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Rolling with Rails 2.0 - The First Full Tutorial - Part 1 - AkitaOnRails.com
A nice tutorial that shows how to implement some of the new features of Rails 2.
September 18 2009, 2:30am | Comments
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A Visual Guide to Version Control
An excellent visual guide on the reasons for and workings of version control software.
July 19 2009, 5:21pm | Comments
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15 Best iPhone Applications for Web Designers
A few nice iPhone apps, for web developers and designers. Some of them weird, others quite useful.
July 9 2009, 11:49am | Comments
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May 26 2009, 5:47pm | Comments
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March 27 2009, 3:49pm | Comments
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Google Analytics jQuery plugin
A plugin for the jQuery Javascript library, that makes calling Google Analytics a bit easier.
February 25 2009, 1:54am | Comments
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Tom Beardshaw › Tangled Up In Blue: Sweetcron theme
A nice theme for Sweetcron. Needs a bit more effort in the details but certainly better than my current one.
January 14 2009, 2:07pm | Comments
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Main - browsersec - Google Code - Browser Security Handbook landing page
Handbook by Google on web browser security.
January 3 2009, 4:59pm | Comments
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Coding Horror: Get Your Database Under Version Control
Interesting article on adding version control to your database. I've been looking for information on this for months but it's very scattered. After trying Rails' ActiveRecord Migrations I was a bit spoiled, so after putting my company on…
December 15 2008, 1:20am | Comments
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