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Back .. at last !
Posted by Nicolas Clavier in Development, Me, cappuccino on November 16th, 2009
I know it’s been a long time since I have published on this blog … what or who can I blame ?
Life’s been hectic, getting married, settling down, learning Cappuccino etc .. I’ll publish pictures of all events in the relevant catégories soon.
For now I’d like to share this morning’s excitement, it’s all in the picture below. The guys at 280 North have unleashed the beast opened their beta program of Atlas.
Basically this software allows you to design the interface part a web app developed in Cappuccino / Objective J and is (amongst other benefits) going to save us an incredible amount of time !
As I’m writing those lines, the software is freshly downloaded, ready to open for the first time, and I can already confess that there is a slight Christmas atmosphere around this event … ))
All the best to the guys at 280 North, and a big thanks for bringing to us such a technology.

Recursive object merge with $.extend()
Posted by Nicolas Clavier in jQuery on April 1st, 2009
This post comes as an addition to this article:
Coding with a purpose: jquery $.extend() and $.fn.extend() confusion
As recommended in a jQuery plugin structure, I have a separate “default” object ($.fn.myplugin.defaults) which holds my default values for the plugin.
I then merge this object in the main function with a “configuration” object passed in Read the rest of this entry »



































