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Respect and admiration.
Christian Graus
My new article series is all about SQL !!!
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are you out of your mind?
have you not seen the people on this site?
bryce
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I didn't say it was WORTH it.... 
Christian Graus
My new article series is all about SQL !!!
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well for chris it is 
Bryce
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I am actually playing around with several jQuery plugins for small things, like automatically populating and refreshing dropdowns for country/province per example, but isn't that what tips/tricks are already here?
modified 20-Oct-19 21:02pm.
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The difference here being these tools would work directly on the CP page for that article.
No need for somebody to host a demo on some other server and link to it from his/her article.
That's why Chris mentioned the peer review thing. These articles will have to be closely monitored
lest somebody try to misuse this feature.
Cheers!
"I had the right to remain silent, but I didn't have the ability!"
Ron White, Comedian
modified 3-Jan-14 2:58am.
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In that case some sample JSON datasets, provided by CodeProject will probably be very helpful, some "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer " of data
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Chris Maunder wrote: I was wondering if any of you would be interested in posting tools as articles.
Sounds like a great idea I'm all for it. 
What is allowed or not has to be carefully considered as to not reduce the available functionality to much.
What about having a mandatory section sitting on top of the article, that has to fully disclose what is stored where and all paths my data and/or personal information may take. That's just my first thought on it there may be others coming up with something better.
Regards,
— Manfred
"I had the right to remain silent, but I didn't have the ability!"
Ron White, Comedian
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I'm guessing you're thinking javascript but yes, I'd be interested.
speramus in juniperus
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I already told you about my dream of automatically generating the Table of Contents for an article, didn't I?
Veni, vidi, caecus | Everything summarizes to Assembly code
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That sounds great - However, I want one with JavaScript which can be used directly in the Article Editor. 
Veni, vidi, caecus | Everything summarizes to Assembly code
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Definitely, I'm interested in something like this being established. I cart my little code segments from one job to the next as I'm sure my fellow developers do. It would be fantastic to compare how I'm approaching a common problem with other solutions. And yes, before you ask - on occasion, I live on this site.
CodingChris (Wichita, KS)
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This sort of raises two things
First is just a set of tools to use (as I was suggesting) that are more about "where can I find a tool to quickly do X'.
The second is about "where can I stash my code snippets". This is a slightly different exercise - but definitely something that is also easy to add if there's demand.
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Ah - fair enough. I'm voting for the first thing. With regard to "stashing code snippets", not so much. I was thinking of something more collaborative. Upon review, this site already does this, I think.
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Seems like GitHub is more set up for collaborative snippets, but I don't use that hippie crap.
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I think a link to a set of existing online tools vetted by the CP community would be more helpful. There are several top-notch free online tools available and it would be nice to have a central CP link through which to access them.
/ravi
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I think this would be nice, but there are already this kind of lists (from respectable developers) somewhere else.
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I am thinking of doing a HTML5 canvas tool for drawing simple diagram for article. The arrow tool in Paint and Paint.Net does not have the type of arrow I want to draw.
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Clickity[^]
London Underground Stations lost to time.
(I like the 'Click to Embiggen')
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Obscurum per obscurius.
Ad astra per alas porci.
Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum videtur .
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So (in an unrelated, yet tangential story )
I was playing with my 2.5 year old son - and he put a towel over his head pretending to be a Ghost.
So in that way 2 and a half year olds talk - he ran around going "woooooo I'm a teary ghost"
Ahem he meant of course he was a "Scary Ghost". But it was cute as all heck
So, being a kiwi - I gave him a rugby ball and told him to harden up and practice his off hand spiral pass. "You've poms to smash when you get older".
Bryce
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bryce wrote: So, being a kiwi
in Australia, I showed him how to complete his Centrelink forms... 
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