Marc Durdin's Blog

In the Keyman project, we try to add automated tests for all the code we write — to make sure that we don’t break assumptions when we make future changes, and to verify that what we wrote actually works the way we expect it to.

There I was, sitting at my desk in the late afternoon, chewing over the results of my last case.

We needed to setup a web host for the domain convert.ភាសាខ្មែរ.com for an upcoming project.

So, given these three ES modules below, what output do you expect to get when you run node one.js?

Written the day after my daughter’s wedding.

This is a set of notes on how to debug a Windows service starting up, mostly for my reference.

So Josh and I were observing some really strange behaviour in the Keyman for iOS beta.

The other day, I was running a routine Process Monitor (Procmon) trace to debug an issue in Keyman, when I noticed something strange: over 50% of the events displayed with the default filter (which excludes a lot of system-level noise and procmon-related…

Recent podcast I was recently privileged to be a guest on Scott Hanselman’s Hanselminutes podcast.

Delphi’s T*Grid components have an annoying little feature whereby they will scroll the cell into view if you click on a partially visible cell at the right or the bottom of the window.