After we discovered mold in our old apartment, things “escalated quickly“. But in joining and reading various fora, I saw that people have trouble calculating the HERTSMI-2 score. To be honest, while I was not having trouble with the scorecard, doing it manually was annoying. So I threw together a quick calculator in Javascript, here you go.
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Am I confused?
Am I hopelessly confused, but can’t “APIs to facilitate sharing connections between [AJAX] frameworks and components” can already be done, at least for Mozilla, using XPCom (which would also put some end to the endless stream of “How do I do synchronous XmlHTTPRequests?” questions
“and Don’t!” answers)…
Tips
- Cygwin productivity tips
- It is possible to do ASP/JavaScript debugging without using the Visual Inter Dev by using IIS script debugger
- If you ever see an error like “Java Plug-in for Netscape Navigator Should Not Be Used with Microsoft Microsoft Internet Explorer. Please Use Java Plug-in for Microsoft Internet Explorer”, see http://home.att.net/~cherokee67/ffjavaerror.html
- Creating Windows EXE from Java (don’t ask):I found NativeJ the best for my task. I also tried JexePack, but it didn’t seem to do well with IBM JVM (it says that unregistered version will just show a modal dialog box on startup, and it did on my machine, but when I tried running it on the WebSphere box, it seemed to create an endless loop with those modal dialogs. Finally, Excelsior JET is good, but too complex for a little task like this — creating an executable involves too many steps skipping over things I don’t need. The interface is not the best either — too much like a wizard, too little like an IDE that it really is. But maybe it’s good for bigger, more involved projects.