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I applaud the willingness of Jenkins developers to stand up against Oracle. I wish you all the best guys!
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http://www.webfaction.com/ might be a good choice. I used it two years ago for a while and was very satisfied with performance and their (custom) control panel. Also, I remember they had very good docs and support staff that actually knew
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I have experience in jQuery and javascript, so I'll give you my 2 cents on that, but I'm sure the same can be applied to other frameworks. jQuery is awesome framework and its core (the way I see it) is simple. It's about: 1) DOM selection,
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Truth, Equality and JavaScript
(javascriptweblog.wordpress.com)
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To the author of the website: you have modified google analytics code and removed semicolons, I congratulate you on that. It shows true conviction. :) Joke aside, that's a good content put together in very clear and concise manner.
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Gmail has been so reliable for me, that once or twice it was down, I actually celebrated the off time. That said, it's not down at the moment. Damn...
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It is not final version, just another alpha release. For now, the change log can be viewed here: http://www.sublimetext.com/2
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I use fabric http://fabfile.org for deployment and though I don't have multiple servers, it's really easy to add more servers to a fabfile (a python script). Deployment is easy and flexible, for example I use something like this: fab rele
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I use Vim and Terminal on Ubuntu. Having spent a majority of my career so far developing on windows in Delphi and Visual Studio, this is a complete change for me. I have been programming in python for two years now, and spent a first year t
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- E-mail/calendar/docs: Google Apps standard edition - Hosting: Rackspace cloud - Project management & invoicing: our own app (which is what the startup is about) - Analytics: Google Analytics - Version control: Mercurial - Backups: rsy
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Although we are not in the same situation, I can help you with some tips. I work for a web development company in Croatia and recently we started to search for a great salesperson. We wrote a post on our blog http://www.logit.hr/blog/log
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But those that do will like you more :)
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Very well said and with that, consider this: "Allowing some customers to bypass channels may seem helpful, but once everyone becomes special, no one is special." Well, some customers may actually be special. It depends if the customer i
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I believe the story goes something like this: in the google beginnings, a lot of search were in programming domain, and a lot of languages used underscores in functions names, variables and such. Therefore, it was decided that it wouldn't b
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Well, at least nobody can accuse them of not having a sense of humor; from their status page: "We now join the ranks of MasterCard, Visa, PayPal, et al.—an exclusive club!" :) http://status.4chan.org/index.html#2340645311017721788
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Go to http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/theater/ Search within that page for "Douglas Crockford", you'll find direct download links for these and other videos by Doug.
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That's a great resource recommended to anyone who has to write any javascript. There are two more lectures, sort of a series when put all together: Advanced JavaScript http://video.yahoo.com/video/play?vid=111585 (3 parts) An Inconvenient
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efreedom is annoying and they are not the only site with http://stackoverflow.com/ data. I don't even want to link to the other sites. If you are using chrome, you might be interested in this extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore
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It's awesome you want to help development of the this magnificent text editor: you can help in two ways I can think on top of my mind, if you browse the www.vim.org site, I'm sure you will find more ways. 1. it's open source project: donate
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I have been using Vim for almost a year now, and I've thought about donating before. Thank you for reminding me. I will continue to use Vim, and I will continue to donate.
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Actually, that's not what Crockford is saying. From the same link: "Figure out where the semicolons go. Put 'em in the right place. You'll be very much better off." That is a quote from 13:02 into the video. There is a trancript on the vide
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On 1) There are parts of the stack that do some of the things you describe here. For example, on HTTP level there is ETAG http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_ETag and there is offline web app proposal http://www.w3.org/TR/offline-webapps/
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It was news to me, because I was looking for some kind of documentation for quite some time now. The best I found so far was webkit blog at http://webkit.org/blog/ In a nutshell, it's not about the tools, it's about the missing docs an
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Google Chrome Developer Tools
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It's on their homepage. http://oreilly.com/