I like Python, and I can see myself loving it the more I use it, especially since it’s great for when I need to write a quick script to do something. But whenever I’m coding Python, I find it particularly difficult to break the habit of terminating statements with a semi-colon.
Last week I released the Chrome extension FindZilla that I’ve been developing on and off for the last few months. The experience was a great opportunity freshen up my JavaScript/ HTML5/ CSS3 skills, as well as utilize the JavaScript libraries jQuery and jQuery UI.
I’ve published the Chrome browser extension I’ve been working on, FindZilla, to Chrome Web Store.
It occurred to me recently that my life has had one less major annoyance due to the death of Experts-Exchange!
I was reading through the Chrome extensions API, and came across this amusing reference to the (in)famous “Series of Tubes” speech by the now deceased former Alaskan Senator Ted Stevens: