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The best library to use is the one you KNOW best. As you have already experience with jQuery, my suggestion is you stick with it. In any case IMHO it is the best JavaScript library in any case. Things to experiment with besides jQuery: (01)
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http://hn.hn/ , sadly not Hacker News!
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17y ago
Well ... I was never ...rotated at a speed dating event, but yes women are more selective. This has roots in evolution. When I choose the wrong girl my mistake might cause me losing some time. When a woman chooses the wrong man, she might b
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Anti-wi-fi paint offers security | bbc.co.uk
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Where Google Loses | Foreign Policy
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The God Detector [pdf]
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17y ago
Sure, but the picture is a classic! :)
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Bill and Kim's Excellently-Posed Adventure
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If a website needs a FAQ, it needs a revamp! If you know what your users are asking, simplify your navigation and copy so that users can find these answers easily. The answers to FAQ should be on the front page! If your users stopped lookin
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17y ago
Absolutely, I hate long forms and I even hate multi-step forms. Ask yourself do you really need that info? Best strategy is to have an e-mail user name only registration. Once the user starts using the system you can ask them to fill in a b
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17y ago
I would have done it as follows: <div class="box hot"> and <div class="box cold">, hot is selected and cold it has been dropped in a 'recycle' container. I also try to minimize id's, for example I could have <li class="c
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17y ago
I am well aware that you should try and minimize classes in the HTML. However, on large sites where, multiple people might be publishing pages with slight variations, it is preferable NOT to touch your CSS too often. The multiple class meth
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From my own experience if you understand the cascade principle and specificity well you can get away with very compact and well written CSS files. Multi-classing is another area where developers are only now leverage to its maximum, for exa
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Eel reveals its migration secrets
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Yahoo's new web portal goes live
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Attenborough's classics go online
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Both posts are very well thought out. I always mistrust polls and any statistics that don't publish details of their methodology and raw data. Sometime back I spent some involuntary time in the army. We had to take a number of tests. I answ
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If not the most important certainly worth a read. Here is a link to the actual paper. http://www.uoregon.edu/~joet/PDF/bridgham-thornton-nature200... [pdf]
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>As an American creative worker, I confront a global workforce that has, with the opening of markets, expanded by three billion people from the other side of the world, 300 million of whom are English-speaking middle-class Indians, ever
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Is that better? No and please let us not get two dots for tens lest we start re-discovering variants of Chinese counting rods.
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Exceptional Ability = Practice + Availability of Time for Practice + Motivation
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> The controversial product would heat food packets containing muscle c e l l s , oxygen and nutrients. "This will create 100% pure meat without the need for animals to be killed and with no risk of contamination," said Cocoon creator R
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Voted no and note if you call a mule a horse it will not make it so.
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R.I.P. http://calacanis.com/2009/07/29/yahoo-committed-seppuku-toda...
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It is a very good article. I read it last month in the paper version of the magazine, while on holiday and stroke a chord as I always considered myself to be one. We all have a current advantage over our predecessors in that knowledge is no
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Building Management Systems, Security Management Systems.
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IMHO you need to distinguish between a start-up and an idea for a website: (01) A start-up is a business venture. It takes as input money, sweat and tears and can give you an output from a big loss to a few million dollars or more. (02) You
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This should become a textbook example for good planning in all MBA courses!
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Seeing it in action without having to register is important (and not on video), perhaps sandbox to play. On price IMHO it would be a plus to also offer a 'school option'. It maybe easier and can capture a wider audience.
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17y ago
Although he hasn't proposed a total replacement of human parts the hint is there, consider this: - the inevitable happens and technology has progressed to the level where everything in one's body has been replaced by 'cyborg parts'. - You a
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