Here's scenario. Say I have an app that I was using and navigated from activity to activity so now there's some history there. Then I switched to another app so my first one is on the background. If I return to it I would be able to click "Back" to navigate the history and traverse 1st app steps. Now imagine that I also have a notificati...
I wasn't around when all this was happening. But when I look at it now, I see Java appeared in 1995 whereas C# appeared in 2001. And the history section for C# on Wikipedia says only the following. James Gosling, who created the Java programming language in 1994, and Bill Joy, a co-founder of Sun Microsystems, the originator of...
I have two projects, A and B. They were poorly divided, because A had to run one part before B and another part after B. So I decided to merge them. B's contents were copied into A's working directory, committed, and work continued from there. Of course, B's history was not preserved in the copy-paste. I want to fix this before it's for...
Say I am in a bash terminal and have a large history of commands. I pressed the up arrow a whole bunch of times and am in the "middle" of the history. I want to now navigate to the first or the last command in my history quickly (without holding down the up or the down arrow for a long time). Is this possible? If so, what is the shortcut...
At first I thought that hash hack is a requirement, however judging from the recent updates from facebook, I am thinking otherwise. The original hash hack (I am not sure if this is the correct term) is that by changing location.hash, one may save a state in the URL without refreshing the page. That is extensively used by Google's apps, ...
So I've created a trigger that compares update before and after and determines if specific fields, specified in the where clause, have changed. If so, I insert a snapshot of the prior information into a history table. The problem is when the field is created with null values (given the business rules, it is legitimately null) and when ...
I am looking into using the HTML5 History API to resolve deep linking problems with AJAX loaded content, but I am struggling to get off the ground. Does any one know of any good resources? I want to use this as it seems a great way to allow to the possibility of those being sent the links may not have JS turned on. Many solutions fail w...
I hear JavaFX was a horrible failure. What was it exactly? What did it try to accomplish? Why and how did it fail? Edit: Or, if the little birdies I’ve heard are wrong, enlighten me. ...
Hi all, I've got a page with fg.menu and jquery UI tabs that works fairly well. I've got custom handlers to load menu links into the selected tab. The tabs are all ajax-loaded and the contents also have their own links, which I've handled as such in my tab options: var tabOpts = { select:handleSelect, event: 'change', load: func...
The title states the problem quite well: Is there any some way to automatically synchronize firefox's with chrome's browsing history (and viceversa) ? Something like XMarks, but working with the history, not only bookmarks. Is it programatically impossible to achieve ? Why hasn't it been done ? ...
I have a project under git. One day I moved all project files from current directory to foo/bar/ under the project. I did it using git mv. Then I added some more files and did some changes to already existing files. As a result, now when I look at the history of foo/bar/file.c, I can only see changes that I did after I moved the file. ...