Extended Json Application Markup Language, aka xJAML
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Yearly archives: 2009
35 posts
Update 2009 Nov 20
This does not happen every day, so I have to be laud about it. I was right one year ago. My idea bellow turns into reality today!
So what was I speculating on about?
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Well, there certainly are mistakes in its design. And since it came to be, out of a pure accident, or luck, it could be much worse, that’s for sure. By far the worse mistake being its name.
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Just what the heck is “Cross browser colour calculations”? Well, few weeks ago, I had to implement the function to convert any legal CSS colour value (rgb, named colours, etc) to the hex equivalent. And it has to work in all the browsers, of course.
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C# is bloated beyond repair. I like F# or IronPython (for example) and I would love D# to be a .NET programming language, and not a “guitar chord”, when Google-ing it up. (Or is it Bing-ing ;o)
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Why is JavaScript provoking people to write unnecessarily complicated code? Even people who usually come across as relaxed and not as feverish JavaScript zealots. Continue reading