Hello all,
This is a rather important topic with a rather simple solution:

1. Add to your build an Execute Shell
   
2.  Set the command to something like:

   if [ -f "$file" ]
   then
       echo "$file found."
   else
       echo "$file not found."
       exit 1
   fi

The important part for the failure is exit 1

If the condition meets it (and for what we care they can always meet it), exit 1 will fail the job.

Remembers that anything that fails (even plugins/syntax errors) will make the job fail.
Don’t fail at failing.

Hello all,
Back in action with some uber simple node.js suggestions:
I bet that everybody have experimented the frustration of having this error:

EADDRINUSE, Address already in use

The reason is pretty simple, we quitted from the terminal without properly killing the node.js process. Till here everything plain and simple.

Then what to do to avoid this frustrating behavior…

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Hi all,

This article seems a bit old since SASS is nowadays well-known and it has a lot of great tutorials everywhere, but i really wanted to suggest you to never forget to give your website images a proper naming structure, expecially icons.
I had to deal with a lot of icons during a recent project:

.icon_s1{
    background: url('../images/s1.png') no-repeat top left;
    &.active{
        background-image: url('../images/s1_on.png');  
    }
}
.icon_s2{
    background: url('../images/s2.png') no-repeat top left;
    &.active{
        background-image: url('../images/s2_on.png');
    }
}
.icon_s3{
    background: url('../images/s3.png') no-repeat top left;
    &.active{
        background-image: url('../images/s3_on.png');
    }
}
.icon_s4{
    background: url('../images/s4.png') no-repeat top left;
    &.active{
        background-image: url('../images/s4_on.png');
    }
}
// others

… and after 30 icons the whole _icons.sass would become a whole mess as you can see.
The first thing i thought is to use a common sass for cycle..

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Wow! Two years has already passed since i decided to open this blog.
It went better than i expected, i consider this place a small dot on the web, but some people came here and found what they needed and some of them even left a comment and a token of their gratitude.
To all people that came here, expecially to those who found the time to leave a message..

Thank you

I read every comment and every single one made my a little happier 🙂

It’s nice to help people now and then.

Yours sincerely,

Jonathan

Hi all, ok this is a thing that’s been bugging me for a long time.
Finally i’ve found the way to fix it without root permissions, sweet, i’ve been able to free almost 600mb :O

 STEP 1
Dial *#9900#
This will bring up the Sysdump

STEP 2
Hit the ‘Delete dumpstate/logcat‘ button. Hit OK on the confirmation dialog.

STEP 3
Scroll to the end of the screen and hit ‘Exit’

All i have to say is: FINALLY!
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