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Did Google Get It Right With Version Numbering?

by alan on November 29th, 2011

How many Chrome users can blindly rattle off what version they are using? I couldn’t tell you, but I really prefer it to be that way. I know I’m running Firefox v8.0 at this time because a short time ago the program asked me if I wanted to update.

As a web developer, I’m often finding myself testing and retesting in multiple browser. Finding that my web application works great in IE9 and IE8 but fails in IE7. Even Firefox, the biggest competitor to Internet Explorer next to Chrome, has some issues in older browsers. Firefox v3.6 still holds over 5% of the browser market share! (source) (more…)



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Git Series: Ignoring Files

by alan on November 15th, 2011

Welcome back to another article for our Git Series! Today’s article will be covering the topic of ignoring files in your Git repository. Like with many things with Git, there are a few ways to go about ignoring files. (more…)



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Are you using a JavaScript Library?

by alan on October 25th, 2011

I can across an interesting site that breaks down usage statistics and market shares for various web technologies last week. One of the numbers that I found particularly interesting was the usage of JavaScript libraries for websites.  The intriguing number here was that 51.9% of web sites do not use a JavaScript library (or not one of the well know libraries). (more…)



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