Or is it the other way around? When users are on the desktop they want apps that will take advantage of the powerhouse in the desktop hardware, but on mobile they will prefer browser because of accessability? ;P

maybe you want to read this one too: http://www.datingdesignpatterns.com/ LOL!!! :laugh:

mmmm.... Choices Should she put up with a smell that was causing trouble to her work performance and to her health? (not permanent damage, but annoying at least) Or she should talk to her... after other people has already talked to her and she reacted feeling offended? (obviously she felt that her perfume was good for her, thus it must be good for everybody else... how dare they to question it) Or she should think that is her job, (the one that pays the bills) and if it is making her under perform then let her boss know? (consider also that she already reached the point of rather quit than stay around and smell that perfume)... at the high cost of receiving "dirty looks". C'mon, it is a work place not high school . If the perfume lady were mature enough to understand that the rest of the world does not have to put up with her tastes in perfume, then she should apologize for making other people uncomfortable. But reacting with a "you are a mean to me, I have to tone down my perfume because of you, I don't like you anymore" it is just flat out childish

Not for Simba!

"I wasn't looking for help. I was just complaining" I am sorry, but that sounds like my wife ;P:laugh:

Hi, Read and own the first book, I have only browse the second edition. I felt that if I read isolated chapters it states tons of obvious things, like naming conventions and low coupling between procedures. But using all of them together is where the real value is. And that requires more "mature" (for the lack of a better word) programming, and reading and practicing all those little things as suggested by the book will guide you to a more clear thinking. The book is oriented to coding as a profession, it is not for cowboy programmer. It is about you and other people being able to maintain the code, keeping tracing to a minimum. I do think it is a must.:laugh: Jorge Varas. "If you offer a penny for my thoughts, I'll give you my 2 cents... keep the change!"