found the user’s latitude and longitude and told them where they are in a human readable format is to put all the data you’ve gathered onto a map. now, there are lots of tutorials out there for the javascript based google maps api. so, if you want […] continue reading... tags: geolocation , javascript , map , progressive enhancement . 1 comment geolocation & beer: part 2 – telling the user where they are posted on may 13th, 2010 by neil crosby . filed under blog posts . in the last entry, i wrote about how we can use the navigator.geolocation api to find a user’s current location. in today’s post i’m going to continue on to talk about taking that location and turning it into a piece of human readable text that tells the user where they are. after all, having a […] continue reading... tags: beer , geolocation , javascript . no comments geolocation & beer: part 1 – finding the user posted on may 5th, 2010 by neil crosby . filed under blog posts . i recently attended barcamb3, a barcamp held at the lovely red gate software offices in cambridge. my main contribution to the event was talking about a silly little weekend learning project i’ve been working on – beer near me. i’ve split the presentation i gave up into three separate blog posts, which i’ll be putting […] continue reading... tags: barcamb , barcamp , beer , geolocation , iphone , javascript , w3c . 4 comments « older entries the code train meta-info archives february 2014 april 2011 january 2011 august 2010 june 2010 may 2010 february 2010 january 2010 december 2009 november 2009 october 2009 september 2009 july 2009 may 2009 april 2009 march 2009 february 2009 january 2009 december 2008 november 2008 october 2008 september 2008 github projects frontend test suite lifestream multi-level vcards twitbot wikislurp neil elsewhere neil crosby’s vcard on twitter neil's blogs i wear cotton naked fatty (a web-comic) neil's noms thecodetrain theme by neil crosby , powered by wordpress

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