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Using SOAP in a PhoneGap App
Kerri Shotts
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js, web services, xml, soap
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Joe McMahon
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0 responses
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python, svn, scripting
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Yusuke Suzuki
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javascript, ecmascript
Linear Gradient usando LESS
Cleiton Francisco
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less, css3, mixin, linear-gradient
Pretty Print
Mike Singleton
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6 responses
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chrome, js, devtools
HTML: The Basics
Keith Connolly
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0 responses
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html, html5, screencast, video
Image batch resize in node.js
Vincent Voyer
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2 responses
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async, image, imagemagick, resize
Perfect Workflow in Sublime Text
Nathan Malcolm
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3 responses
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sublime text, workflow, tutsplus
Remove whitespace with git
Steffan Harries
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1 response
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scm, whitespace, git
Web, Server, Scalability, High-Performance
David Rodrigues
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0 responses
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web, server, scalability, highperformance
For a little bit of fun...
Adam Hewitt
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0 responses
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visual, studio
Setting up Flash debugger on Linux Mint 64bit
Krzysztof Ciesielski
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0 responses
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linux, flash, flex
Variants of wrong TDD I have encountered
Ivan Sim
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0 responses
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tdd, ivanhcsim
JSLint friend or foe?
Donald Organ
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0 responses
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javascript
JSLint
Donald Organ
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0 responses
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javascript
Extensive WordPress Plugin Unit Testing
Bryan Petty
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2 responses
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wordpress
Detecting an iPhone 5
Jackilyn
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0 responses
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css, ios, iphone 5
iOS 6 File Uploads
Jackilyn
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0 responses
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html, ios, file upload, mobile safari
Protip #1
Mads Cordes
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0 responses
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scss, less, sass
Using Email On Acid for testing Email?
Joakim Olander
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0 responses
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joakwest, testing, email, emailonacid
Sed recursively with the help of ack and xargs
Mario Bonales
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1 response
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shell, sed, unix, bash
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