This looks pretty amazing for debugging JavaScript.
A Python 3 interpreter in the browser (written in JavaScript), adapted for the web, with access to the DOM and events.
With see.js, you can examine JavaScript variable state within any scope, including closures. Also includes an object pretty printer that can be used independently.
“WebRTC based video chat + code editor = Awesome interviews”
Collaborative interviews with code editor, video and voice | Codassium
Improve Apache thread memory usage
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Thing I learned today at CoderFaire Atlanta:
If you are using Apache with the worker MPM model (or the experimental event worker) under Linux, you can probably improve your memory usage. By default, there is an 8MB stack size per thread, which turns out to be overkill. If you change the size to 1MB, you can save a ton of memory:
<IfModule mpm_worker_module>
StartServers 8
MaxClients 512
MinSpareThreads 64
MaxSpareThreads 128
ThreadsPerChild 32
ThreadLimit 512
# If this isn’t set, the OS’ default will be used (8 MB)
# which is way more than necessary
ThreadStackSize 1048576
</IfModule>
This should help my server do less memory thrashing when I get traffic spikes.
Edit files on a remote server in Sublime Text 2. I actually use the SFTP extension for this, and it integrates filesystem navigation directly into ST2, but it’s good to have options.
Sublime Tunnel of Love: How to Edit Remote Files With Sublime Text via an SSH Tunnel | Limina.Log
Royalty-free vector clip art and fonts, free of charge. Mostly scanned from period newspapers and such.
Had a job interview today. I think it went pretty well.
W3C CSS grid layout module
Watch.JS implements the Observer Pattern for JavaScript objects. You can define and remove callbacks for any object attribute changes, control object depth inspected, etc. melanke/Watch.JS · GitHub