I just figured out that I can actually store objects in the $_SESSION and I find it quite cool because when I jump to another page I still have my object. Now before I start using this approach I would like to find out if it is really such a good idea or if there are potential pitfalls involved....

... This is really late, but here's how you can find where a method is defined: http://gist.github.com/76951 # How to find out where a method comes from. # Learned this from Dave Thomas while teaching Advanced Ruby Studio # Makes the cas...

...urate. The definition As far as I know there isn't a single public list of all possible `navigator.platform` values, even though the property has been around for quite a bit. To make things worse, the property's definition changed throughout the years. It used to be: navigator.platform indicates th...

...hat it stores your data is in the form of documents and collections, which allows for a dynamic means of adding and obtaining the data from your storage locations. That being said, in order to understand the concept behind the $unwind parameter, you first must understand what the use case that you ...

...o test for that. And so on. The point is, you have to know what you're actually asking for when you want to do something as unusual as loose manual type switching, but once you know, it's easy to implement. – abarnert Mar 11 '16 at 20:41 ...

I have nginx up and running with a Ruby/Sinatra app and all is well. However, I'm now trying to have a second application running from the same server and I noticed something weird. First, here's my nginx.conf: ...

... libs/common.php That way when common.php is require'd in main.php, the call of require_once in common.php will correctly includes editor.php in images/editor.php instead of trying to look in current directory where main.php is run. ...

... You can try pip install flask_optional_routes. I created a pip for the functionality you are requesting b/c I needed it as well. The code is located at: github.com/sudouser2010/flask_optional_routes. – sudouser2010 ...

... Install dotmap via pip pip install dotmap It does everything you want it to do and subclasses dict, so it operates like a normal dictionary: from dotmap import DotMap m = DotMap() m.hello = 'world' m.hello m.hello += '!' # m...

...ng specific that you need help with? When d[new_key] is accessed, it will call the lambda which will create a new defaultdict(int). And when d[existing_key][new_key2] is accessed, a new int will be created. – interjay Oct 11 '13 at 12:53 ...