Month: July 2014

Json Résumé – a community driven open source initiative to create a JSON based standard for résumés

Json Résumé – a community driven open source initiative to create a JSON based standard for résumés.

It’d be awesome to see LinkedIn integration with this.

Browser support for URLs beginning with double slash

For some reason, I keep forgetting if double slash URLs are supported in older browsers or not.  Maybe if I post the answer from this StackOverflow question here, I will remember it myself next time:

This behavior was part of RFC 1808 (Section 4) which is about 16 years old, so every major browser should (and does) support this.

Sadly, there’s a bug with IE7 and -8 that will make them download the resources twice if a protocol-relative URL is used on a link or @import – which shouldn’t be a big problem, but is ugly and should be kept in mind.

So, that might be a problem for the CSS, but the JavaScript and images should work just fine.

GitHub contributions graph

After reading Mark Story‘s “Coding every day” post, I started checking my own GitHub contributions chart once in a while.  Until today, I haven’t noticed that the chart has two different modes.  One is your public contributions, seen by people who are not part of your organization’s and private projects.  Here is how mine looks. (Notice the “Public contributions” title of the graph).

github public contributions

Yeah, I know, pathetic.  And here is how the full contributions chart looks like, for me and people who have access to see my private projects activities.  The graph is for the same period. (Notice a simpler “Contributions” title of the graph”).

github contributions

 

Could be better, but not as bad anymore.  Now with that I’ll try to push more stuff to the Open Source side of things again.