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Some Handy Web Development Tricks
Posted on March 25, 2012
In this post, I would like to share some small but useful tricks I found in web development. Set up a simple server locally. For front-end web developers, setting up a PHP and mess around with all the web configurations is just inconvenient. But certain features, like XHttpRequest and web workers, are just not supported by some browsers when the page is accessed locally. Luckily Python has a really interesting utility: python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8000...
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How to code a book in CSS
Posted on October 08, 2011
This is the first 'theme' I designed. I call it The Long Book, as it is supposed to mimic a book, and turns out to be rather long.... It's probably not a good blog theme-the color is too bright and distracting, the layout is too rigid and the features I used are too new to make this theme work in older browsers. The Mark-up The HTML mark-up is rather straight-forward: <div id='main-body'> <div id='body-left'> <!--...
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How to deploy your Qt application without any Dll files
Posted on February 04, 2011
Running Qt on Ubuntu is great, because most of the supporting libraries are installed by default. However, to deploy a Qt application on Windows, you have to make sure that the application comes with all the Dll files, which I personally find annoying. Of course, it is possible to package the whole Qt application in one exe executable-by linked against the Qt libraries statically. Following the guide here, and you will still get a frustrating...
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