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Doing front-end development IS such a pain

Posted on February 11, 2016February 11, 2016 by vivin

This is so true that it’s hilarious. And sad. Any time I try to do something a little nontrivial for the front-end, it goes downhill so quickly. It’s like you are at this bizarre Home Depot with a million tools and you aren’t quite sure what they do because the most of the instruction manuals…

JavaOne

Posted on September 24, 2013September 24, 2013 by vivin

I am at JavaOne! The last time I was here was in ’08, when it was run by Sun. Of course, it’s run by Oracle now. The first day has been pretty good. I attended sessions on Garbage Collection, the Nashorn JavaScript engine, writing DSLs, and about parallelization options offered by JDK 7 and 8…

Rendering a PDF with text-selection, using pdf.js

Posted on June 6, 2013July 17, 2020 by vivin

I have been working a project for the last few days, that deals with rendering PDF’s in-browser. Initially, I was going to parse the PDF and extract the text content, but then I ran into pdf.js, which is a library developed by Mozilla for rendering PDF’s in-browser via JavaScript. The project I am working on…

Integrating Regula with Spring 3.0.x MVC

Posted on February 21, 2011February 21, 2011 by vivin

A little less than a year ago, I released Regula, an annotation-based form-validation written in Javascript. The source and documentation are available on GitHub. I started working on the integration on and off throughout most of last year. At the end of the year, I had a pretty good integration going, where you could annotate…

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Anonymous self-invoked recursive-function in Javascript

Posted on September 10, 2010 by vivin

I needed to do an n-ary tree traversal recently with some Javascript code that I’m working on and I initially wrote an iterative n-ary tree-traversal algorithm (using a node stack with a while loop). I wanted to keep track of some extra (depth-dependent) data during the traversal and I didn’t like the way I was…

Regula: An annotation-based form-validator written in Javascript

Posted on March 30, 2010March 30, 2010 by vivin

Regula is an annotation-based form-validation framework written in Javascript. There already exist a few frameworks that address form-validation in Javascript, but I have found them to be somewhat lacking. I have thought about writing one of my own for some time, but I honestly had no idea what form it would or should take. I…

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jQuery tip: Changing the TYPE attribute of an INPUT element

Posted on May 26, 2009September 9, 2009 by vivin

I was trying to change the type attribute (using jQuery) of an input element from submit to button when I got this error: type property can’t be changed Apparently, you can’t change the type attribute of an input element once it’s part of the DOM. I figured out a way to do it by cloning…

Drop-shadows with CSS and Javascript

Posted on July 13, 2007September 9, 2009 by vivin

You have probably seen websites that have images with drop-shadows. It gives the image a three-dimensional floating effect. Usually the images are given drop-shadows with an image editing software like Photoshop. In IE, a drop-shadow is easy to achieve using the DropShadow filter. Unfortunately, this method is not standards compliant and only works on Internet…

Scrolling problems

Posted on June 6, 2005September 9, 2009 by vivin

I’m having some problems with my Javascript code when it comes to scrolling with the mouse-wheel. You have to focus out side the “content” for it to scroll properly, especially in journal entries where the content is really long. I have an idea in mind, but it involves restructing completely. I’m thinking of removing the…

Ecological Simulators and Photo Albums

Posted on September 27, 2002September 4, 2009 by vivin

I finished the “Delete Photos” page on the Photo Album Tools page… which of course, none of you can see, since it’s in the admin section. But anyway… It took me this long, because I had other stuff to take care of… namely CSE 421. I only have the “Update Photos” tool to finish… after…

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