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Posted Wednesday, June 18, 2008
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Posted Monday, June 16, 2008
This actually happened to me today. I got on the elevator to head up to Relevance World Headquarters, wearing my dress-up clothes (it included long pants). I was also wearing
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Posted Friday, June 6, 2008
Get the updated code sample here. It turns out that my MacBook Pro somehow compressed a cached version of the samples that were missing several key directories. I
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Posted Friday, June 6, 2008
Get the updated code sample here. It turns out that my MacBook Pro somehow compressed a cached version of the samples that were missing several key directories. I’m
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Posted Tuesday, June 3, 2008
The Refactotum tutorial out at RailsConf went really well. We know that a lot of folks submitted their patches based on the work done in the tutorial, but Nicholas is the firs
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Ajax applications have unique architectural challenges and opportunities. This presentation will show you how to take advantage of the Ajax's strengths, and work around its quirks.
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Web applications have traditionally been a sort of Faustian bargain, yielding the high-quality user experience that desktop applications can deliver in exchange for incredibly easy deployment and lower support costs.
One of the arguments against creatin
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This presentation covers JavaScript from the perspective of an Ajax programmer. We assume that you may be using an Ajax toolkit, but still need to be able to read, modify, and test the JavaScript code in your application. You will learn the common idioms
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Learn to simplify Ajax development with Prototype through a series of real-world examples. Along the way, learn to code in Prototype's modern JavaScript style, taking advantage of Prototype's extensions to JavaScript's object model
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JRuby is not one, but two great technologies: the Ruby language, and the Java Virtual Machine and libraries. In this talk you will learn the basics of programming JRuby, and how to integrate JRuby code into existing Java projects.
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