Regular Expressions in CoffeeScript are Awesome!(www.elijahmanor.com)

submitted by elijahmanor(1368) 4 days, 17 hours ago

Let's face it, regular expressions aren't for everyone. It takes a special breed of developer to actually enjoy writing regular expressions. Although I enjoy them, the developer that comes after me may find that they are cryptic and hard to read ... One of the very cool things I like about CoffeeScript is that you can annotate your regular expressions! read more...

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Differences Between jQuery .bind() vs .live() vs .delegate() vs .on()(www.elijahmanor.com)

submitted by elijahmanor(1368) 6 days, 17 hours ago

I've seen quite a bit of confusion from developers about what the real different is between the .bind(), .live(), .delegate(), and .on() methods are jQuery and when they should be used. read more...

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How to Access jQuery's Internal Data(www.elijahmanor.com)

submitted by elijahmanor(1368) 12 days, 18 hours ago

One used to be able to access the internal events data and investiate what events are registered on any given element, but recently this internal information has been hidden... Thankfully, if you still need access to the internal data it is still accessible. read more...

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Find the jQuery Bug 3: Give Me Truth(www.elijahmanor.com)

submitted by elijahmanor(1368) 13 days, 17 hours ago

In this open-ended series I'll be showcasing a snippet of buggy jQuery code that you might encounter, explain what the problem is, and then identify how you can easily resolve the issue. read more...

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Find the jQuery Bug 2: Point of No Return(www.elijahmanor.com)

submitted by elijahmanor(1368) 18 days, 17 hours ago

In this open-ended series I'll be showcasing a snippet of buggy jQuery code that you might encounter, explain what the problem is, and then identify how you can easily resolve the issue. read more...

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Phil Haack, Keith Dahlby and Paul Betts on Git for Windows(herdingcode.com)

submitted by jongalloway(4350) 23 days, 8 hours ago

Herding Code podcast talking to Phil Haack and Paul Betts (both new GitHubbers) and Keith Dahlby (author of posh-git, a set of PowerShell scripts which provide Git/PowerShell integration) about using Git on Windows. read more...

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Daily and Weekly Front-End Resources(freshbrewedcode.com)

submitted by elijahmanor(1368) 24 days, 17 hours ago

If you are anything like me, you love and thrive on what is new in the front-end world. What is the latest in HTML5 buzz, what is the newest library that will solve all my needs, what is that new jQuery plugin that will make my client drool, and things of the like. read more...

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Going Faster: How not to suck at serving web content(blogs.dotnetkicks.com)

submitted by dpeterson(3474) 1 month, 22 days ago

We've noticed some performance issues here on the DNK site. Check out our findings and read about how we're going to fix it! These are problems anyone running a website can run into, do yourself a favor and learn from our mistakes. read more...

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DNK .Net Dog Pile 12-16-2011(blogs.dotnetkicks.com)

submitted by dpeterson(3474) 1 month, 24 days ago

Here’s 4 articles recently that Drew and Paul think are worth some discussion. So we’re sending them out for everyone to join in and give their 2 cents worth. read more...

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Best of DNK - November 2011 - What's All the Hubbub, Bub?(blogs.dotnetkicks.com)

submitted by dpeterson(3474) 2 months, 4 days ago

We’re closing in on the new year; it’s hard to believe the next time we put together a best-of it will be 2012! It’s been a fantastic year thus far and November was no exception. We’ve had a lot of fresh blood join the ranks lately, as well as a few familiar faces who’ve come back for more, hot .Net action! Check out our picks after the jump! read more...

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.NET code or SQL – where’s the performance problem?(www.codeproject.com)

submitted by bsenoff(1281) 2 months, 4 days ago

Identifying an application’s performance bottlenecks is all about understanding how the application is spending its time. Only with the most complete understanding of how an application is operating is it possible to understand what it is doing wrong, as this article describes. read more...

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Responsive Web Design: A Means To Something(maxfoundry.com)

submitted by arcware(85) 2 months, 5 days ago

A designer's take on responsive web design. read more...

3 comments |category: Other |Views: 319

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Why We Don’t Support IE6, IE7, and (Mostly) IE8(maxfoundry.com)

submitted by bsenoff(1281) 2 months, 7 days ago

Interesting perspective on dealing or not dealing with web site support of different browsers. read more...

2 comments |category: IE |Views: 479

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5 Tips for Avoiding Automatic Garbage Collections(www.red-gate.com)

submitted by bsenoff(1281) 2 months, 20 days ago

The garbage collector is a brilliant piece of software engineering, but sometimes collections occur at inconvenient times. If you need to write high performance, real-time code, you generally want to avoid GC collections during times where execution speed is critical. read more...

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Code First? What about Code Second?(drc.ideablade.com)

submitted by bsenoff(1281) 2 months, 26 days ago

What if your application must work with an existing database, perhaps with 300 tables or more? While you may want to write and maintain your entity model in Code First style, you're not looking forward to writing 300 entity classes by hand. Fortunately, you don't have to. You can jump-start your code base by generating the initial classes from the database schema and then continue Code First from there. We call this approach "Code Second". read more...

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Closing the feedback loop(www.youtube.com)

submitted by bsenoff(1281) 3 months, 1 day ago

Red Gate's Mark Wightman and Kevin Boyle discuss feedback mechanisms in software development at Agile Cambridge. read more...

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