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Verifying my Blockstack ID is secured with the address 1GP8HFUDjS74fTYZCJA5CzJDpKbKqEHNsu https://explorer.blockstack.org/address/1GP8HFUDjS74fTYZCJA5CzJDpKbKqEHNsu
Describe how a typical AJAX call on a web page works. Please describe the various systems involved, what they do, and how they interact.
AJAX requests are requests made from a client (browser) to a server after the initial page has already been loaded. It starts with some sort of user code that sets up an HTTP request with all the parameters needed for the request (status code, headers, body). In javascript, this is done with the XMLHttpRequest object. The client then makes the HTTP request to an URL which points to the server. On receiving the request, the server can act upon it and return data (which nowadays is usually in JSON) back to the client. The important thing with AJAX here is that it's asynchronous, so the client wasn't blocked and could perform other actions while waiting for the server to respond. Once the server does respond, the client can parse the incoming data and update the DOM with the results if it'd like to. In addition to userland code that's typically written in javascript to per
This is a log of my nap timings during an experimental attempt at polyphasic sleep. The intention of this log is to help sleep researchers to be able to do the amazing things that they do (This might be more relevant when this experiment is a failure/success in the long term). To that effect, I've commented on a few of my naps. For more informat…
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Simple function that changes css property on mouse enter, and reverts back to the original on mouse leave... REQUIRES jQuery
Usage: $('selector').CSShover('property','value')
Example: $('#link').CSShover('color','#ff0000')
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