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python, open source, linux, pidgin
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rails, heroku
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mysql, ios, timestamp, nsdate
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cocoa, ios, core data, cocoa touch
Retryable gem
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0 responses
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ruby, github
Lazy loading JavaScript files with Rocket
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lazy load, rocket, javascript
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"Compressing" HTML output with PHP
Philipe Rubio
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5 responses
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php, compression
How to save a pdf file with its annotations in Objective-C
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Cut through the role spaghetti
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ruby, chef, knife
MongoDB Fundamentals
Steve Francia
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0 responses
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mongodb, database, oscon
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Steve Francia
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0 responses
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mongodb, database, oscon
Reasons to build a hybrid MongoDB/Relational app
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0 responses
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mongodb, database, oscon
Detect weather unter x86 or x64 Windows
Malte Bublitz
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0 responses
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python, maltebublitz, wine, windows
MyBB Patches
Nathan Malcolm
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0 responses
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github, open source, mybb
Create your own metric system
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metrics, oscon
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