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ayende.com/blog
Ayende @ Rahien
Ayende @ Rahien Unnatural acts on source code Ohloh stats: RavenDB That is quite nice to see: One of the worries that some people has about RavenDB is that they consider it to be a sole developer effort. I wanted to make sure that everyone understood that this isn?t the case. RavenDB has quite a big community (over 50 people have contributed code over the lifetime of the project, and has a company and a development behind it. Tags: Raven Published at Fri, 02 Sep 2011 09:00:00 GMT Originally
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wiredpen.com/social
Social Kathy | WiredPen
WiredPen Main menu Skip to content Home 1.01: Knock, Knock, Can I Come In? 1.02 When The Fat Lady Sings 1.03 Common Sense Is Uncommon 1.04 The Case For Fat-Free Cookies 1.05 Surfing on Vacation 1.06 The Non-Verbal WebArchivesAbout Kathy E. GillBlogrollCoursesJournalism WorkshopsAll Together Now: MultiMedia, YouTube and YouFlickr This: Create Compelling
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ink08.net/blog
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ink08 Admin | Home Down with modal windows! 08.27.08 These guys have been annoying me for a while, and in a sudden flash of insight I remembered what they are called: modal windows, i.e. windows that hog the focus and that you must interact with and dismiss before you can use the rest of the UI again. These are almost never the right thing. The use case in which modal windows tend to irritate me most is when I need to configure a program using one part of the UI based on information
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ibuildings.com/blog/authors/Boy-Baukema
Ibuildings Blog: > Boy Baukema - ibuildings.co.uk
Industry news, case studies and analysis of PHP-related topics from business perspective
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newfangled.com/mark_o_brien_blog
Mark O'Brien - Web development business management blog
Skip navigation Email this page FacebookLinkedInTwitterMark O'BrienPresidentTen years ago, I submitted a contact form on the Newfangled web site. The form was a wordy plea for an unpaid seat in the Newfangled office, a confession of my lack of web development experience, and a passionate case for my work ethic and interest in both Newfangled and web development. Eric Holter, Newfangled's founder, responded by not only letting me in the door but offering me $10/hr. I promptly quit all of my