Tom Hearn

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Durham, US

Joined Mar 2008

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Android Shmandroid, Who Cares?

Oct 28, 2009 · Ken Hess

Apparently he has never heard of checking email on a phone....

10 reasons why .NET sucks

Feb 04, 2009 · Eric De

Just listing the features of the .NET 3.5 framework and smashing them doesn't make a good post. You are forgetting that many of these features is what developers like. LINQ is a great change for the .NET framework, and because you don't like it doesn't mean others don't.

Implementing a basic Hashtable in Javascript

Aug 12, 2008 · Tom Hearn

No, it doesn't. "All objects in javascript are pretty much hashtables" -- So where are the getters and setters? Where are the abilities to list all keys natively? I don't see any functionality that allows a user to access a Javascript table as you would in Java.

PHP: unexpected T_PAAMAYIM_NEKUDOTAYIM?

Jun 07, 2008 · Tom Hearn

Well good thing I don't speak Hebrew then

PHP and XML: Be very aware of your spacing

Mar 28, 2008 · Tom Hearn

Not putting the closing "?>" is not an option if you are including multiple files. This would render the PHP invalid and you would receive errors. This is considering the case that you are doing something like include_once("myfile1.php"); include_once("myfile2.php"); where each file must be valid and complete PHP. If either of those files contain an extra newline and they are included at the top of your XML-generation file then you have an invalid XML file because the first line is not the XML declaration (it is the newline from one of the included files) Thanks for the feedback!