Is Internet Explorer dying...? [Statistics]
About three months ago I was given a task from a customer of us to analyze the Market Shares of Internet Explorer in the hopes of getting data to make... more »
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Act Like a Senior Developer – About Clean Code
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How to make your code dirty, how to avoid it?
Top 20+ MySQL Best Practices
Database operations often tend to be the main bottleneck for most web applications today. It's not only the DBA's (database administrators) that have... more »
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10 Things I Hate About Linux
Can you believe there's only 10? I must be slipping. Add yours to the list.
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8 Very Useful JQuery forms
If I’ve written before about JQuery tables so this time I will share info about JQuery forms.Jjquery can help you lots with form validation, I hope... more »
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3 Awesome Web Applications to Help Your Daily Work-flow
Here are 3 shiny web applications to help you battle your daily work-flow. Enjoy.
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Best Open Source Version Control Systems
Version control systems have become an essential part of a software developers life. There are several open source version control systems availabe... more »
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Googlegooglegooglegoogle.com – Power of 4 Google in 1!
Wouldn’t it be nice if you were able to browse multiple tabs in your browser without actually switching between them? Why not try a cool new site... more »
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Groovy Goodness: Simple Evaluation of Groovy Expressions in Java
We can run Groovy code from Java code in several ways.
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Eclipse 4 Goes the Extra Mile
The Eclipse 4 development environment, codenamed "e4", just reached its second milestone. The new milestone includes significant changes to the... more »
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4 Amazing JQuery tables
jQuery has a fantastic library of plugins and tutorials that can speed the benefits of developing your site while demanding less time and improving... more »
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Service Layer in Web applications
In my professional live I mostly work with enterprise web applications which are quite demanding for big layer of business logic (that’s another... more »
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15 reasons why you should start using Model Driven Development
Model Driven Development, why should you use it? This article gives 15 reasons why you should start using Model Driven Development.
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Hands on with dynaTrace AJAX Edition - Free Webinars on Dec 2nd and 3rd
The dynaTrace AJAX Edition has officially been released last week. Reviews like those from Steve Souders or John Resig helped a lot to spread the word... more »
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You Don’t Know Anything About Regular Expressions: A Complete Guide
Regular expressions can be scary...really scary. Fortunately, once you memorize what each symbol represents, the fear quickly subsides. If you fit the... more »
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Advanced docking using jQuery
Some time ago I was doing some proof of concept: how Visual Studio docking functionality can be done with jQuery and unordered lists. Basically, the... more »
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Are dynamic languages just a temporary workaround?
This can unleash so much hate mail, but here it goes, my inbox is ready! Are dynamic languages just a temporary workaround? I’m not sure! I’m... more »
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How to handle Memory Leaks in Java/J2EE Applications ?
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In this article, I have tried to analyze the various causes which may lead to Memory Exception. Once an ‘OutOfMemoryException’ is thrown, how best... more »
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Strong Groovy
Usually Groovy is thought of as a loose, dynamically typed language that is otherwise similar to Java. Given this, it would make sense to write in... more »
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41 Free Insanely High Quality Icon Sets Every Designer Should Own
Every designer loves a freebie that can actually add something to their work. That is probably why free, beautiful, high quality icon sets are among... more »
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Code Justin is BACK!
For those that are new to Code Justin, The blog is meant to be a place for developers to share their thoughts and also a place for myself to share my... more »
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Mistakes of a freelancer
I have been inspired by a post by Soon Hui to write about my mistakes. I have evolved much on the programming side during these years, but my biggest... more »
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Creating Your Own RSS Reader In C#
Welcome to my tutorial on Creating your own RSS Reader in C#. This tutorial takes into consideration that you have a firm understanding of the XML... more »
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SQL is Dead. Long Live SQL
Outside of programming language flame wars, few questions raise the hackles of hackers more than: “how should I store my data?”
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