sh1mmer

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   by sh1mmer 18y ago

   You should also look at the XSS cheat sheet http://ha.ckers.org/xss.html
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   by sh1mmer 18y ago

   I think this could be really valuable, although I wouldn't really restrict it to 3 random people. Flickr for example, have groups that require you to comment on the previous 2 photos to post in that group. That doesn't mean all photos in th
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   by sh1mmer 18y ago

   Read the O'Reilly RESTful Web Services book. It's a great explanation of why REST is good, and has a bunch of design patterns for the major pit falls. You could also look at some of the tricks we use at Yahoo. One thing I think is important
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   by sh1mmer 18y ago

   JSON or FJSON (a JSON object wrapped in a function) would be my preferred solution. Either via script hacks or XHR. The Y! APIs mostly support FJSON. An important thing to avoid with AHAH for example is not having sites that progressively e
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   by sh1mmer 18y ago

   DISCLAIMER: I work for the Yahoo Developer Network Yahoo recently released an updated version of the Where On Earth (WOE) API for Where 2.0 (more info at http://developer.yahoo.com/geo/ ). It's pretty cool, I especially like the way that W