AJAlabs

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   Remove OnClick delay on Webkit for iOS(cubiq.org)

   1 points by AJAlabs 13y ago|0 comments
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   by AJAlabs 13y ago

   I don't see the point to this.
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   by AJAlabs 13y ago

   You should checkout Human Javascript. http://humanjavascript.com
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   What are you currently reading?

   1 points by AJAlabs 13y ago|0 comments
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   Jekyll Data Files(jekyllrb.com)

   39 points by AJAlabs 13y ago|10 comments
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   by AJAlabs 13y ago

   Bootstrap!
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   by AJAlabs 13y ago

   The Grunt JS page doesn't do a great job at explains why you should use Grunt JS, this blog post does!
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   Becoming Self-sufficient with Grunt.js(blog.raddevon.com)

   1 points by AJAlabs 13y ago|1 comments
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   Ohio State gets armored vehicle designed for warfare(shtfplan.com)

   1 points by AJAlabs 13y ago|0 comments
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    by AJAlabs 14y ago

    It's simple. TextMate 2 for your GUI editor and vim when you need to ssh into a remote box. All of my remote machines have rmate installed so it's TextMate 2 90% of the time unless I need to use NERDtree and that's where vim is handy.
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    by AJAlabs 14y ago

    I'm a fan of both approaches. On my development machine I use rvm and project specific gemsets because it gives you a sandbox development solution per project. On my production servers I prefer to use a compiled version of Ruby and manage g