REM Blog

• 4/11/2013

  Overview of Forks, Threads, and Asynchronous I/O

  Applications that handle multiple connections can be built in one of three ways; forking processes, using muliple threads, or using asynchronous I/O.

• 4/09/2013

  Notes From Chrome Developer Course at CodeSchool

  I stumbled into this really great course on using the Chrome developer tools. Here are my notes...

• 4/09/2013

  Example Of A Memory Leak

  Here's something to watch out for in your code.

• 4/07/2013

  Avro - Getting Started (also a good review on using classpath in Java)

  Things I stumbled into when messing around with avro...

• 4/01/2013

  How To Copy An Array In Javascript

  I bumped into this when I was working on a prototype, and discovered that there's a very easy solution...

• 3/22/2013

  RequireJS, Google Maps, and Pathing Issues

  I learned a few lessons about getting Google Maps to work with RequireJS, and I learned a few things about paths in Requre.js.

• 3/07/2013

  Backbone listenTo()

  Some notest on backbone's listenTo() method

• 2/16/2013

  Example of a Binary Tree

  A good little example of a b-tree.

• 1/30/2013

  Use e.which for Keyboard Events

  When dealing with callbacks for keyboard events, use e.which.

• 1/30/2013

  remove() vs. detatch()

  Both will remove an element from the DOM, but remove() will wipe out all data and handlers, while detatch() will leaves them untouched.