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slideshare
Intro to Sketchup
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slideshare
Community-Driven Language Development
Javier Canovas
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slideshare, domain-specific-languages
2012 UKTI Startup Mission
Jonathan LeBlanc
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slideshare
Requests: HTTP for Humans
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python
Wordpress widget title as class name
Leonardo Prado
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php, widgets, wordpress
RbConfig is nice
josh bowles
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ruby
Hierarchic and DRY URLs in Django
Tomasz Paczkowski
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python, django, rest
RoR input sanitization
Tomasz Paczkowski
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ruby, rails, security
How to decide which features to include in your MVP
Jason Schwartz
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product management, mvp, minimal viable product
PageSpeed: Site performance analysis
Bashir Eghbali
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performance, pagespeed
Parallelizing A* search in Erlang
Phil Darnowsky
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erlang, algorithms, a*, parallelization
Hack-up Joomla
Adam Krueger
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configuration, joomla, extensions, permissions
Implementing a Pedometer using accelerometer data
Brian Bosh
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mobile, accelerometer, pedometer, java
Enjoy BSON from Erlang
Brian L. Troutwine
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erlang, bson
Get into blogging and screencasting
Michiel Sikkes
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screencast, presenting, demo, blogging
HTML Tables
Jamie Brittain
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html, tip, tables
iOS FrameAccessor
AlexDenisov
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ios, open source, objective c
CSS specifity
Michael Naman
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css, html, specifity
Use 'Alias'es as Shortcuts
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alias, shell scripting, bash
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