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Aptana the new Javascript and CSS IDE
Writing Javascript code is tedious with Visual Studio. no Intellisense or really little, and when you mispell any method plus all the case sensitivity issues, you are wasting a lot of time there.
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Open Source Web Designs
A lot of things are going open source nowadays even web designs!
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Google next service for developers might be a SourceForge kind
Greg Stein builds suspense on the opening day of OSCON — the Open Source Convention. His article, "A New Google Service" on the Google Code Blog says that he and his team have been working on a new service for the open source community, but refuses to give any details.
Knowing Google's involvement in open source It could make sense to see a service like Source Forge for the developers community.
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Get an instant thumnbnail of any webpage
Wow! I can't believe I found this only now. Thank to MSN Search a specific URL return immediately a small vignette of your favourite webpage.
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Should I quit this job ;-))
I am a big fan of the Daily WTF or as they called themselves the Curious Perversions in Information Technology. A great collection of "human" errors!
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42 Recent AJAX Tutorials
A lot of Ajax goodness compiled by Max Kiesler
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ASP.Net file post direct to disk with upload file progress support
To follow my previous post on file upload issues, check also this excellent article on Code Project written by Travis Whidden
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NeatUpload a nice and useful open source project
Still working on my images gallery project, I got stuck with an issue regarding multiple upload files to my database.
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Ajax Request toolbox
If you are looking for an easy way to break into Ajax programming without figuring out the details of how the requests work using XMLHttpRequest, this library will help you out.
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The Javascript Toolbox
This site is intended to be a repository of code and reusable libraries which address common needs that many web developers encounter. The code found here is based on standards but also tries to be backwards-compatible for browsers which don't support the standards. The information on the site emphasizes standards-compliance for best results, and best practices which should be followed. This is not a site containing snippets of code submitted by anonymous, unreliable coders. All code on the site is written by one person, in a consistent fashion, tested thoroughly, and used in practice by thousands of web sites around the world.
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Say goodbye to the Embed tag
This is an article to archived immediatly if you are dealing with embedded videos in your web application.
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Firefox 2.0 Beta 1 released
Firefox 2.0 Beta 1 has been released and is available for download for Mac (Universal), Windows, and Linux.
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One In Six Uses Firefox
According to Amsterdam-based OneStat, in US less than 80% of browsers used are Microsoft IE's (2.1% less in one month), and more than 15% for Firefox, an increase of 1.1% in just one month.
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Cloud Control for ASP.NET
This cloud control displays a list of hyperlinks in varying styles depending on a weight. This is similar to tag clouds in del.icio.us or flickr.
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The Museum of Modern Betas
This is really good fun, check this Museum of Beta sites, hopefully not a museum of antiquities and the number of Beta sites is just incredible. Welcome to the Web 2.0 world!
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X Library - cross browser Javascript library
If you are building an Ajax or a DHTML project, you will need sooner than later some scripts to make your code working in different browsers.