Git knowledge is extremely handy. Github has some excellent help pages on setting it up; it's going to be different depending on your operating system. If you download the zip, you miss out on some cool stuff, like being able to create a fork or make pull requests and actually contribute to open sou...

Just following up to let you guys know I resolved this using KML layers and just having them generate dynamically in node (used swig templating engine for the views). If you are working with google earth for some reason I can probably help to some degree, especially if you are trying (like my case) ...

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Chrome is probably the most flexible and up to date in terms of javascript compatibility (not sure about ES6 though), so I would assume its something you haven't set up, or maybe chrome isn't loading in the javascript or has an old version cached. Try going to your site or localhost in Chrome, then ...

Not sure why it isn't working in Chrome, but I want to point out that you have a weird situation here. Set Interval is going to call that method several times, but $outputList is only loaded once, so the content of that div will never change. You should be using setTimeout instead. Try this: var bul...

I'm trying to resolve some issues in dynamically created folders, each with an associated region (lod, latlonaltbox) and a crapload of placemarks. All the code sits in an angular directive and looks like this at the moment: var ge, loaded = false; google.setOnLoadCallback(google.earth.createInstance...

I live in Dallas and I see a lot of mixed opinions here. I've been told the hospitals are full of hypochondriacs thinking they have it - only it's 99.999% more likely they have the flu or a cold or something. We only have one confirmed case and I'm thinking it's likely to stay that way.

The thing that Angular enables and really excels at is creating "apps." I say apps because most websites function in the classic style - almost everything is processed server side, including creating the view (think <?php echo $var; ?> in your views). Stacks involving Angular usually flip ...

I'm big on JS frameworks. In fact, I got my current job on the basis that I would convert their existing systems to one-page apps ala Angular (although we've since chosen to go with Ember). I would do some reading around on stackoverflow and github - or just dive in and start using one. It helps to ...

I can't believe I missed this thread. Been a Dolphins fan all my life so I'm used to disappointment, haha. Did you guys do the fantasy league after all?