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TestCase 2.0 is out
TestCase the nice and easy javascript testing library has the 2.0 release. Take a look, there's a demo now.
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The Pencil Project: Sketching and GUI prototyping with Firefox 3
The Pencil Project's unique mission is to build a free and opensource tool for making diagrams and GUI prototyping that everyone can use.
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Collaborate and Connect with Subversion
Consider this: You own a small web design and development shop. Maybe it’s just you and a couple of other people. Because of your size, you rely... more »
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Getting Out of Binding Situations in JavaScript
Most developers don’t know about—or don’t care enough about—binding in JavaScript. Yet this single issue is responsible for a sizeable portion of the... more »
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Mark Boulton's Freelance Design Secrets
Mark Boulton Design is a small design studio based in Cardiff, UK, which specializes in designing simple, beautiful interfaces for the Web. Andy... more »
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Coding Challenges
Are you a fan of coding challenges? I'm certainly not, but Cedric Beust posted a little coding challenge on his blog and I tried to solve it with... more »
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Subversion SCM Tool Becomes More Robust with Version 1.5
It will be easier for software development teams that use the Subversion open source software configuration management (SCM) product to keep track of... more »
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CSS Box Model Tips and Tricks
Let’s face it, if you’re not familiar with the CSS Box Model, you’re probably not a web developer (or, if you are a Developer, you need some remedial... more »
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Build Ajax applications with Ext JS
Ext JS is a powerful JavaScript™ library that simplifies Asynchronous JavaScript + XML (Ajax) development through the use of reusable objects and... more »
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Web 2.0: Integration, APIs, and Scalability
Scaling up an application that's more than just an application is hard without the proper architecture.
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Understand basics of JS and effect library in 10 parts
I thought it could be nice to sum up all the entries written so for regarding javascript effects and javascript. These entries, far to be perfect,... more »
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4 Easy Ways To Spruce Up Your HTML Markup
In the last issue of the Tech Times, I mentioned I was hard at work with the team here on a new front page design for sitepoint.com. While most of our... more »
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SchemaSpy - Excellent Database Graphs for Free!
A lot of Java projects have quite complex database schemas in the backend. Although, using object-relational mapping it can be useful to have a deeper... more »
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All About Floats
Float is a CSS positioning property. If you are familiar with print design, you can think of it like an image in a layout where the text wraps around... more »
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4 Plugins to turbocharge your Firebug
If you think firebug is not powerful enough, here is some more plugins to make your firebug more powerful
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Some Advanced Javascript Techniques: A First Look at jQuery UI
Javascript libraries are full of useful techniques and ideas. This is a first look at a couple techniques employed in the new jQuery UI.
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High performance css minifier
CSS minifier based on jsmin idea that produce a small CSS file, much faster, and with much less memory overhead.
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Using Dojo for Client-side Validation
We all make mistakes, so input forms must anticipate that users will inadvertently enter bad data. Identifying and correcting these mistakes is an... more »
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Mount FTP Or SFTP As A Drive In Windows
Mount FTP Or SFTP As A Drive In Windows. sshfs for Windows. Using mindTerm and NetDrive to mount a drive for a ssh/sftp connection.
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So You Want Your Code to Be Asynchronous? A Twisted Interview
This blog post was taken from a chat on a Divmod IRC channel couple weeks ago. Let's start with my opening comments to JP about what I hoped we could... more »
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Sparklines in Javascript With Sparklines.js
Earlier this week I spent a couple of days playing with the idea of sparklines, and ended up making a JavaScript library for generating sparklines in... more »
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Module Pattern Provides No Privacy...at least not in JavaScript(TM)
The module pattern has been discussed many times and has shown how ECMAScript has the ability to encapsulate data as "private" variables by using... more »
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How to: Creating an efficient print stylesheet
Many Internet users tend to print web pages: Even if most of the time, it is unnecessary, printing a page can sometimes be very useful. And in these... more »
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LightWindow JavaScript Framework Review
LightWindow is a JavaScript framework based on Prototype and Scriptaculous. If you aren’t familiar with these two amazing resources, it is definitely... more »
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Bob Martin and Jim Coplien Debate TDD, CDD and Professionalism
Debate sprang up around Bob Martin's assertion that "nowadays it is irresponsible for a developer to ship a line of code he has not executed in a unit... more »
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