Showing posts with label JavaScript. Show all posts
Showing posts with label JavaScript. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
John Coggin, user experience expert, joins KDA Web Technologies
Designer, developer and user experience expert John Coggin joins KDA with more than two years experience working with some of Google’s largest enterprise customers.
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Automatically generated Google Apps Script documentation
Did you know that it's possible to view automatically generated documentation from your Google Apps Script scripts?
My team has been using JSDoc to document files, functions, variables, etc. as a programming best practice. As a side-effect, we could use auto-complete on functions from other libraries to (greatly) simplify development. However, we would often find ourselves scrolling through library source code to find comments on how to properly use functions, constants, etc..
With the oft-overlooked documentation generation functionality of Google Apps Script provided here, it's possible to quickly and easily create developer-friendly documentation.
Saturday, August 25, 2012
A question on Google Sites
Over the weekend, somebody posted a question in a forum that I thought was interesting.
They said that they wanted to use Google Sites to host a web site, but their organization's systems administrator said that Google is quite experimental and they frequently ditch services (such as iGoogle and Google Buzz).. the administrator recommended that alternative hosting solutions should be considered instead.
This person was curious to know if these statements were true or not and whether or not Google Sites was a long-term viable hosting solution.
They said that they wanted to use Google Sites to host a web site, but their organization's systems administrator said that Google is quite experimental and they frequently ditch services (such as iGoogle and Google Buzz).. the administrator recommended that alternative hosting solutions should be considered instead.
This person was curious to know if these statements were true or not and whether or not Google Sites was a long-term viable hosting solution.
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