/* Why? */

I’d like to introduce i18n (internationalization) framework to TortoiseHg website. So I looked around a template system for Python, then found Django’s template system and i18n framework. In the process, I got interested in Lazy-Loading of Django’s i18n framework.

I don’t know whether this entry helps someone, but anyway I try to explain it with a little sample code. Welcome any comment! I’m Django newbie

/* Why? */

I wanted to detect the platform which visitors use 32-bit or 64-bit using JavaScript on various browsers, for dynamically changing download URL of the new TortoiseHg 1.0 installers. Unfortunately, I couldn’t achieve that goal, but I’d like to put my result for future reference.

/* MQ support: Newly introduced in 0.9 */

A while ago, TortoiseHg 0.9.2 was released and I’m focusing the development for 0.10. It’s too late, but I would like to explain about MQ support on TortoiseHg. We already supported a part of MQ features, but you know it’s not enough to use MQ for daily work. So I had to open command prompt.

TotoiseHg Manual is well written documentation expected MQ features since I didn’t describe it… I hope you learn MQ support of TortoriseHg with this article.

/* Introduction */

This series is a tutorial for greasemonkey script Flickr Fav Set introduced in previous blog entry. In this tutorial, I’d like to explain about the overview of user interface, creating new FavSet and add your favorites to FavSet.

If you didn’t installed the script yet or don’t know about Flickr Fav Set, please see this entry first.

/* How does it work ? */

Using this greasemonkey script, you can manage your favorites with “FavSet” (likes “Set” or “Category”) on Flickr.

In Flickr, the user can put star mark “Favorite” on a photo taken by other peoples. However, it’s difficult to look for favorite one since we have a lot of favorite photos. So I created this.