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17 May 5:04 AM:
weierophinney: Up way too late coding. New #zf2 service manager is looking solid. Next days will be docs.
16 May 6:45 PM:
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16 May 5:10 PM:
phpdeveloper: Marcus Bointon's Blog: Compiling wkhtmltopdf on Mac OS X 10.7 Lion:
Marcus Bointon has written up the process h... http://t.co/ylV7PgMY
16 May 3:10 PM:
weierophinney: Constantly amused that Skype mis-typed the "Dialing" notification on linux as "Dailing".
16 May 2:28 PM:
weierophinney: #protip: Your configure script should test for all utilities needed during compilation. I'm looking at you, git-scm.
16 May 2:04 PM:
phpdeveloper: Symfony Blog: Symfony Community Survey 2012:
The Symfony Project is running a community survey for developers u... http://t.co/9ivjiVvB
16 May 1:32 PM:
phpdeveloper: Community News: AtlantaPHP June Meetup - Introduction to Laravel:
The Atlanta PHP User Group has announced thei... http://t.co/QTdWycrY
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16 May 12:23 PM:
weierophinney: Many happy returns of the day to @akrabat - and thanks for being a constant sanity check these past months!
16 May 2:39 AM:
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15 May 11:19 PM:
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15 May 10:04 PM:
weierophinney: My new forms implementation has been merged to #zf2 master branch… http://t.co/21UjdSxs
15 May 9:45 PM:
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15 May 5:50 PM:
phpdeveloper: http://t.co/2EWhvGJ2: Using SPL Iterators, Part 1:
On http://t.co/2EWhvGJ2 today there's a new tutorial posted, t... http://t.co/eKtIpaL9
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Reducing a Map Path Using Douglas-Peucker Algorithm
When drawing a path on a map (for instance, the directions from point A to point B) it is important to consider the limitations of the device you're drawing the path on. In this article, I will show you how to reduce the number of points in a path so the path can be displayed with minimal loss of quality on devices such as iPhone or Android-powered devices that may struggle with an extremely large set of points.
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