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hungerfordwebdesign.com — One of the reasons I blog is to share the knowledge/tips/help/advice I pick up along the way. Sometimes it can take me days to figure out a particular piece of code. I do want to know how useful people find this sharing. I’m conscious that of all the blogs I stumble across, not all of [...]More… (Programming)

What’s Next in Server Side Technology?

jetbrains.wordpress.com — At JavaOne 2008, Larry Cable,the architect for WebLogic Server,presented the blueprint of the next server side technologyMore… (Programming)

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Firefox 3 RC1 Download

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DIFFERENT WAYS TO SHUTDOWN YOUR PC

tricksystem.com — There are so many different ways to turn off your Windows XP computer, let's look at some of them:More… (Programming)

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Free hosting sites list

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How to make rounded corners in CSS

hariesdesign.com — There are other ways that I’ve seen it done, but the other methods always require lots of complex HTML and CSS. I figure that lots of nested divs aren’t much better than using a table, so my way doesn’t require much in the way of HTML or CSS.More… (Programming)

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DRY Unit Testing

corrupt.save-state.net — A plugin to DRY up Rails unit tests.More… (Programming)

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Four Words for Funpidgin - Users Are Not Designers

weblog.obso1337.org — Funpidgin is a fork of the Pidgin IM client, According to the Funpidgin website, What makes them different from the official client, is that they work for the user. Unlike the Pidgin developers, they believe the user should have the final say in what goes into the program. Four words Celeste Paul has to say to Funpidgin: Users Are Not DesignersMore… (Programming)

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Selecting Multiple Rows from Database using Delimted String

arsalantamiz.blogspot.com — Sometimes it is required that we need to send more than 1 primary keys to the Database and get the Rows from Table. For example, we want to get all the Rows in which Primary Key = 1, 23, 66 and 99. In this Article we will discuss how to create such Stored Procedure which accepts a Delimited String (comma sperated IDs) and return the Rows from TableMore… (Programming)

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Order Pizza From Command Line! watch!

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Regular Expressions in Perl

informit.com — If you are familiar with UNIX utilities, such as vi, sed, grep, and awk, you have met face-to-face with the infamous regular expressions and metacharacters used in delimiting search patterns. Well, with Perl, they're back! Learn what they are and how to use them.More… (Programming)

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Implementing SOA: Using Services

informit.com — Services, on their own, provide no benefit. To get benefit from your services, you need to employ them as an element of a larger process--a process that provides value to your enterprise. This chapter explores a number of choices that are available for integrating services into business processes.More… (Programming)

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Software (In)security: Securing Web 3.0

informit.com — The heady promise of Web 3.0 is true multipurpose apps mixing public and private data sources. But Gary McGraw warns that we haven't yet solved (or perhaps even thoroughly considered) some of the serious security issues involved.More… (Programming)

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Regular Expressions in Perl

informit.com — If you are familiar with UNIX utilities, such as vi, sed, grep, and awk, you have met face-to-face with the infamous regular expressions and metacharacters used in delimiting search patterns. Well, with Perl, they're back! Learn what they are and how to use them.More… (Programming)

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Creating and Destroying Java Objects

informit.com — Java expert Josh Bloch discusses creating and destroying objects: when and how to create them, when and how to avoid creating them, how to ensure they are destroyed in a timely manner, and how to manage any cleanup actions that must precede their destruction.More… (Programming)

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