"We who cut mere stones must always be envisioning cathedrals" -- Stonecutter's creed Consider for a moment, if you will, the humble Boolean. Taking only two possible values, it is the most basic of all the data types we programmers
Programming
A collection of 7 posts
12 Reasons Why I Love Unit Tests
Twelve reasons why unit testing makes me a better developer.
Computer Programmer Inflation
Alex Papadimoulis (he of DailyWTF fame) has posted a couple of v.funny articles recently: Computer Programmer Inflation Comicality Inflation LOL!
Amazing CSS
Stu Nicholls' website features some incredible cutting-edge CSS examples, including this maze puzzle (complete with secret passages!) and this cross-the-shark-infested-water game. Remember this is all done with stylesheets, no JavaScript. Very impressive. The site also features many other CSS resources
Luddites
A petition for the continued support and development of "Classic" VB: http://classicvb.org/petition/ Why? Let it die. Grieve, sure, but move on. Learn C# (or, if you must, VB.NET) and join the rest of us in
999999999..
Never underestimate the stupidity of users. Or the benefits of a little field validation. One of the web-based systems I've been developing allows users to enter the customer's fax number and automatically fax confirmation details (using Zetafax). It's been working
WTF?!
This recent entry on TheDailyWTF is one of the worst pieces of code I've ever seen in my entire life. When I stopped laughing and picked myself up of the floor though, it got me thinking - I hope this