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chrisrauber.com/blog
The Blog ? Presented by Chris Rauber
The Blog ? Presented by Chris Rauber Thoughts, musings, and ramblings from a passionate web developer HomeAbout Coalesce in JavaScript March 2, 2011 IMHO, one of the most underused operators in C# is the coalesce operator (??). If you?re not familiar with this operator, it allows you to perform a ternary-like operation testing against a null reference object. Essentially, it?s a shortcut that returns the left-hand side of the coalescing operator if it?s non-null, or the
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admoolah.com/blog
AdMoolah News and Views
AdMoolah News and Views Book Review: Free Prize Inside by Seth Godin June 2, 2011 @ 3:25 pm · Filed under General Web Publishing, Reviews Free Prize Inside by Set Godin is subtitled ?How to Make a Purple Cow?. If you?re familiar with Seth Godin?s ideas, you know that a Purple Cow is his term for a remarkable product. He has another book entitled Purple Cow that shows the ?what? of Purple Cow?s, and this book shows the ?how?. The book
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somebits.com/weblog
Nelson's Weblog
106996 Twitter @golan that's a shoop, I can tell from the pixels. /cc @mariuswatz Linkblog Fri 2011-09-02 iOS vs Android dev Thu 2011-09-01 Bitcoin swindle? Geofence details Evolution of web Chromium OS builds From @jack to Twitter devs WikiLeaks leak #2 WikiLeaks leak timeline WikiLeaks cables mess Wed 2011-08-31 MacFUSE status VHDs for IE More DigiNotar hacks Memory price graph Tue 2011-08-30 SSL design problems LiveCD List Eve market data Linux retrospective Is it time? Wikigrowth Elsevier
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designsignature.co.za/blog
validation matters
RSS Feed Home About Contact Us? General Hacks Hardware HTML/CSS Humor Mobile Personal Reference/Learning Security Social Software Tech Wordpress February 26, 2010 Improve your chances of landing that job Filed under: General, Personal, Reference/Learning ? Tags: applications, cv, jobs, portfolio, tips ? Jayx @ 2:14 pm
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30sleeps.com/blog
Personal Development Blog - 30 sleeps
30 sleeps | Open Source Personal Development Home Archives About Support 30zzz Playing the Numbers Game by Brad Bollenbach The first Ruby on Rails web development contract I ever got, with zero Rails experience whatsoever, was for $85/hour. To get it, I sent out 80 CVs in 2 weeks. The consulting gig I?m doing right now? I applied for dozens of contracts over a period of months, including even getting flown out to Zappos in Las Vegas recently, going through eight hours of interviews with
