Posts Tagged ‘offline’

1. Running the W3C CSS Validator locally from the command line

   Posted on February 18th, 2009 by Neil Crosby. Filed under Blog Posts.

   One of the things I’m currently working on is being able to run automated tests of FrontEnd Web Systems. In order to carry out the first phase of this testing I need local installations of the HTML Validator, CSS Validator and JsLint (when automatically running these tests many times a day it’s not fair to […]

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   Tags: command line, css, feci, installation, offline, validator, w3c.

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2. Five ways to make offline working easier

   Posted on October 28th, 2008 by Neil Crosby. Filed under Blog Posts.

   Nowadays an “always on” existence is far less of a pipe dream than it was even a year ago. Usable wireless hotspots have popped up everywhere and many of us have data tariffs on our mobile phones. It’s no surprise then that many people simply expect to always have a network connection and become flummoxed […]

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   Tags: distributed version control, documentation, git, iphone, list, mamp, marsedit, offline, php function index, phpunit, tools.

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