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Eric Gregory05/15/13
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Links You Don't Want To Miss (5/15)

Today: The Universal Bytecode, an old math problem solved, the sound of sorting (algorithms), and a solution for automating development environments. Plus: the long history of selfish generations.

Mikael Koskinen05/15/13
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Latest Twitter Bootstrap broken in Windows Phone

Unfortunately the latest Twitter Bootstrap is broken with Windows Phone: The responsive layout doesn’t work. Rolling back to 2.2.1 fixed the issue.

Abby Fichtner05/15/13
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Who Are You Imitating?

And so now, as I’m wondering what my next “big thing” will be (no pressure, Abbs) – I also wonder who might be next. Am I exposing myself to enough awesome to let me grow or am I getting too comfortable with who and what I know today?

Allen Coin05/14/13
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Making scrolling less confusing

Scrolling through a long text on a featureless background is confusing. Notice that on a mobile device, this problem does not exist, at least not nearly to the same degree. Using that basic concept as a model, I’ve put together a quick prototype.

Brian Rinaldi05/14/13
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Best of JavaScript, HTML & CSS - Week of May 6, 2013

While there were a lot of great tutorials and new projects, as expected, this week, only one new project has the ability to thoroughly transform a common interaction with the browser and web pages. This project, of course, is fartscroll.js by the Onion. Enoy!

Derik Whittaker05/14/13
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TypeScript references not being created correctly during drag-n-drop

One of the viewers of my Html for the XAML developer course over on Pluralsight sent me a question regarding the ability to drag and drop a d.ts file onto a TypeScript file and have the reference added correctly.

Troy Hunt05/14/13
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Clickjack attack – the hidden threat right in front of you

This is one of those risks which doesn’t tend to get a lot of coverage but it can be a malicious little bugger when exploited by an attacker. Originally described by Jeremiah Grossman of WhiteHat Security fame back in 2008, a clickjacking attack relies on creating a veneer of authenticity under which lies a more sinister objective.

Giorgio Sironi05/13/13
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Game of life in Haskell

Functional approaches sometimes are much faster. I would like currying with no syntax overhead to be available in imperative languages, to easily transform method calls into closures.

Paul Underwood05/13/13
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The HTML Email Boilerplate

With web development there are lots of common tasks that we do over and over again. This is where it's helpful to work with tools that make our lives easier, this can be Server-side frameworks, HTML project boilerplates and HTML email boilerplates.

Raymond Camden05/13/13
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MAX Session: Advanced PhoneGap Build

Enjoy my eloquent presentation on the more advanced aspects of using PhoneGap Build. You can download the source code for the sample apps and slide deck as well.

Ben Forta05/13/13
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Building Your First PhoneGap Build App

Want to build a mobile app using web standards? Don Woodward shows you how in this new video Introduction to PhoneGap Build - Building your first app:

Mitch Pronschinske05/13/13
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My Mom Told me That Git Doesn't Scale

Did you have a good Mother's Day? This GitHub developer's mom is certainly interesting... Since day one, we've faced an unique engineering problem: making terabytes of Git data always available, either directly or through our website.

Mitch Pronschinske05/13/13
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Links You Don't Want To Miss (May 13)

See why Ars Technica thinks that the W3C’s new DRM framework will empower the open web and check out the benchmarking of Dart and Java. Plus a iOS 7 concept design and 7 tips on minion management.

Andy Hawthorne05/12/13
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Getting Started WIth Laravel PHP

If you code for the web, you’ll most likely have seen all the fuss about the Laravel PHP framework. I’ve decided to take a look and see what all the fuss is about.

Andy Hawthorne05/11/13
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CodeIgniter Partials

In this video tutorial I cover CodeIgniter partials. a Partial is a kind of include file that can be used to break up a template into easily reusable sections. For example, you might have a menu bar that you want everywhere, even where other aspects of the layout are different.