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Declaration of a multiline text variable is often done by single-line strings concatenation. It isn’t very useful in practice though. You may encounter a long string spitted by back-slashes:

var variable = “string\ string\ string”; I would rather not recommended this approach. Just a trailing space will cause syntax error. In JavaScript 1.6 / E4X (Nov. 2005) was introduced a statement which is very like heredoc:

var variable = <> string string string >.toString();

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5 months ago

Good news: The online job search is getting easier, more effective, and better-looking

New apps are starting to evolve the ancient art of the job search. The way we job-hunt seriously needs a facelift. Long ago we kissed the classifieds goodbye and moved on to the likes of Monster, Job… http://bit.ly/ZHg091

6 months ago

Session data when hosted on multiple servers? : PHP

When a site is hosted on multiple servers, and assuming it’s using a pretty off-the-shelf LAMP stack, how is session data maintained when a “submit” could, in theory, put you on a different server?… http://bit.ly/UCcq0W

6 months ago

Comment le lait a changé la civilisation occidentale | Slate

Ressortons une métaphore bien commode et baptisons deux des premiers Homo sapiens Adam et Ève. Au moment où ils accueillirent leur premier-né (ce vaurien de Caïn) deux… http://bit.ly/SZtmve

6 months ago

SVGeezy detects SVGs on your site and automatically falls back to raster images for older browsers

As we’ve said before, responsive design is without question the future of the Web. Native apps are awesome, device-specific Web apps and sites can be interesting, but the bottom line is clear:… http://tnw.co/TBvYhG

6 months ago

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