5 Steps for the Perfect Tabbed Navigation Menu
I've just been browsing a site of a service that I'm trying out, and while I like the site and a lot of the interface, I came across a little design... more »
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MySQL WorkBench - A great tool for your databases
akalyan2005 
via blog.kantikalyan.com
A great tool for working with mysql database
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Will you need a JavaScript framework on your next project?
One of the pitfalls of using a JavaScript framework, especially among beginners, is the ability to quickly lose sight of what is specific to the... more »
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Objective-C for iPhone application development
Objective-C and iPhone application development. Resource links & how to start.
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SubSonic Scaling
A question came up in the dashCommerce forums about SubSonic's ability to scale. I'd like to address this a bit as the link has been deleted and I... more »
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Sprinkle some Groovy into your App Part 1
Easily add Groovy scripting to your existing Java application.
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Why Learning F# Is So Difficult
My third installment in the Learning F# Series is coming out in the next day or two. While I was writing it, I had some time to reflect on why... more »
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It's not Christmas: Nobody enjoys unwrapping your present
bloid via blogs.msdn.com
I don't know why it happens, but it happens with disturbing frequency. A customer wants to report a problem, and then illustrate it with a screenshot... more »
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Mozilla drags IE into the future with Canvas element plugin
bloid via arstechnica.com
Most browser implementors are quick to adopt emerging Internet technologies, but Microsoft can't or won't make Internet Explorer a modern web browser.... more »
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Does your team culture encourage learning?
mswatcher via timstall.dotnetdevelopersjournal.com
In the ever-growing field of software engineering, continually learning is essential. While a lot of developers internally have the drive, they're... more »
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C++ Gets an Overhaul
In this overview of the changes proposed for the new standard, you'll get an idea of the kinds of improvements you can expect this time around.
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Semitransparent rollovers made easy with JQuery
I’m continuing to enjoy working with jQuery. This article shows a simple method for enabling semi-transparent rollovers which actually work on IE 6.... more »
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GemPlugins: A Brief Introduction to the Future of Rails Plugins
mswatcher via mbleigh.com
The new Gem Dependencies of Rails 2.1 give developers an easier-than-ever ability to keep track of and maintain the various library dependencies... more »
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Java web-application in 60 days. Day 5 - Annotations, JPA, ExtJS grids, Acegi
After some timeout and with new ideas we will go ahead. Today we will implement our thoughts about annotation driven Spring context, will review main... more »
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Integrating Graphic Assets Into Your JavaFX Application
bloid via java.sun.com
This tutorial shows you the process of exporting a layered graphic from Adobe Illustrator into a NetBeans JavaFX project. It helps you work with one... more »
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Why Programming Is Less Rewarding Than Designing
Why does programming feel so much less rewarding than designing? Why can't people see the hard work we have to do, and look beyond the shiny colorful... more »
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Creating DSLs in Java, Part 3: Internal and external DSLs
You understand the basics of domain-specific languages and now you're ready to begin creating and refining them for your projects. In this third... more »
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An Automated, Browser-based JavaScript Profiling Tool
A cross-browser Ajax profiling tool called "Razor Profiler" is available for public review now at razorspeed.com. This online tool uses lexical... more »
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Adventures of adding YahooUI (YUI) to a MVC Site
bloid via devlicio.us
I decided that I wanted to give the YahooUI (YUI) framework/library a go recently. My first task was to get a few of my data listing pages on... more »
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Spring 3.0 and REST
bloid via jroller.com
I've heard a bit here and a bit there. I'm pretty interested in the RESTful changes that the Spring @MVC framework and even the cessation of Support... more »
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Interesting GridGain Demo at Denver JUG
However, during Denver JUG something interesting happened. During the coding demo, one of the people in the audience downloaded GridGain and started a... more »
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Cloud-Oriented Architecture (COA)
With all the hype this year about cloud computing and things like Amazon EC2/S3 as well as Google App Engine and Bigtable, you can feel it coming.... more »
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Dependency Injection is Broken
bloid via floatingpoint.tinou.com
Earlier today I was reading a blog about the worthlessness of constructors. Frankly, I didn't really get the point of the post, but the title was... more »
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Visual Studio Tip: Split Views
There are a couple of ways to get a split view in Visual Studio. Both are incredible time savers that I use daily. The first is one that most... more »
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