March 2010
63 posts
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Nothing Insightful: Introducing "Aristo", A jQuery... →
For those that arn’t familiar with jQuery UI, it’s essentially a collection of jQuery plugins that try to do for user interaction what jQuery did for JavaScript. Like it’s parent library, jQuery UI does its very best to remain cross browser compliant. It is easy to implement. It is …
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An animated film inspired by Persian Architecture.
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“In order to achieve that, we have created scalable infrastructure, named Pregel,...”
– Pregel: Google’s other data-processing infrastructure | Scalable web architectures (via igrigorik)
“There are countless areas in which America does it one way and everyone else...”
– Why This Moment Matters
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“In a meeting in Silicon Valley with high-tech and business professionals, I...”
– Myth of China’s Manufacturing Prowess « THE CHINESE DREAM
“Currently, FarmVille has 28M daily players and 75M monthly players 9 months...”
– How FarmVille Scales to Harvest 75 Million Players a Month
“Real success is having a skill or quality that cannot be provided by the lowest...”
– Dan Heller’s Photography Business Blog: Reminder: Cooperation is an Illusion
“Philip Greenspun and Dave Winer (with DaveNet, even before Scripting News)...”
– Puppy! - Joel on Software
“Earlier this week I was drawn into an enlightening discussion with my colleague...”
– Tattúínárdœla saga: If Star Wars Were an Icelandic Saga « Tattúínárdœla saga
“jQuery.spritely is a jQuery plugin created by Artlogic for creating dynamic...”
– jQuery Spritely | Spritely
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