Comments on: Irresponsible Technology Blogging http://kevinyank.com/blog/archives/irresponsible-technology-blogging an unfortunately-named geek living Down Under Mon, 21 May 2012 21:42:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Patrick http://kevinyank.com/blog/archives/irresponsible-technology-blogging/comment-page-1#comment-62882 Patrick Tue, 06 Nov 2007 17:14:28 +0000 http://www.kevinyank.com/blog/archives/irresponsible-technology-blogging#comment-62882 Yipe - haven't heard someone recommend Venkman over Firebug since, well, EVER! I could never figure Venkman out; I just opted for the standard JavaScript error console in Mozilla. Yipe – haven’t heard someone recommend Venkman over Firebug since, well, EVER! I could never figure Venkman out; I just opted for the standard JavaScript error console in Mozilla.

]]> By: Nate Klaiber http://kevinyank.com/blog/archives/irresponsible-technology-blogging/comment-page-1#comment-35495 Nate Klaiber Fri, 06 Jul 2007 15:29:28 +0000 http://www.kevinyank.com/blog/archives/irresponsible-technology-blogging#comment-35495 It is unfortunate. The sad part is - this takes place everywhere you look. Respected resources ruin their credibility by posting things like this, no matter what the language or tool is. Javascript, PHP, Ruby, MySQL, CSS, and HTML (the list goes on). There are many that proclaim things or propose practices that are simply absurd. The question is - will it ever stop? It is unfortunate. The sad part is – this takes place everywhere you look. Respected resources ruin their credibility by posting things like this, no matter what the language or tool is. Javascript, PHP, Ruby, MySQL, CSS, and HTML (the list goes on). There are many that proclaim things or propose practices that are simply absurd.

The question is – will it ever stop?

]]> By: Tony Patton http://kevinyank.com/blog/archives/irresponsible-technology-blogging/comment-page-1#comment-33120 Tony Patton Tue, 26 Jun 2007 16:41:14 +0000 http://www.kevinyank.com/blog/archives/irresponsible-technology-blogging#comment-33120 I appreciate your feedback on the recent TechRepublic column. As a longtime developer using a variety of tools like VisuaAge, NetBeans, and Visual Studio over the years to name a few, I like the interface and features provided by the Venkman debugger despite its shortcomings. The Firebug tool is definitely a great Firefox add-on and I may be pushed toward its usage in the future. With that said I should have mentioned it within today's column as well as stating the reasons why I like tool discussed in the column. Once again, I value your feedback - positive or negative - and welcome ideas for future columns or improving the newsletter. I appreciate your feedback on the recent TechRepublic column. As a longtime developer using a variety of tools like VisuaAge, NetBeans, and Visual Studio over the years to name a few, I like the interface and features provided by the Venkman debugger despite its shortcomings. The Firebug tool is definitely a great Firefox add-on and I may be pushed toward its usage in the future. With that said I should have mentioned it within today’s column as well as stating the reasons why I like tool discussed in the column. Once again, I value your feedback – positive or negative – and welcome ideas for future columns or improving the newsletter.

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