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  • nostarch.com/blog

    No Starch Press Blog | No Starch Press

    Search this site: Home Catalog Blog Media Distributors About Catalog Art, Photography, Design Business General Computing Hardware and DIY LEGO® Linux, BSD, UNIX® Mac Manga Programming Security System Administration Free ebook with print book purchase from nostarch.com! Shopping cart View your shopping cart. User login Log in Create account No Starch Press Blog The Top 5 Reasons to Start Using CSS3 Right Now! Submitted by travis on Wed, 2011-05-18 11:15 From Peter Gasston, the author of

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  • loewald.com/blog

    inconsequence

    inconsequence tonio loewald's thoughts on usability, programming, games, and other stuff Tactics of Mistake August 26th, 2011 Others have written more eloquently than I can about Steve Jobs?s resignation as CEO of Apple. It?s the end of an era, and I can understand why so many of the pieces I?ve read seem like obituaries. On the positive side, most of what?s been said has been nice, bordering on reverential. I hope he feels the love. The one consistent question

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  • neomorphic.co.uk/blog

    neomorphic

    neomorphic Thoughts on programming for the net Home Articles About Creating a remote git repository from an existing local one. This is here to remind me how to create a remote repository if I have an already existing repo and I want to have a backup on a remote server. This is probably only useful if you have a small repo as it will require the copying and checkout of the whole thing. This first thing to do is create a bare copy of your repository git clone --bare repo repo.git Then copy the

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  • compoundthinking.com/blog

    Compound Thinking

    Thinking about programming in new ways

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  • borkware.com/miniblog

    Borkware Miniblog

    Borkware Miniblog August 16, 2011 My First App: Class Builder Filed under: cycling, iPhone, programming, work ? Mark Dalrymple @ 2:02 pm My first App got accepted into the AppStore yesterday ? Cycling Fusion?s Class Builder?. Woot! Amazingly enough, it went through the approval process without a peep. There?s screen shots and tutorial videos (some still in the making ? didn?t expect AppStore approval so quickly) at the link. And it?s at the

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