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blogs.atlassian.com/confluence
Confluence Product Blog
Skip to content Home News Developer JIRA Confluence Dev Tools Support 6 New and Improved Macros Coming in Confluence 4.0 Ryan Anderson talks about Atlassian August 30, 2011 4:15 PM We know there are a lot of keys on the keyboard, so with the upcoming release of Confluence 4.0, we're happy to announce that we'll be taking one off of your plate when editing in Confluence: } We've majorly improved macros in Confluence by eliminating the need for the {macro} syntax and introducing a more visual
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meiert.com/en
Jens O. Meiert ? Web Design, Web Development, Accessibility, and Usability
Jens Meiert Home Archive Biography Contact Deutsch Search Search Blog Jens O. Meiert (Google, W3C, O?Reilly) on professional web design, web development, accessibility, and usability. Researching and describing what makes the perfect website since 1999. CSS: On Risk-Taking, Mirroring, Layouts, Resets, and Hacks A collection of CSS-related posts I published on Google+. I don?t exactly know how to deal with those yet. ¶ August 24, 2011, filed under Web Development
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mathieuphoto.com/blog
Mathieu Photography Blog
Mathieu Photography Blog Home Categories baby charlotte engagement family fun grad kids lifestyle maternity personal photobooth portrait Riley santa barbara sneak peek travel Uncategorized wedding connect facebook matt's tumblr matt's twitter molly's twitter old blog website about contact RSS Mathieu Photography Blog Hi! We are Matt & Molly Snelson of Mathieu Photography, Southern California Wedding Photographers. We love taking fun, romantic and real photographs. Thanks so
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chicagotribune.com/sports/football/bears
Chicago Bears news: The latest Chicago Bears news and pictures from the Chicago Tribune - chicagotribune.com
Stay on top of the latest Chicago Bears news by reading stories, viewing photos, taking polls and more
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wanderingbarque.com/nonintersecting
Pete Lacey?s Weblog : Life and Technology (non-intersecting
Pete Lacey?s Weblog Life and Technology (non-intersecting) Skip to content Lesson One: REST from the Beginning Lesson One is finally up (and, yes, this is about the pace you can expect). It?s a brief discussion on the Lean and pragmatic approach that Pasithea will be taking in developing Xprest and how the development team got REST into the system from the get go. Next up: A roadmap for Xprest and Lesson Two: Authentication (most likely). Tagged xprest REST 2009 01 30 Administrator