For most websites, the contact form is the primary means of lead generation. A contact form that fails to email you those leads can potentially devastate your business – no exaggeration. How can you tell whether business is slow or your contact form just isn’t working? The answer is to simply test the form by filling it out yourself and seeing if you receive the email. This article aims to automate that process.
Read the full article⇒Want to show off the cool open source project you’re working on via GitHub? This PHP code snippet will snag your most recently updated repo information and its latest commit message through the GitHub API. All you have to do is plug in your username.
Read the full article⇒GNU screen is a terminal application that lets you run multiple terminals within a single terminal instance. This tool, which has been around for ages, can greatly improve your organization and workflow.
Read the full article⇒Quick snippet for you Cygwin users out there wanting to use the awesome PyQuery library. If you’ve tried to run a pip install pyquery or easy_install pyquery, you may have been greeted with a wall of GCC error messages. If this has happened to you, don’t worry, the solution is simple! Get lxml running The [...]
Read the full article⇒Okay, we know that JavaScript doesn’t actually have classes. Prototypes, yada yada, life goes on. So while Static Classes in JavaScript don’t exist, let’s talk about them anyway!
Read the full article⇒Recently (as in thirty seconds ago) I needed to remove all ruby gems from my system. After searching the interwebs, I came across an article explaining how to remove all ruby gems on Fedora core linux.
The snippet adjustment for Ubuntu was easy, just involved remove some quotes and adding sudo. For a detailed explanation on how the command works, check out that article.
Read the full article⇒If you’ve edited your ~/.bash_profile to include scripts you’d like executed on start up, you might be surprised when you open up your terminal and those scripts don’t execute. By default, ~/.bashrc executes on session start, but ~/.bash_profile doesn’t.
To execute your ~/.bash_profile on startup, simply append this to your ~/.bashrc
Read the full article⇒Fact: I’m lazy as hell. mkdir x && cd x for whatever reason just seems too long to create a directory and cd into it at the same time.
Read the full article⇒Sometimes you feel like you never have the energy to program, whether at work or for your own startup. You wish you had the energy, and you have a genuine passion for development…but you just can’t seem to get started. The Solutions These are the strategies I use to overcome my slumps and get myself [...]
Read the full article⇒Download physxcudart_20.dll (ZIP File) When Would you Need this DLL? Some games, such as Borderlands require this dll file. Without it, your game might not even start. Where to place this DLL on your system? To keep things simple, you can just extract the dll to c:\windows\system32. Why Bother Posting This? physxcudart_20.dll not found I [...]
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