Re:WebIDE lands in Firefox Nightly
by robin_reala on Monday June 23, 2014 @01:36PM
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Have you ever thought about quitting and working for a company that doesn’t treat you like a child?
What, and not get paid to spend half my time on HN while the ravages of Sarbanes-Oxley grind productivity to a halt?
(The funniest thing is that we're not even a public company, and have no shareholders to defraud. That's right, we opt in to Sox-compliance.)
That's interesting. Can you tell us why your company opted in?
I've seen companies adopt stricter compliance rules than required by law when their customers demand it. I have no particular knowledge of this specific case.
Re:WebIDE lands in Firefox Nightly
by magicalist on Monday June 23, 2014 @01:22PM
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That sucks, though it would definitely be much easier to run a virtual linux instance on that box than an OS X one as someone else suggested.
I will say that being able to debug pages in mobile safari directly (via Safari on a mac) makes a huge difference, so if this works even partially as well, it's worth investigating if you can get it running.
Re:WebIDE lands in Firefox Nightly
by 23andwalnut on Monday June 23, 2014 @05:21PM
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There is is a windows version too: https://github.com/artygus/ios-webkit-debug-proxy-win32
...Or rather, it would be very useful were it not for the fact that it only appears to run on Linux and OS X, whereas my employer-granted computer is running—drumroll, please—Windows XP! And like I said, these are all internal applications, and I don't have the authority to VPN in on any computer that I please.
Ah well. Enterprise bureaucracy strikes again. :\