If you have your own version of jQuery running on your site, you can have Optimizely exclude jQuery from the project bundle. Check out this for more info:
I haven't fully analyzed it but my gut instinct would be to raise the prices by 30%, then explicitly state to the end user that the 30% surcharge is because of Apple. This way its transparent to the end user, and it could put some pressure on Apple to lower its fees.
Initially I thought this, but Amazon has to pass on 70% of the sale to the publisher, and with Apple taking 30%, regardless of how much the ebook was sold for, Amazon is left with nothing.
That has easily been one of my favorite programming books so far. It's a programming language book for programmers. Every language needs something like it.
I only wish his linter were better. I haven't poked at the recent update (!) very much, but it was almost un-usably incorrect for quite a while, and removes one of my favorite tools for making javascript look nicer: functions as objects (ie, with properties). Instead, he preaches a super-watered-down version where functions are mere constructors for objects, and nothing else.
Sounds like you probably removed the enamel. Lack of enamel can cause tooth decay. Although you have a cap, which could protect you. Still, did you think about that?
Here's one I made that I think you'll like:
encalc.com
It does computer algebra, like integrate(x^2), as well as physical constants, like coulombs or hbar. I made a draggable graphing calculator for it, but it was too slow so I never released it.
Agreed. You don't know what you don't know. A mentor can help you learn the topics in the most effective order, offer suggestions that you wouldn't otherwise find, and motivate you on your bad days.
A related assumption is that the best way to learn is through classes or lectures. I can learn faster by reading, experimenting, and asking questions when I'm stuck. Forums are your friend.
I just tried loading it with jQuery 1.4.1 and got the error: "$.type is not a function". So I replaced the $.type use with something else.
If using jQuery 1.4.x is important to you, you can download it again. I just pushed the fix to GitHub.