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10 Tips for When Startup Life Gives You Lemons...(seomoz.org)
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by davecardwell 18y ago
For learning the ins and outs of JavaScript I heartily recommend http://eloquentjavascript.net/ I’ve been meaning to make the time to try out a project using Dean Edwards’ [1] base2 library [2]. If you’re worried about being abstracted to
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by davecardwell 18y ago
If you have used YSlow before you might be interested in the upcoming YSlow 2.0. I just came across a slideshow while looking for URLs for my comment above. The extensibility looks quite interesting. http://www.slideshare.net/stoyan/yslow-
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by davecardwell 18y ago
Have you come across Yahoo!’s YSlow plug-in for Firebug? It scores your page against their “Best Practices for Speeding Up Your Web Site”, and is handy for looking at the page’s external resources and relevant HTTP headers. http://develope
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by davecardwell 18y ago
Scalable Inman Flash Replacement (sIFR) is an open source JavaScript and Adobe Flash based technology that enables the replacement of text elements on HTML web pages with Flash equivalents. It was initially developed by Shaun Inman and imp
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by davecardwell 18y ago
There is the “Add any gadget by URL” at the bottom of Labs settings page which goes some way towards this. For example, Remember the Milk offer: http://www.rememberthemilk.com/services/gmail/gadget/
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by davecardwell 18y ago
I saw him interviewed on the news yesterday evening and he said the signal was too poor to communicate effectively, but texts seemed to go through fine. Edit: I just wanted to double-check this so found a video of the interview - it was the
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by davecardwell 18y ago
I’m coming to the end of a 30 day free trial of Mailplane which I use for the reason you describe, and I definitely intend to purchase it. http://mailplaneapp.com/ Alternatively you could run multiple Fluid apps (or whatever the equivalen