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Paul Underwood04/25/13
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Recreate The GitHub Search Box

In this tutorial we are going to recreate a slide out search box just like what you will find on Github.

Eric Gregory04/25/13
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Being a Data Scientist at Tumblr and Kickstarter

Data scientists from Tumblr, Kickstarter, and other sites discuss leveraging big data in a startup situation, in this panel from DataGotham 2012.

Mitch Pronschinske04/25/13
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Links You Don't Want To Miss (4/25)

Ngnix gets a new major release while TechEmpower continues their epic web framework performance benchmarks. Plus, Google's mobile web performance checklist and a tool for rapid drag-and-drop prototyping with twitter bootstrap.

Giorgio Sironi04/24/13
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What's in a constructor?

The constructor of an object contains a declaration of its dependencies, in hardwired or injected form. There are a few exceptions, such as creating new objects all over the place inside other methods (with no regard for Dependency Injection), accepting objects as method parameters or with setters; however, constructor injection remains one of the simplest and more powerful ways to build a web of collaborating objects.

Phillip Haydon04/24/13
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NancyFX - Revisiting Content Negotiation & APIs (Part 1)

I thought I would revisit this topic since I don’t believe I did it enough justice last time around, and I believe it really is important when creating an API that is going to be consumed not only by the public or client, but by you also!

Senthil Kumar04/24/13
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DHTMLX v3.6 Released

DHTMLX Suite is a JavaScript Component Library that lets the developers build Rich Web Applications . The DHTMLX suite provides the developers with a complete set of Ajax powered UI components.

Mikko Ohtamaa04/24/13
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Charming social media icons with Font Awesome and CSS3

In this blog post I’ll show you how to create and style social media icons (Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus, etc.) easily for your site using Font Awesome font icons.

Gil Fink04/24/13
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Quick Tip – HTML5 classList Element Property

HTML5 classList property can help you avoid string manipulations on the className property. It is using a new list type, the DOMTokenList, in order to expose its functionality.

Eric Gregory04/24/13
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Dev of the Week: Lakshan Perera

Every week, we feature a new developer/blogger from the DZone community. This week we're talking to Lakshan Perera, a developer for Nitrous.io and the creator of Punch.

Allen Coin04/24/13
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Links You Don't Want to Miss (Apr. 24)

Today: a huge collection of JavaScript patterns, a developer reflects on burning out, BitTorrent's new Dropbox competitor, Eric Schmidt and Julian Assange have a chat, and what school lunches look like when your dad is a graphic designer.

Derik Whittaker04/23/13
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Validating all observables w/ Knockout validation and Typescript

Knockout js is an awesome MVVM framework for HTML/Javascript development and there is an extension library which performs data validation called Knockout.Validation which is an equally awesome library.

Gil Fink04/23/13
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Quick Tip – HTML5 classList Element Property

When we want to change the style or display of an HTML element most of the times we update it’s class name. The main way to change the class name is using the element’s className property. This raises a little problem.

Paul Underwood04/23/13
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Creating A Custom Taxonomy In WordPress

Since WordPress 2.3 developers have been able to create their own custom taxonomies by using the function register_taxonomy(). This function will take 3 parameters, the name of the taxonomy, the post type to assign the taxonomy and arguments to define the taxonomy.

Brian Rinaldi04/23/13
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Best of JavaScript, HTML & CSS - Week of April 15, 2013

This week was filled with articles and tutorials around any number of libraries, tools and frameworks including jQuery, Grunt, Ember, Node and more. New releases include jQuery 2.0 which drops legacy IE support and hand.js, a polyfill for pointer events. Enjoy!

Anders Abel04/23/13
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Can You Handle An Elite Performer?

Employers ask for elite performers, but they should be careful – they could get what they ask for… If they find an elite performer, do they have the elite organization required to match the new hire?