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AJAX frameworks can make software development easier. The hard part is selecting the right framework for the job at hand.
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The regular expression, as a pattern, can match all kinds of text strings helping your application validate, compare, compute, decide etc. It can do simple or very complex string manipulations.
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While the web design community gradually moves away from using tables to lay out the structure of a page, tables really do have a vital use, their original use; they’re for laying out tabular data.
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The June issue of Business 2.0 magazine was inadvertantly deleted from the editorial server on April 23, according to a number of sources.
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ZIP? It’s about time! PHP just added ZIP features to PHP V5.2. Now they’re now built-in, with abilities for creating, editing, uploading and reading, and creating and downloading ZIP files.
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Nashville musician Matthew Ebel’s payout for a 15-date March tour was modest — he took home about $500 between CD sales and tips, playing to crowds of 30 to 50 folks a night.
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Scrapblog is live! If you’re a photo junky, this is your scrapbook. If you’re a technologist, you’ll be amazed at the use of Flex. If you’re a Usability expert, this is one beautifully designed application. This is the next generation of applications!
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Google offers a number of translations through its language tools. As well, you can view Google in such languages as Klingon!
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The American Diabetes Association and Scott Hanselman are on a quest to cure diabetes, but we can’t reach our goal without your help.
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A hard drive containing sensitive information including social security numbers and bank account information on 100,000 Transportation Security Administration employees has gone missing from its headquarters and the FBI has been notified…
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