miniblog.

Creating DOM nodes with IDs leaks globals in JS: http://t.co/9RtrZSRE6X yikes.

Discovered furl https://github.com/gruns/furl, a Python library for nicely manipulating URLs (query string etc). I've reinvented it several times.

So, Rust has a Hindley-Milner type system (Ocaml), hygenic macros (Scheme) and a condition system (Common Lisp). Astoundingly powerful!

Trying to summarise the many fuzzy completion tools in Emacs: http://t.co/6kZNjeaoRx What have I missed? #emacs

On a related note, I've release a new version of django-function-cache https://github.com/Wilfred/django-function-cache with Python 2.6 support and test coverage!

Travis is fantastic. It's easy to test against multiple Python and library versions. It also gives contributors a recipe of how to run tests

Now that's what I call a live REPL experience! http://t.co/bNQdLVMLP0

Magit tip: M-s and M-h show and hide changes, usually more conveniently than using M-1, M-2, M-3, or M-4 to explicitly set expansion levels.

1,000 tweets! I hope you've been getting something of value from them! :)

Moving to @uptimerobot for my website monitoring needs. One less thing to administer!

Surprised to see Emacs' official manual just linking to emacswiki for suggested packages: http://t.co/L1lqVcoRgk

Interesting to see @patio11 advocates creating a branded web page for personal project, not just slapping on GitHub:

I've found a use for Emacs registers in my workflow! Rather than repeatedly hitting C-y, save important text to a register for easy pasting.

Magit tip: `l f` shows you commits, but only those that touched a specific file. Marvellous. #emacs

Googling an issue and finding an old Stack Overflow question you've answered. Thanks, past me, but please be more thorough next time!