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Invaluable JavaScript Tools

If you write a lot of JavaScript, then you'll find Matthias Miller's website chockfull of useful information And even better, he's put together two great tools The first is...

On the Making of Gorillas

I was struck by Nicholas Carr's post about Wikipedia dominating search results Try it for yourself - google a few topics off the top of your head Odds are the first page of...

Profiling Ruby Code

Pat Eyler has written a nice set of articles about profiling Ruby code He shows how to use the built in Ruby profiler as well as ruby-prof (my personal favorite :) He talks a...

On Long Transactions

It was with great interest that I read that PostGIS 113 supports long transactions Except there is one problem - if you dig into the documentation you'll see it does no such...

Selenium and XHTML

Last month I blogged about Selenium, which is an open source project that let's you test web applications running in a variety of browser Unfortunately, Selenium doesn't work out...

Its the data stupid!

Let's say you've been tasked with integrating several applications in your organization A quick Google later and you're overwhelmed with different opinions about the right...

Typo 4 Teething Pains

I upgraded my blog to Typo 40 earlier this week The new Feedback page alone made the upgrade worth while The Feedback page shows you all the comments people have left This is...

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