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Month: November 2009

  • TIP: How to get “anonymous” class functions to show up in Safari’s JavaScript Profiler

    I’ve been developing a JavaScript module for some graphing work I’m doing. I’ve been using Safari’s built in profiler to figure out which functions are wasting the most CPU. It’s a great tool: For the longest time, I was running up against this one problem: some of my member functions were being listed simply as “(anonymous […]

  • GO PROGRAMMING TIP: Where to put the ‘go.pbfilespec’ and ‘go.xclangspec’ files.

    So I was trying to get XCode syntax highlighting support for Google’s new Go language. I had located the two XCode files in the Go SRC package (these were in $GOROOT/misc/xcode), but for the longest time I couldn’t figure out where to put them. I finally stumbled on the answer (thanks to Talamathi for putting me on […]

  • CODE: A ‘Go’ Linked List Implementation

    So I’ve been experimenting with Google’s Go programming language. So far I’m liking it quite a bit. Here’s a rudimentary implementation of a Stack I made using a Linked List. As you can see, I’ve defined two interfaces — one for the Linked List functionality and one for the Stack functionality — but I haven’t […]

  • TIP: FiddlerHook: Easier Support for Fiddler in Firefox

    You may all already know about this, but on reinstalling Fiddler I was pleasantly surprised to discover this: official support for Fiddler in Firefox. Not bad, right? It comes in the form of an extension called “FiddlerHook.” Read more here: http://www.fiddler2.com/fiddler2/addons/fiddlerhook/ David PS. Up until now I had been using something called “SwitchProxy” to do […]