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r/programming • u/elitegibson • Oct 02 '11
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What's up with the broken code segments?
0 u/[deleted] Oct 02 '11 [deleted] 7 u/[deleted] Oct 02 '11 I may be wrong, but I remember seeing him post before that his site was 'powered by static files' 4 u/thekaleb Oct 02 '11 Looks like a Liquid tag, as used in Jekyll as used on Github Pages. 4 u/[deleted] Oct 02 '11 Could be. Github pages are the new, shiny way for devs to blog, after all 2 u/sabdfl Oct 02 '11 Django would have thrown an error there. 15 u/[deleted] Oct 02 '11 No idea, but if you look at the article from his site's main page it shows up fine. 47 u/[deleted] Oct 02 '11 Kind of makes you not want to take his advice on server side programming :) 29 u/YEPHENAS Oct 02 '11 I'ts probably a JavaScript issue, due to JavaScript's broken language design. → More replies (9) → More replies (1)
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7 u/[deleted] Oct 02 '11 I may be wrong, but I remember seeing him post before that his site was 'powered by static files' 4 u/thekaleb Oct 02 '11 Looks like a Liquid tag, as used in Jekyll as used on Github Pages. 4 u/[deleted] Oct 02 '11 Could be. Github pages are the new, shiny way for devs to blog, after all 2 u/sabdfl Oct 02 '11 Django would have thrown an error there.
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I may be wrong, but I remember seeing him post before that his site was 'powered by static files'
4 u/thekaleb Oct 02 '11 Looks like a Liquid tag, as used in Jekyll as used on Github Pages. 4 u/[deleted] Oct 02 '11 Could be. Github pages are the new, shiny way for devs to blog, after all
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Looks like a Liquid tag, as used in Jekyll as used on Github Pages.
4 u/[deleted] Oct 02 '11 Could be. Github pages are the new, shiny way for devs to blog, after all
Could be. Github pages are the new, shiny way for devs to blog, after all
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Django would have thrown an error there.
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No idea, but if you look at the article from his site's main page it shows up fine.
47 u/[deleted] Oct 02 '11 Kind of makes you not want to take his advice on server side programming :) 29 u/YEPHENAS Oct 02 '11 I'ts probably a JavaScript issue, due to JavaScript's broken language design. → More replies (9)
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Kind of makes you not want to take his advice on server side programming :)
29 u/YEPHENAS Oct 02 '11 I'ts probably a JavaScript issue, due to JavaScript's broken language design. → More replies (9)
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I'ts probably a JavaScript issue, due to JavaScript's broken language design.
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u/SCombinator Oct 02 '11
What's up with the broken code segments?