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Cache, a Web Developer’s Friend

In my experience, cache has not been my friend.  Rather than being strapped for it, I've often found myself with just too much cache.  I'll be pounding away at a stylesheet for twenty to thirty minutes - clueless, of course, as to why my changes…

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Git – Committing to a Branch

Having VERY little exposure to Git, I admit I was a bit nervous learning that I would need to familiarize myself with Git for a recent project. Looking back, I realize my task was quite simple. Once I had finished developing a project, I needed to…

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How to Avoid a Shattered Web or Mobile Project

Having been in the interactive multimedia space for almost 20 years I have witnessed time and again the main reasons why good ideas and projects go south.  And for all of you reading this that have been in the IT community for any length of…

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Will JavaScript ever make it to the server-side?

We all know that today's revolution in web apps is fueled by JavaScript and such libraries as JQuery, Dojo and Prototype. Pages nowadays load a ton of JavaScript in order to implement features that reside in a responsive client-side environment. Slideshows and other fancy effects of today…

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R.I.P. Wave

Posted on the Google blog today: We have always pursued innovative projects because we want to drive breakthroughs in computer science that dramatically improve our users’ lives. Last year at Google I/O, when we launched our developer preview of Google Wave, a web app for real…

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