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Editable Content Using MooTools 1.2, PHP, and MySQL
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Having a website that allows for editable content blocks is the dream of many customers. I've taken a few hours to develop a system for in-page,... more »
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Multi-Select Transfers Using MooTools 1.2
davidwalsh via davidwalsh.name
David Walsh explains how to create multi-select transfer boxes using XHTML and MooTools javascript. Useful, practical functionality with a little... more »
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All variables in Java must be final
I haven’t been using the final keyword in Java for 10 years, but more and more I think it’s an excellent keyword in Java. All local variables should... more »
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Load Your Static Content the Dynamic Way
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Jeremy Martin discusses his strategy for loading remote static content into both a live server and localhost without difficulty.
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Who Needs an Online IDE?
We've seen some hype lately around the next Eclipse release dubbed E4. The theme of E4 would be to take Eclipse online. Now it has turned from a... more »
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NSFW Blocker Using MooTools and CSS
davidwalsh via davidwalsh.name
One of my guilty pleasures is scoping out the latest celebrity gossip. Unfortunately, these sites post occasionally post NSFW pictures which makes... more »
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Introducing Project Caroline: A Platform for the Development and Delivery of Dynamically Scalable, Internet-based Services
An advanced R&D project at Sun Microsystems, Project Caroline is a hosting platform for development and delivery of dynamically scalable... more »
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Build a Slick and Simple MooTools Accordion
davidwalsh via davidwalsh.name
In speaking with designers, I frequently hear how much they'd like to use an accordion on their site but they think it's either too time-consuming or... more »
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Get Slick with MooTools Kwicks
davidwalsh via davidwalsh.name
When it came time for my employer to redo their website, I made it my goal to really jazz up the site with MooTools. Nothing too fancy and nothing too... more »
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Web 2.0, Meet JavaScript 2.0
Well I suppose it's an undeniable fact about us programmer-types - every now and then we just can't help but get excited about something really nerdy.... more »
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Jeremy Martin: My Java 7 Wishlist
Well, the JDK7 Project is underway, and despite the fact that I am being moved into the .NET world for some new projects, I wanted to leave some... more »
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Understanding Loose Typing in JavaScript
This article is a top level discussion of loose typing in JavaScript. Since there may be subtle differences in loose typing from language to language,... more »
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Search and Don't Replace
Earlier today a friend of mine, Marc Grabanski, pinged me with a question: What's the optimal way, in JavaScript, to convert a query string like... more »
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Building Your First jQuery Plugin
jQuery is an amazing javascript library that allows developers to do a lot with just a little code. If you've been thinking about trying to create a... more »
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StringBuilder vs StringBuffer vs String.concat - done right
This is how "StringBuffer Or String For Concatenations?" should have been like. I even managed to figure out some less well known details.
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Easy Multi Select Transfer with jQuery
Jeremy Martin demonstrates using jQuery to move options between two select boxes at the click of a link!
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9 Signs You Shouldn't Hire THAT Web Guy
1. He Calls Himself a "Webmaster". Haha.
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Java Sucks Ass? That's News to Me
Obie Fernandez, noted Rubyist, recently wrote a posting on his blog where he lists ten "reasons" (using the term loosely) that Java is indisputably... more »
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