July 2011
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Which version of python is Textmate using? →
Jul 1st
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Setting up an Android development environment...
I recently reformatted my laptop (older macbook pro), thinking that it wouldn’t be such a big deal to set things up again. Well, apparently, I didn’t believe myself because I put off setting it up for 2 weeks! It really wasn’t so bad. Here is a quick overview for Mac OSX 10.6.7: - download the java JDK (I used soylatte) - install Android SDK for mac - open eclipse and...
Jul 1st
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May 2011
1 post
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Android preferences →
Such a helpful little android tip, just when I needed it too…
May 1st
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April 2011
1 post
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Apr 1st
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Apr 1st
March 2011
5 posts
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Mar 11th
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Essential JavaScript Design Patterns For Beginners... →
Mar 5th
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Mar 2nd
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Node.js beginner links →
This is the minimal list of links that I think you need to get up and running with node, express, and a fully functioning node site. Node.js homepage This is the beginning. Node.js actually runs your javascript file. It’s the interpreter runtime.  Express.js Express gives you Sinatra-like routing. It gives you the baseline to be able to run a functioning web app. Mongoose ORM Mongoose gives...
Mar 2nd
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February 2011
3 posts
Feb 24th
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Feb 24th
332 notes
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Android and the IMEI number →
Feb 8th
January 2011
6 posts
A Recipe for Pagination in Django →
Jan 31st
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Jan 29th
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Lazarus and Free Pascal →
Jan 23rd
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Vim Arrow keys in OS X
Using Mac OS X, I noticed my arrow key not working in vi editor. This is really annoying when it works on all other Operating systems… Here’s the solution for those who has arrow key not working in vi / vim for Mac OS:- Go to your home directory, mine is at /Users/myname/ Open your .profile and add TERM=linux at the first line of the file. Save and quit type source .profile and...
Jan 23rd
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Jan 21st
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Jan 5th
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December 2010
5 posts
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Dec 28th
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Thank you project Gutenberg
LOGIC: DEDUCTIVE AND INDUCTIVE (CARVETH READ, M.A) Symbolic Logic (Lewis Carroll) A System Of Logic, Ratiocinative And Inductive (John Stuart Mill)
Dec 8th
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Dec 2nd
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Dec 1st
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“There are two ways of constructing a software design: One way is to make it so...”
– Sir Charles Antony Richard Hoare
Dec 1st
November 2010
9 posts
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Nov 30th
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Nov 24th
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Nov 22nd
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Java Exceptions Explained →
Fantastic 9 page article by Bill Venners explaining Java Exceptions: along with plenty of sample source code to get you going… This was just what I needed for what I am currently working on!
Nov 21st
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Nov 9th
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Nov 9th
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Nov 5th
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Nov 5th
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Nov 1st
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October 2010
17 posts
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Oct 29th
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Festival TTS →
Oct 27th
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Java Deprecation in OS X 10.6 Update 3 →
I guess it’s a good thing: what do you think?
Oct 26th
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Processing integration with Eclipse →
sspboyd: Great news about a Processing plugin for Eclipse. While I love the minimalism and simplicity of the Processing IDE, larger projects start to stretch its capabilities. Quoted below from Ben Fry’s blog, ”Processing + Eclipse”. “Exciting news! The short story is that there’s a new Processing Plug-in for Eclipse, and you can learn about it here.  …we settled on the Eclipse RCP as the...
Oct 26th
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Oct 26th
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Oct 21st
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Oct 20th
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Oct 18th
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50 New Useful CSS Techniques, Tutorials and Tools... →
Oct 13th
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Oct 12th
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Oct 12th
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Oct 12th
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30 free programming eBooks « citizen428.blog() →
Oh yeah, you gotta love free books!
Oct 11th
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Ultimate CSS Gradient Generator →
cameronmoll: This will look familiar to Photoshop users. /via @bbodien
Oct 6th
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Test Driven Perl? →
I was tasked to write a program in Perl, and I was reluctant to use a ‘legacy’ language. However, I am finding ways to get comfortable with it. Writing my own test cases was a start: finding that I can use a built in testing framework is much better!
Oct 6th
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Oct 6th
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Modern Perl: The Book: The (draft) PDF - Modern... →
seapomeranian: I’ve just uploaded Modern Perl: The Almost-Ready-for-the-Printer PDF for your perusal. We have yet to do line and page breaking, and we’ll probably fix a few typos and conversion artifacts, but I figured that so many people have contributed (oh, and I need to add a CREDITS page for everyone who’s helped!) that a few more might welcome the chance to see how the book will look in...
Oct 3rd
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September 2010
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Sep 29th